
Supported Scopes
M1™ Oscilloscope Tools is reliant on the quality and precision of the platforms on which it operates. The high-precision real-time oscilloscopes that are used to perform the test will determine the asymptotic repeatability of
the subsequent M1™ measurements (first-order determinants of this are
front-end noise, quantization error and sample clock jitter). The memory depth,
in conjunction with sample rate, determines how many consecutive cycles
can be captured. Other aspects of the operation or design of the
scopes will drive other convenience and performance parameters. We are
happy to provide some best practices on how to make the most accurate measurements possible.
ASA's
family of M1™ Oscilloscope Tools can be used exterior to a select group
of real-time oscilloscopes, as well as inside most currently available
Windows®-based real-time oscilloscopes. The instruments that ASA has chosen to use with M1™ are the best.
M1 Oscilloscope Tools is priced according to the speed of the scope. To see which version of M1 you need, go to our M1 Companion Level Selector page .
M1™ now supports the following companies' platforms:
Because
the above scopes have different design characteristics, they each
perform at different levels of precision relative to jitter measurement.
| SCOPE |
NUMBER OF CHANNELS |
ANALOG BANDWIDTH |
RMS REPEATABILITY ** |
MAX SAMPLE RATE |
| Single-ended |
Differential |
| TDS694C |
4 |
3 GHz |
~0.55 psec |
10 GSa/S |
10 GSa/S |
| TDS7104 |
4 |
1 GHz |
1.54 psec |
10 GSa/S |
5 GSa/S |
| TDS7154 |
4 |
1.5 GHz |
TBD |
20 GSa/S |
10 GSa/S |
| TDS7254 |
4 |
2.5 GHz |
TBD |
20 GSa/S |
10 GSa/S |
| TDS7404 |
4 |
4 GHz |
~0.55 psec |
20 GSa/S |
10 GSa/S |
| TDS784/580 |
4 |
1 GHz |
2.0 psec |
4 GSa/S |
2 GSa/S |
| TDS794D |
4 |
2 GHz |
2.0 psec |
4 GSa/S |
2 GSa/S |
| HP54720D |
1 or 2 |
2 or 1.1 GHz |
0.8 psec |
8 GSa/S |
4 GSa/S |
| AT54845/846 |
4 |
1.5/2.25 GHz |
1.0 psec |
8 GSa/S |
8 GSa/S |
| LC584 Series |
4 |
1 GHz |
2.4 psec |
8 GSa/S |
4 GSa/S |
| WP950 / 960 |
4 |
1 or 2 GHz |
1.7 psec |
16 GSa/S |
8 GSa/S |
| WP7000 |
4 |
3 GHz |
0.9 psec |
20 GSa/S |
20 GSa/S |
| TDS5104 |
4 |
1 GHz |
3.9 psec |
5 GSa/S |
2.5 GSa/S |
| TDS5054 /5052 |
4 or 2 |
500 MHz |
TBD |
5 GSa/S |
2.5 GSa/S |
| AT54832 |
4 |
1 GHz |
1.8 psec |
4 GSa/S |
4 GSa/S |
| TDS6604 |
4 |
6 GHz |
~0.55 psec |
20 GSa/S |
20 GSa/S |
| WM8500/8300 |
4 |
5/3 GHz |
~0.55 psec |
20 GSa/S |
20 GSa/S |
| AT54855A |
4 |
6 GHz |
~0.55 psec |
20 GSa/S |
20 GSa/S |
| DSO 80134A |
4 |
13 GHz with DSP; 12 GHz analog BW |
<coming soon> |
40 GSa/S |
40 GSa/S |
| TDS6154C |
4 |
15 GHz with DSP; 12 GHz analog BW. |
<coming soon> |
40 GSa/S |
40 GSa/S |
| DSO/MSO 6000 |
4 |
1 GHz |
3.1 ps (tested on MSO 6032, 300 MHz Model) |
4 GSa/S |
4 GSa/S |
| DSO/MSO 3000 |
4 |
200 MHz |
<coming soon> |
1 GSa/S |
1 GSa/S |
| SDA 11000 |
2 |
11 GHz |
<coming soon> |
40 GSa/S |
40 GSa/S |
**
RMS Repeatability is measured by inserting a very precise (timing
specifications) logic signal source running at 2.5 GBPS data rate
running in clock mode and measuring the clock period with the M1/scope
system and its standard deviation. The standard deviation of this
actual measurement is the RMS repeatability.
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