Detailed Product Description

Description With MultiLab you can turn your laptop or desktop computer into a powerful, multifunction Test and Measuring Instrument. Whichever instrument you need Multimeter, Oscilloscope, Spectrum Analyzer, Logic Analyzer, Arbitrary Waveform Generator, or Digital Signal generator it is at your fingertips with a click of the mouse. In addition MultiLab can be used with the TINA circuit simulation program for comparison of simulation and measurements as a unique tool for circuit development, troubleshooting, and the study of analog and digital Circuits. MultiLab includes a DC to 50 MHz bandwith,10/12 bit resolution, dual-channel Digital Storage Oscilloscope. Due to its advanced equivalent-time sampling technology, MultiLab can acquire repetitive signal with 4 GS/s equivalent sampling rate, while in single shot mode the sampling rate is 20 MS/s. The full scale input range is + 400 V, with 5 mV to 100 V /div ranges. The synthesized Function Generator provides sine, square, ramp, triangle and arbitrary waveforms from DC to 4 MHz, with logarithmic and linear sweep, and modulation up to 10V peak to peak. Arbitrary waveforms can be programmed via the high level, easy to use language of TINA's Interpreter. Working automatically in conjunction with the Function Generator, the Signal Analyzer measures and displays Bode amplitude and phase diagrams, Nyquist diagrams, and also works as a spectrum analyzer. Digital I/O for the high-tech Digital Signal Generator and Logic Analyzer instruments allow fast 16-channel digital testing up to 40MHz. The optional Multimeter for MultiLab allows DC/AC measurements in ranges from 1 mV to 400 V and 100 mA to 2 A. It can also measure DC resistance in ranges from 1 W to 10 MW. Using MultiLab with TINA PRO, Design Soft's popular circuit simulation program, gives you the unique capability to have circuit simulation and real time measurements in the same integrated environment. This provides an invaluable tool for troubleshooting and brings your designs to life by comparing simulated and measured results. You can also plug Experiment Modules into the slot on the front of MultiLab, allowing you to simulate, measure, and troubleshoot virtually the whole range of analog and digital.