The Agilent/Keysight DSO9064L is a 600 MHz, 4-channel oscilloscope designed for signal analysis and manufacturing test environments. It delivers 20 GSa/s maximum sample rate with 20 Mpts standard memory per channel, enabling capture and detailed analysis of complex waveforms. The instrument combines Infiniium 9000 Series architecture with production-optimized design: minimized front-panel controls reduce accidental setting changes, while large status LEDs provide critical operational visibility. Control is available via USB or Ethernet for programmatic access, or through external keyboard, mouse, and monitor for manual operation. Vertical resolution reaches 8 bits natively, improving to ≥12 bits with averaging. Time-base accuracy of 5 ppm ± 5 ppm per year supports precision timing measurements across the 2 ns/div to 50 s/div range.
Technical Specifications
• Analog Bandwidth: 600 MHz across 4 channels
• Sample Rate: 20 GSa/s maximum
• Memory Depth: 20 Mpts per channel (standard)
• Waveform Update Rate: Up to 250,000 waveforms/sec (segmented mode); 4,000 waveforms/sec maximum in real-time mode
• Minimum Detectable Pulse Width: 500 ps (analog channels)
• Pulse Width Range: 700 ps to 10 s (analog); 2 ns to 10 s (digital)
• Vertical Resolution: 8 bits; ≥12 bits with averaging
• DC Gain Accuracy: ±2% of full scale
• Maximum Input Voltage: 150 Vrms DC (1 MΩ); 5 Vrms (50 Ω); ±250 V DC+AC (AC coupling)
• Input Impedance: 1 MΩ ± 2% (~11 pF); 50 Ω
• Time Base Range: 2 ns/div to 50 s/div
• Horizontal Resolution: 2.5 ps
• Time Base Accuracy: 5 ppm ± 5 ppm per year
• Dynamic Range: ±8 divisions from center screen
– Key Features
• Runt and timeout triggering for edge-case signal capture
• Zone-qualified triggering (requires InfiniiScan option)
• Pre-trigger capability: greater of 1 screen width or 200 µs (400 µs interleaved)
• Post-trigger delay: 1 s to 500 s
– Typical Applications
• Manufacturing test and quality assurance
• Complex waveform characterization
• Production line signal verification
– Compatibility & Integration
USB and Ethernet connectivity support automated test sequences and remote instrument control within production environments.
