Parts Test & Debug Tools Oscilloscopes WAVESURFER 3104Z

WaveSurfer 3104z

Name: WaveSurfer 3104z
Brand: Teledyne LeCroy

MPN: WAVESURFER 3104Z

Teledyne LeCroy

1 GHz Bench, Digital Oscilloscopes Ethernet, USB Interface LCD - Color (Touch) Display 4 Analog Channel 400V Record, Playback, Save, Trend, Function Generator, Embedded Trigger and Decode Protocols

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Overview

The WaveSurfer 3104z is a 1 GHz, 4-channel digital oscilloscope featuring a 10.1 inch capacitive touch screen and a deep 40Mpts interleaved memory. It integrates multiple instruments into one benchtop unit, including a function generator and protocol trigger/decode capabilities, with a fast 430 ps typical rise time for high-speed signal analysis.

Why Choose This Part

The large capacitive touch screen significantly improves workflow efficiency compared to traditional button-only interfaces. Its high 4 GS/s sample rate and 40Mpts memory depth ensure high-resolution capture of long-duration complex waveforms.

Applications

High-Speed Digital Debugging

Utilize the 1 GHz bandwidth and 430 ps rise time to characterize clock signals and data lines in embedded systems.

Serial Protocol Analysis

Embedded trigger and decode functions allow for hardware-level troubleshooting of common communication buses.

Power Integrity Testing

Measure ripple, noise, and transients on DC power rails with a 400V maximum input rating and high vertical accuracy.

System Integration

Document and share findings using the integrated Ethernet and USB interfaces, supporting remote control and data logging.

Key Specifications

Type Bench, Digital

Channels 4 Analog

Function Record, Playback, Save, Trend

Bandwidth 1 GHz

Interface Ethernet, USB

Probe Type Passive 10:1 (4)

Memory Size 40Mpts

Display Type LCD - Color (Touch)

Input Impedance 1M - 16pF

Rise Time (Typ) 430 ps

Voltage - Supply 100 ~ 240VAC

Voltage - Input (Max) 400V

Sampling Rate (Per Second) 4G

Getting Started

Connect the four included 10:1 passive probes to the analog channels to begin signal acquisition. Use the USBTMC or Ethernet interfaces to integrate the oscilloscope into automated test environments via standard SCPI commands.