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WaveRunner Xi
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| Quick Specifications |
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- 400 MHz to 2 GHz Bandwidth
- up to 10 GS/s
- 12.5 Mpts/Ch standard memory
- Big 10.4" LCD Display
- Small 6" footprint
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| Key Features |
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- Bright 10.4" display
- Only 15cm (6") deep
- Dedicated cursor knobs
- Zoom control keys
- Tough screen with built-in stylus
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- High impedance active probes
- LeCroy WaveStream fast viewing mode
- LeCroy WaveScan advanced seach and analysis
- Serial trigger and decoding
- Local language user interface
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Performance Reimagined
The LeCroy WaveRunner Xi is the most powerful and capable scope available in its class. Basic system validation using advanced triggers, fast viewing modes, measurement parameters, or serial decodes is simple and easy. Advanced debug, multi-domain analysis, and waveshape analysis are possible with tools unique to WaveRunner Xi. Optional application packages help you make sense of well-defined problems.
Great Performance
With 5 GS/s and 10 Mpts standard on every channel (up to 10 GS/s interleaved with 64Xi, 104Xi, and 204Xi), you can be assured of precise measurements of fast signals, and long captures of slow-speed events.
Big Display / Small Footprint
A big display is crucial to understanding circuit behaviors, especially when working with a combination of analog, digital, and serial data signals. That's why we use a big, bright 10.4" color display to allow room for everything, including time-correlated views of mixed-signal systems and non-time-domain analysis. You'll love the impressive display viewing angle; and the very small instrument footprint makes it easy to work anywhere.
Powerful WaveShape Analysis Capability
WaveRunner Xi has the best problem solving capability, whether you are gathering statistical data on thousands or millions of events, converting signal information into a statistical, modulation, or frequency domain for better understanding, or using WaveScan™ to find anomalous events. In addition, WaveRunner Xi's have numerous application packages to solve specific test and measurement challenges. |
