The Tektronix TBS1052C is part of the TBS1000C series of digital oscilloscopes, offering a compact and affordable solution for engineers, educators, and hobbyists looking to perform fundamental waveform analysis and measurements. Its compact design, intuitive interface, and versatile functionality make it a valuable tool for various applications, from educational settings to professional electronics laboratories.

Key Features of the Tektronix TBS1052C Oscilloscope

• The oscilloscope offers a maximum real-time sampling rate of 1 giga-sample per second (GS/s) on each channel, capturing fast-changing signals precisely.
• The TBS1052C features a vibrant 7-inch widescreen display with a WVGA (800x480) resolution, providing a clear and detailed view of waveforms, measurements, and on-screen controls.
• The oscilloscope offers a variety of automatic measurements, including voltage, frequency, period, and more, making it easier for users to quickly analyse signal characteristics.
• It has a record length of up to 2.5k points per channel, enabling users to capture longer time spans and fine details in waveforms.
• The TBS1052C offers advanced triggering capabilities, including edge, pulse, video, and slope triggers, allowing users to isolate and capture specific events in their signals.
• The oscilloscope has USB and LAN interfaces for data transfer and remote control, enabling seamless integration into various testing environments.

The Tektronix TBS1052C, TBS1000C Series Digital Oscilloscope, Digital Storage, 2 Channels, 50MHz: Application Versatility

The Tektronix TBS1052C finds applications in various fields, including:

• Electronics Education: It is an ideal tool for educational institutions and students learning about electronics and waveform analysis.
• Embedded System Development: Engineers and developers can use it to debug and validate microcontroller-based systems and digital circuits.
• R&D Laboratories: The oscilloscope aids researchers and scientists in conducting experiments, characterising signals, and analysing waveforms.
• Service and Repair: Technicians can use it for diagnosing faults and troubleshooting electronic devices and equipment.
• Quality Control: Manufacturers can utilise it to control and test electronic components and assemblies.

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