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      | Analog
      Storage Oscilloscopes    TS-80000
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      | The
      only 1 GHz/600 MHz wideband analog oscilloscope in the world! |  
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    | This series features the
    world's highest frequency for an analog oscilloscope:1 GHz (TS-81000)/600 MHz (TS-80600)
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      | Ultra-high
      brightness, variable persistence function and ultra-high writing speed of
      10 div/ns |  
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      | The
      newly developed Scan Converter Tube (SCT) provides clearer and brighter
      waveforms on the LCD display. Ultra-high brightness also allows us to
      observe random noise in a repetitive signal. |  
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      | Slow-repeating
      waveforms can also be measured easily. Moreover, there is no effect on
      the brightness even if the delay expansion ratio is large. This
      oscilloscope broadens the analog waveform measurement area even further. |  
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      | [More than 1,000 times brighter than our conventional analog
      model] |  
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      | Using
      the waveform storage function, it is very easy to observe high-speed
      single shot waveforms. |  
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      TS-81000/80600 can easily store high-speed single shot waveforms in a
      max. range of 200ps/div (TS-81000), 500ps/div (TS-80600).The fact that even small-amplitude high-frequency noise is stored can be
      clearly seen.
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      | High-resolution
      color low-temperature polycrystalline silicon LCD display (800 x 480
      dots) |  
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    | Since
    the status of cursor measurement and other settings are displayed outside
    of the waveform area, you can concentrate on observing displayed waveforms
    effectively.  |  
 
  
   
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      | Persistence
      function allows over-writing of waveforms |  
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      | This
      is convenient for comparing waveforms, observing single-shot waveforms,
      and observing low-speed waveforms in X-Y mode. |  
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      | This
      function is effective for observing any rarely generated noise and jitter
      in a repetitive signal.Ultimate real time display is realized with a waveform capture rate of 1
      million times/sec.
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      | High-accuracy
      6-digit frequency counter |  
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      | Built-in
      thermal printer and versatile output interface |  
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    | A
    built-in thermal printer (supporting thermal paper and grayscale printing)
    and a LAN interface (10Base-T) are provided so you can output and send
    measured data directly or via a network. An ATA card slot saves display
    images and setting conditions. Video capture/recording and monitoring are
    available with NTSC (with S Video)/RGB signal output. |  
 
 
  
   
    | The
    existing methods of measuring high-speed analog signals all give rise to
    concerns about burning the CRT, etc., used for measurement. This is due to
    the high cost of the storage tube that captures the waveforms and the
    length of time it takes to repair the tube. Since the waveform is stored by
    the CCD, CRT phosphors are protected from burning. Durable construction provides
    excellent shock resistance. | 
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