Tektronix TDS744A Color Four Channel Digitizing Oscilloscope

Product Information

The Tektronix TDS744A Color Four Channel Digitizing Oscilloscope is a portable 4 channel instrument suitable for use in a variety of test and measurement applications. This model has been tested to specifications and is in good condition, although it may display slight cosmetic blemishes due to normal use. It features waveform capture rates of the fastest analog oscilloscopes in a state-of-the-art DSO for advanced digital design, analog design, and R & D applications. The TDS744A has a bandwidth of 500MHz and sample rate to 2 GS/s, with a maximum record length of 50,000 points per channel. It is fully programmable via GPIB (IEEE 488.2) and has GPIB, RS-232, and Centronics I/O ports. It includes options 13, 1F & 2F, offering features such as 4 channels, pulse width triggering, waveform pass/fail testing, and full GPIB programmability.

• Four Channel Color Digitizing Oscilloscope
• Portable and suitable for various test and measurement applications
• Bandwidth of 500MHz and sample rate to 2 GS/s
• Maximum record length of 50,000 points per channel
• Fully programmable via GPIB, with GPIB, RS-232, and Centronics I/O ports
• Includes options 13, 1F & 2F for enhanced functionality

• Channels: 4
• Bandwidth: 500 MHz
• Sample Rate: 2 GS/s
• Maximum Record Length: 50,000 points per channel
• Programmability: Fully programmable via GPIB (IEEE 488.2)
• Ports: GPIB, RS-232, Centronics I/O
• Options: Included options 13, 1F & 2F
• Triggering: Pulse Width, Waveform Pass/Fail
• Display: High Resolution Color Monitor with VGA-Output to External Monitor
• Record Lengths: Infinite and Variable Persistence Displays
• Accessories: RS-232/Centronics Hardcopy Interface Ports, 3.5 Floppy Disk Drive, Advanced DSP Math

Metric: 16.32932 kg
Imperial: 36 lb

Metric: 43.18 cm x 43.18 cm x 17.78 cm
Imperial: 17 in x 17 in x 7 in

9030208090

The harmonized code 9030208090 is for oscilloscopes with a cathode-ray tube. This accurately reflects the product's classification as a digitizing oscilloscope with color display and programmable features.