InfiniiVision 1000 X-Series Oscilloscope DSOX1102G

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About This RoadTest

The Keysight Technologies' InfiniiVision 1000 X-Series oscilloscope delivers professional-level functionality with industry-leading software analysis and 6-in-1 instrument integration. It uses Keysight’s MegaZoom IV custom ASIC technology, which enables a high 50,000 waveforms per second update rate. This makes it easier to see random and infrequent glitches and anomalies that similarly-priced oscilloscopes might miss. The 1000 X-Series also has a high sampling rate of up to 2 GSa/s and comes standard with two probes. And it uses segmented memory capability to maximize memory depth while helping the scope test faster.

 

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Ideal for New Users

The 1000 X-Series oscilloscopes are ideal for new users and students. Not only are they low cost, but learning how to use the scope and set up measurements is simple. The front panel is easy to use and features built-in help so new users can quickly analyze signals to deliver results. The kit includes built-in training signals, a comprehensive oscilloscope lab guide written specifically for undergraduate students, and an oscilloscope fundamentals slide set for professors and lab assistants.

 

Six-in-one instrument integration

Six-in-one instrument integration means the 1000 X-Series gives users even more value for their money and saves valuable bench space. In addition to being an oscilloscope, the 1000 X-Series is also a serial protocol analyzer, digital voltmeter and frequency counter. The DSOX1102G model includes a frequency response analyzer and WaveGen function generator. Bode plot fundamentals are easy to teach with the built in WaveGen and frequency response analysis.

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Signal Analysis

The 1000 X-Series provides professional-quality measurement and software analysis capability. The scope features 24 typical oscilloscope measurements to quickly analyze signals and determine signal parameters. Additional signal analysis is provided by the gated FFT function, which allows users to correlate time and frequency domain phenomenon on a single screen. And mask limit testing is also available to help users easily detect signal errors. The 1000 X-Series supports decoding and analysis of a wide range of popular embedded and automotive serial bus applications, which include I2C, SPI, UART/RS232, CAN and LIN.

 

DSOX1102G Features

 

  • Analog Channels: 2
  • Digital Channels: 1
  • Bandwidth: 70 MHz (base) / 100 MHz with DSOX1B7T102 option
  • Maximum Sample Rate: 2 GSa/s
  • Maximum Memory Depth: 1 Mpts
  • Segmented Memory: Standard
  • Mask/limit testing: Standard
  • WaveGen: 20 MHz function generators (includes Bode plot test)
  • Serial Protocol Analysis: I²C, SPI, UART/RS-232 - (DSOX1EMBD); CAN, LIN - (DSOX1AUTO)
  • Waveform math: Add, subtract, multiply, divide, FFT (magnitude and phase), low pass filter
  • Integrated digital voltmeter
  • Display: 7-inch TFT LCD WVGA
  • Waveform update rate: 50,000 waveforms per second
  • Connectivity: USB 2.0 (host and device)

 

Note: The total number of winners selected will be at least the minimum number set out above, but the actual number is at the sole discretion of the Organizer and/or the Sponsor.

Important Dates

Enrollment Begins: Mar 2, 2017

 

Enrollment Ends: Apr 7, 2017

 

RoadTesters Selected: Apr 18 2017

 

Product Shipped: Apr 21 2017

 

RoadTesting Begins: Apr 28 2017

 

Status Reminder/Update Email: Jun 13 2017*

 

Submit Reviews By: Jun 27 2017

 

* Status Reminder Email is sent by element14 RoadTest Program staff

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Terms and Conditions

InfiniiVision 1000 X-Series Oscilloscope DSOX1102G  – RoadTest

Terms and Conditions

These are the terms and conditions which govern the InfiniiVision 1000 X-Series Oscilloscope DSOX1102G RoadTest contest. This Contest requires participants to submit an application indicating their previous experience with this type of equipment/component, information on what they would do to test the equipment/component, and the applicant’s desire to post a thorough review of their experience with images, photos, or other supplemental materials. Participants will be required to meet the Conditions for Participation.  The winners of this RoadTest will receive the item(s) listed below. RoadTest Reviews are due no later than 60 days after the receipt of the item(s). No other prizes are offered.

The Principal terms of the Competition:

The following words and phrases are used in these terms and conditions and have the meanings given to them below.

InfiniiVision 1000 X-Series Oscilloscope DSOX1102G(RoadTest or Contest)

Key dates:

Applications Close: midnight (GMT) on 3  March 2017

Announcement of Winner (estimated): 3 May 2017

Prize:  InfiniiVision 1000 X-Series Oscilloscope DSOX1102G

Additional Prizes: none

Competition Site: https://www.element14.com/community/groups/roadtest?ICID=menubar_resources_roadtest

Site or element14 Community: www.element14.com/community

Judges: members of the element14 community team chosen at the Organiser’s discretion.

Judging Criteria, All of the following which will have equal weighting:

· Demonstrated competence with the technologies including links or descriptions of past projects

· Qualifications as indicated by current job role and/or schooling/vocational training;

· A thorough description of how the prize would be tested;

· Likelihood that the Applicant will blog about the prize and provide a review on element14.com;

· Originality;

· Innovation.

Organiser: Premier Farnell plc (registered in England and Wales under company number 876412) whose registered office is at Farnell House, Forge Lane, Leeds, UK

Conditions for Qualification: in addition to meeting the requirements of these terms, all persons applying to take part in the Contest (each one an Applicant) must:

· Provide a RoadTest application describing what he/she would do if awarded the Prize including similar previous projects, product experience and qualifications

Terms: these terms and conditions which govern the Competition and to which the Organiser reserves the right to make changes from time to time and the latest version of these Terms from time to time will be posted to the Site.

  1. Eligibility
  2. Applications:
  3. Selecting Winners:  
  4. Liability:
  5. General:

1.1 Save as set out in these Terms, the Contest is open to any natural or legal person, firm or company or group of natural persons or unincorporated body.

1.2 All Applicants must be aged at least 18 at the time of their application.

1.3 Applicants must not enter the RoadTest if doing so or taking part may:

1.3.1 cause the Organiser and/or themselves to be in breach of any agreement (including but not limited to any contract of employment) to which they are a party or in breach of any law, regulation or rule having the force of law to which the Organiser or the Applicant may be subject or any policy of the Organiser or the Sponsor;

1.3.2 Require the Organiser to obtain any licence, authorisation or permission to deal with the Applicant; or

1.3.3 Be in breach of any policy or practice of their employer. Some employers prohibit or restrict their employees from taking part in competitions such as these or receiving prizes under them and the Organiser respects those policies and practices.

The Organiser reserves the right to disqualify any Application made in breach of these Terms and to reject any Application which it reasonably believes may be or become in breach. The Organiser reserves the right to require evidence in such form as the Organiser may reasonably require of any Applicant’s compliance with any of these Terms and to disqualify any Applicant or Participant who cannot provide such evidence reasonably promptly.

1.4 Multiple applications are not permitted.

1.5 Applications may not be submitted by an agent whether acting on behalf of an undisclosed principal or otherwise.

1.6 The Contest is NOT open to:

1.6.1 Any person or entity who is a resident or national of any country which is subject to sanctions, embargoes or national trade restrictions of the United States of America, the European Union or the United Kingdom;

1.6.2 Any employee, director, member, shareholder (as appropriate) or any of their direct families (parents, siblings, spouse, partner, children) (“Direct Families”) of the Organiser and Sponsors; or

2.1 Each Applicant must fully complete and submit a RoadTest Application by the Application Close.

2.2 By submitting a Registration Form, each Applicant:

2.2.1 Authorises the Organiser to use his or her personal data (as defined in the Data Protection Act 1998) for the purposes of running and promoting the RoadTest;

2.2.2 Authorises the Organizer to copy, reproduce and publish their application should they be accepted as a Participant;

2.2.3 Will be deemed to have read, accepted and agree to be bound by these Terms. Applicants are advised to print and keep safe these Terms;

2.2.4 Authorises the Organiser to copy, reproduce and use the Application and/or Review for the purposes of the RoadTest and as otherwise contemplated by these Terms. The Organiser will not be responsible for any inaccuracy, error or omission contained in any reproduction or use of the Project Blogs.

2.2.5 Licenses the Organiser to use the intellectual property in the Project (IP) for the purposes of this Contest. As between the Applicant and the Organiser the IP remains owned by the Applicant.

2.2.6 Grants the Organiser the right to use his or her likeness, photographs, logos, trademarks, audio or video recordings without restriction for the purposes of Contest or the promotion of it or the Site;

2.2.7 Agrees to participate positively in all publicity surrounding the Contest;

2.2.8 Agrees to be responsible for all expenses and costs incurred by him or her in preparing for, entering and participating in the Contest (save for any expenses expressly agreed by the Organiser to be borne by it in these Terms);

2.2.9 Confirms that he or she owns all IP used in his or her application or Project or Blogs and indemnifies the Organiser from any claim by a third party that use of any material provided by an Applicant to the Organiser infringes the intellectual property rights of any third party;

2.2.10 Agrees not to act in any way or fail to act in any way or be associated with any cause or group which would have a negative impact on the reputation of the Organiser and/or the RoadTest.

2.3 All applications submitted to this RoadTest must meet the following criteria:

2.3.1 Applicants must be the author, creator and owner of the proposed review idea. Applicants must not submit someone else’s idea;

2.3.2 The proposed application must be reasonably achievable by the within the time constraints of the Contest;

2.3.3 Applications must not include or propose any of the following, the inclusion of which shall render any proposed application ineligible:

(a) Applications which relate to socially taboo topics, such as illicit drug use or sexual gratification;

(b) Applications that are or could reasonably be considered to be illegal, immoral, discriminatory or offensive as determined by the Organiser;

(c) Applications in relation to them which if accepted would infringe or breach any of the policies or terms of access or use of the Site.

2.4 No Application may contain any of the hazardous substances identified by Article 4 of Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parliament on the Restrictions on the Use of Substances in Electronic and Electrical Equipment ("the Directive") or the use of such hazardous substances in the in any such Project must not exceed the maximum concentration values set out in the Directive.

3.1 Winners will be selected by the Organiser on the basis of the quality of his or her application and its adherence to these Terms.

3.2 The total number of Winners selected will be at least the minimum number set out above but the actual number is at the sole discretion of the Organizer and/or the Sponsor, if applicable.

3.3 The Organiser will use all reasonable efforts to announce the Winners via an update to the RoadTest page by the date listed above.

3.4 Winners agree to take part in all publicity which the Organiser or the Sponsor wishes to use to promote the RoadTest, the Products featured or other Contests with which the Organiser may be connected from time to time.

3.5 Details of the Winners may also be published in the media.

3.6 Winners are responsible for all applicable taxes, duties or other charges payable in relation to any prize.

3.7

4.1 The Organiser hereby excludes all and any Liability arising out of the Contest or the acceptance, use, quality, condition, suitability or performance of any Prize, even where that Liability may arise from the Organiser’s negligence.

4.2 Nothing in these Terms will affect any Liability of the Organiser for death or personal injury arising from its negligence, for breach of Part II of the Consumer Protection Act 1987 (in the event that any entrant is entitled to claim rights under the Consumer Protection Act 1987) or for any matter in relation to which it would be illegal for the Organiser to exclude or to attempt to exclude its Liability.

4.3 Subject to 4.2, neither the Organiser, any parent company nor any subsidiary of the Organiser or such parent company or any of their directors, officers and employees (together referred to in these terms and the ‘Associates’) makes any guarantee, warranty or representation of any kind, express or implied, with respect to this Competition or the Prizes potentially available under it. Neither the Organiser nor any of its Associates shall be responsible for any Liability that may arise out of or in connection with person’s participation in this Competition, the claiming, redemption or value of any prizes under it, the use or enjoyment of such prizes or any events or circumstances arising out of or in connection with any of them. Any implied warranties of condition, merchantability or suitability or fitness for purpose of any of them are hereby expressly excluded. Wherever used in these Terms, ‘Liability’ shall mean any and all costs, expenses, claims, damages, actions, proceedings, demands, losses and other liabilities (including legal fees and costs on a full indemnity basis) arising directly or indirectly out of or in connection with the matter concerned.

5.1 The RoadTest is organised and sponsored by the Organiser. The Organiser reserves the right to delegate all or any of its powers, rights and obligations arising in relation to the RoadTest to any Associate and certain such rights and powers are assumed by the Organiser on behalf of itself and each Associate. Reference to “Organiser” shall be deemed to include reference to each Associate.

5.2 The RoadTest may be terminated at any time if there are, in the sole opinion of the Organiser, an insufficient number of entries, or if the Applications are not of an appropriate standard for a competition of this nature. The Organiser has the right to cancel or suspend the RoadTest at any time due to circumstances outside its reasonable control.

5.3 The Organiser shall have the sole discretion to disqualify (without correspondence or right of appeal) any Applicant it considers to be adversely affecting the process or the operation of the RoadTest or to be in breach of these Terms or to be acting in a disruptive manner or with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other Applicant or Participant.

5.4 The Organiser has the right to amend or add to these Terms from time to time. Revised Terms and Conditions will be posted on the Contest Site and it is a condition of entry to the RoadTest that Applicants agree to comply with these Terms and, if appropriate, such Terms as amended from time to time.

5.5 Headings are for convenience only and do not affect the interpretation or construction of these Terms and Conditions.

5.6 These Terms and the operation of the Contest shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English Law and any claim or matter arising under these Terms shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

Official RoadTesters

Thanks for everyone who applied. I will say it was a difficult decision because the supplier told me they were amazed at all of the high quality of applications. Here are the people who were chosen as official RoadTesters:

 

Tax LiabilityAs per the RoadTest T&Cs, you are responsible for taxes associated with this product. For US applicants, if you are selected as an official RoadTester, you will be issued a 1099 that will report the product as income due to the cost of this product.
Comment List
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  • It all depends how your relative speed is and the localised gravitation effects.

    Your feet are younger than your head when you stand on Earth.

  • Something is definitely not right. 10AM does suggest GMT, however then the date should be the 6th of April and not the 7th!

     

    Also, I agree that the American date format is annoying and ambiguous :-)

  • Ha Ha - this is a classic problem with forums being viewed all across the world, and having contributions from all across the world!

     

    It looks like the time is GMT.

     

    Also, the aa/bb/[yy]yy format is ambiguous and should be avoided in international contexts - who knows whether the 'aa' is the month or the day ... ?!

     

    https://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/iso-date

  • Seems like the countdown timer doesn't match the time listed in the "end date"?

     

    My end date is 4/7/17 10:00 PM, current time (in my timezone) is 4/6/17 7:00 PM, but it says I have just under 15 hours left (which would make the end date 4/7/17 10:00AM).

  • I sure wish scopes of this capability were available at this price when I was starting out.

    I did acquire a DSO203 before I acquired a full sized modern DSO and found it reasonably useful, especially for portable work - it fits in a pocket.

    Now I mainly use it when I need a small device to fit in a video window of a blog.

    Here is an example.

  • Thanks for the suggestion. I have been considering the Nano v3. 

  • I'd be interested to know if it behaves like other DSO scopes I have used when viewing the CDROM eye pattern. Most DSO do not resolve this as multiple waveforms as an analogue one does. I think this would be a nice test to perform. Alas I do not have the scope (hopefully - hint hint) I can provide a roadtest on one and test this example against an analogue scope for comparison purposes. These days the eye pattern is not used frequently to tune the CDROM ability to track. In the good old days it was a critical adjustment done by hand and checked about every 12 months to retain good tracking.

    These days the controllers deliberately introduce errors into the tracking and analyse them to achieve better tracking. When Philips first introduced this tech they had a special CDROM disc that pretty much no other player could play without loosing sound quality. It had a 1mm black dot in the middle of the track.

    Would be nice to do a road test on this and confirm what the results would be, YES I am enrolled.

     

    Cheers

    Warren.

  • A high performance and quality DSO for less than the price of a PC is a great deal.

  • Is this the same model that Ben Heck featured on recent episode? I want to find an affordable oscilloscope but most are out of my price range. This one looks promising. I am definitely looking forward to seeing the reviews.

  • These "entry-level" digital scopes certainly look much better and affordable than the basic models I remember.

    For me the biggest improvement (apart from the price) in the bottom end scopes over the years is the display. The budget models used to come with a grayscale, low-res LCD, but now they are widescreen, colour, and higher-res.