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GDS-912 & GDS-912G Digital Storage Oscilloscope

RM2,169.00

Model: GDS-912G

GDS-912G
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Key Specifications

  • Bandwidth: 100 MHz
  • Sample rate: 1 GS/s
  • Channels: 2 Channels
  • Rise Time: ≤ 3.5 ns
  • Bandwidth Limit: 20 MHz
  • Vertical Resolution (A/D): 8bits
  • Max. Input Voltage: ≤ 300 Vrms
  • Time base Range (s/div): 2 ns/div~1000 s/div
  • Memory Depth: 20M
  • Display Type: 7” (800*480) LCD
  • Communication port: USB 2.0 Host / Device
  • Waveform Generator: 25 MHz (GDS-912G)
  • Standard Waveforms: Sine wave, square wave, ramp wave, pulse wave, arbitrary wave (GDS-912G)

Description

The GW Instek GDS-912 / GDS-912G series digital storage oscilloscopes are designed for education, R&D, and general testing applications, combining practical performance with user-friendly operation. Built on GW Instek’s long experience in oscilloscope development, the series features a 7-inch widescreen display with an expanded viewing area for clearer waveform observation and analysis.

The series provides high-speed sampling and long memory capability for capturing and analyzing transient signals more effectively. With 30 automatic measurement parameters, users can quickly analyze various signal conditions, while functions such as waveform integration, pulse counting, and Cursor RMS measurement help support more advanced testing applications.

The built-in FFT function supports simultaneous time and frequency domain display, allowing users to better understand signal frequency characteristics. Additional features such as automatic signal type detection, auto setup, and passive probe compensation testing help simplify operation and improve measurement accuracy.

To improve usability in different environments, the GDS-912 series also supports a multi-language user interface and maintains a compact, lightweight design suitable for both educational and industrial applications. Selected models additionally include a built-in signal generator for expanded testing flexibility.