THS3000 Datasheet, PDF (2/12 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – Handheld Oscilloscopes

Datasheet
Four isolated input channels easily handle any type of mixed signal inputs
Safely make floating and differential
measurements
Input signal and float voltage maximum safety ratings
Selecting the right probe
Scope/Probe Maximum safety rating THS3000 viewable signal
(attenuation) _{Reference Input signal On-screen P- On-screen}
float safety safety rating P voltage RMS voltage
rating
THS3000 (1X 600 V_RMS
input)
CAT III
300 V_RMS
CAT III
800 V_p-p
282 V_RMS
1000 V_RMS
CAT II
THP0301
(10X)
300 V_RMS
CAT III
300 V_RMS
CAT III
849 V_p-p
300 V_RMS
PP5122
(100X)
600 V_RMS
CAT II
1000 V_RMS
CAT III
2828 V_p-p
1000 V_RMS
P5122 (100X) 600 V_RMS
CAT II
1000 V_RMS
CAT III
2828 V_p-p
1000 V_RMS
Isolated-channel technology is specified to 1000 V_RMS maximum float voltage
Making accurate and safe measurements on power electronics, power
semiconductors, and other electronics applications can be challenging
when the signal reference is floating and not referenced to earth ground.
When your signal ranges from low voltage to high voltage (kV) or you must
use probing techniques that can potentially create ground loops, the
problem is compounded.
To enable floating measurements, the THS3000 Series is architecturally
different than most other oscilloscopes. All input channels are fully isolated
from the main chassis and from each other. Additionally the power adapter
and USB interface are fully isolated to ensure safe measurements and
eliminate the risk of unintentional grounding or accidental short circuits.
When configured with the proper probes you can be assured you'll be able
to make quick, safe, and accurate measurements.
Fast analysis of your device
The THS3000 Handheld Oscilloscope Series is packed with analysis tools
to help you validate your device's operation and identify issues quickly. With
waveform math, you can add, subtract, or multiply any of your signals to
investigate instantaneous power or look at gain. Vertical and horizontal
cursors allow you to look at a specific point on your waveform for accurate
measurements of voltage, current, time, or frequency. With 21 automated
measurements, you can make common measurements quickly and
accurately. The built-in Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) function allows you to
see the frequency spectrum of your signal, revealing signal interference,
crosstalk, or switching noise.
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