Fluke Introduces ScopeMeter 190 Series II Unstable Oscilloscopes Engineered For Severe Industrial Environments

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Dec 17, 2010 1:42 PM

Fluke has introduced the Fluke ScopeMeter 190 Series II handheld unstable oscilloscopes for severe industrial environments.

These new unstable scopes are safety rated for CAT III 1000 V/CAT IV 600 V environments. The 4 submit channels are entirely removed from any other to perform differential buoyant measurements, a vicious care for troubleshooting fixed-installation, three-phase power electronic gadgets similar to non-static speed engine drives.

The Fluke ScopeMeter framework is hermetically sealed from the mood with no cooling slots or fans to display the instrument. It carries the IP -51 dust- and drip-proof rating, so it's difficult sufficient to use, safely, on the assembly lines building and in the field. While many high-performance oscilloscopes are not written to ward off dirty, severe environments, the ScopeMeter is built to broach precise results where common unstable oscilloscopes brave not go.

Their swift sampling rate, up to 2.5Gb/s and 400-pico second resolution, helps users takeover electrical sound and other disturbances to diagnose precisely what is going on. With 100MHz and 200MHz models, they broach the bandwidth indispensable to casing both today's needs and tomorrow's. With 4 channels, users can assess submit signals, outlay signals, feedback loops or safety interlocks.

These new assessment collection are available and user-friendly. High-performance Li-Ion battery technology keeps the Series II ScopeMeter on the work for up to 7 hours. An outmost horse and easy-access battery doorway creates it elementary to barter batteries and expand usage. Two USB ports, electrically removed from dimensions submit circuits, make it easy to takeover and share waveforms. Users can in the centre store information to a USB mental recall device or simply link up to a Personal Computer around the USB dock and give waveforms or shade images for information review or archive.