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Model DL9040 and DL9040L Digital Sampling Oscilloscopes  - Specifications

 

Basic Specification

Maximum Sample Rate

5GS/s

Frequency Bandwidth

500MHz

Max. Record Length

2.5MW (model DL9040), 6.25MW (model DL9040L)

Input Channels

4 (CH1 to CH4)

Input Coupling

AC, DC, GND, DC50

Input Impedance

 

1M±1% approx. 20pF
(when using PB500 probe, 10MΩ 2%, approx. 14pF)
50Ω
±1.5%

Voltage Axis Sensitivity
 

For 1M Input:

2mV/div to 5V/div (steps 1-2-5)

For 50 Input:

2mV/div to 500mV/div (steps 1-2-5)

Maximum Input Voltage
 

For 1M Input:

150Vrms CAT I (less than 1kHz)

For 50 Input:

5Vrms or less and 10V peak or less

DC Offset Max. Setting
when
probe attenuation
set to 1:1

 

2mV/div to 50mV/div:

±1V       for 1M input

100mV/div to 500mV/div:

±10V     for 1M input

1V/div to 5V/div:

±100V    for 1M input

2mV/div to 50mV/div:

±1V       for 50 input

100mV/div to 500mV/div:

±5V       for 50 input

Vertical (voltage) Axis Sensitivity

DC Accuracy
 

For 1M Input:

±(1.5% of 8 div + offset Volt Accy)

For 50 Input:

±(1.5% of 8 div + offset Volt Accy)

Offset Voltage Axis
Accuracy note 1
 

2mV/div to 50mV/div:

±(1% of reading + 0.2mV)

100mV/div to 500mV/div:

±(1% of reading + 2mV)

1V/div to 5V/div:

±(1% of reading + 20mV)

Frequency Characteristics notes 1,2  For 50 Input and For 1M Input [from probe tip when using the dedicated passive probe (PB500)].
(attenuation point -3dB when inputting a sinewave of amplitude ±2 div or equivalent)

 

5V/div to 10mV/div:

DC to 500MHz

5mV/div to 2mV/div:

DC to 400MHz

Residual Noise
Level  note3

0.4mV rms or 0.05 div rms, whichever is larger (typical value)
 

A/D Resolution

8-bit (25 LSB/div)

Bandwidth Limit

 

For each channel, select Full, 200MHz, 20MHz, 8MHz, 4MHz,
2MHz, 1MHz, 500kHz, 250kHz, 125kHz, 62.5kHz, 32kHz, 16kHz,
8kHz

Maximum Sampling
Rate
Real time sampling mode

Interleave mode ON:

5GS/s

Interleave mode OFF:

2.5GS/s

Repetitive sampling mode:

2.5TS/s
 

 Note 1.

Please order /P2 option if you use either current probes or differential probes.

Note 2.

Choose either one

Note 3.

PC and SPI triggers are standard.
 
Trigger Section

Trigger Modes

Auto, Auto Level, Normal, Single, and N Single

Trigger Source

CH1 to CH4, LINE, EXT

Window Comparator

Channels CH1 to CH4, or individual channels

Trigger Types
 

Edge/State:

Edge, Edge (Qualified), Edge OR, State

Width:

Pulse, Pulse (Qualified), Pulse State

Event Interval

Event Cycle, Event Delay, Event Sequence

Enhanced
 

TV (NTSC), PAL, HDTV, USER/PC, SPI (3-wire, 4-wire) serial pattern

 
 
Display

Display

8.4-inch color TFT liquid crystal display

 
 
Functions (waveform acquisition/display functions)

Acquisition Modes

Select from three acquisition modes: Normal, Envelope, and Average.

Other Acquisition Modes

High resolution mode, Repetitive sampling mode, Interleave mode, Interpolate mode.

Interpolate Function

Interpolates actual sampled data by up to 1000 times (or up to 2000 times in High-Res. mode) and increases the time resolution (up to 2.5 TS/s).

X - Y

Displays XY1, XY2 and T-Y simultaneously.

Accumulation

Accumulates waveforms on the display. Choose Count/Time and Inten/Color.

Snapshot

Retains the current displayed waveform on the screen.

 
 
Analysis Functions

Search and Zoom




 

Zooms the displayed waveform along the time (Horizontal Zoom) and voltage (Vertical Zoom) axes. Independent zooming factors can be applied to two zoom areas.
Search Types: Edge, Edge Qualified, State, Pulse, Pulse Qualified, Pulse State, Serial Pattern, PC (optional), SPI (optional).

History Memory
 

Model DL9040:

1000 waveforms (2.5 kW)

Model DL9040L:

2000 waveforms (2.5 kW)

Cursor Measurements

Vertical, Horizontal, VT, Marker, Serial

Automatic Measurement
of Waveform Parameter
Function

 

MAX, MIN, HIGH, LOW, P-P, HIGH-LOW, +OVER, -OVER, RMS, MEAN, Sdev, IntegTY.
C.rms, C.mean, C.Sdev, C.IntegTY, (1/FREQ), FREQ, COUNT, BURST.
+WIDTH, -WIDTH, PERIOD, DUTY, RISE, FALL, DELAY

Telecom Test

Performs mask test and eye pattern measurement

Computation Functions

Computes up to eight traces (CH1 - CH4/M1 -M4)

Reference Functions

Display and analysis (computation and cursors) on up to four traces (M1-M4) of the saved waveform data.

Action-on-trigger

 

Modes:
 

OFF, All Condition, (GO/NOGO Zone/Parameter), GO/NOGO Telecom Test)

Actions:

Buzzer, Print, Save, Mail
 
 
Optional Functions

Option /B5

Built-in Printer

Option /C8

Internal Hard Disk Drive

Option /C10 and C8

Ethernet Communication

Option /F5

Bus Analysis Function (PC + SPI)

Option /F7

CAN+SPI bus analyzer

Option /F8

I2+CAN+SPI bus analyzer

 
 
Measured value under standard operating conditions after 30-minute warm-up and performing calibration
Standard Operating Conditions: Ambient temperature
 
23°C ±5°C
 
  Ambient humidity 55°C ±10%
  Error in supply voltage and frequency within 1% of reading

Value in the case of a repetitive signal. The frequency bandwidth of a single-shot phenomenon is the smaller of the two values. DC to sampling frequency/2.5 or the frequency bandwidth of the repetitive phenomenon.

When the input section is shorted, the acquisition mode is set to normal, interleave mode is OFF, accumulation is OFF, and the probe attenuation is set to 1:1.

 

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