Description
This combo set performs DC parametric characterization of transistors, thyristors, diodes, SCRs, MOSFETs, optoelectronic components and other semiconductor devices. By buying this set, you can have a 2-channel oscilloscope, signal generator and component tester.
Technical information of UCE-DSO212
- Display: 3.2 inch 320 × 240 pixel color LCD
- Personalisation: customization of display colors
- Two channel input, One channel signal output
- XY Mode
- Analog Bandwidth: 1MHz
- Maximum sampling rate: 10Msps 12-bit
- Sampling depth: 7.2ksps
- Input impedance: 1MΩ
- Vertical sensitivity: 50mV/div~50V/div
- Horizontal sensitivity: 1.25us/div~500ms/div
- Max input voltage: ±32V (X1 Probe), ±320V (X10 Probe)
- Coupling: AC/DC
- Supply voltage: 5V (mini USB)
- Trig modes: Run, single, Hold functions
- Trigger functions: rising / falling edge, Triggering Cursor
- Auto Measurement: frequency, ton time, toff time, period time, peak-to-peak voltage, mean voltage, RMS voltage
- Test signal: 1KHz %50 duty-cycle square wave, 2.0Vpp
- Cursor: differential measurement for time and voltage
- FFT analyze: 512 points FFT analyze
- Signal generator: Sinus, Square, Triangle, Sawtooth, Arbitrary, Tangent, Logaritmic, Coded pulse, Verticaly-cut sine wave, Sinusoidaly modulated square wave. (-5.0~5.0V, 1Hz~100kHz)
- Storage: internal 128MB USB disk for storing waveform image and firmware upgrade (bootload)
- Menu language: English
Technical information of I-V Curve Tracker
- Power on by UCE-DSO212. No need any external power supply
- Voltage 52Vp-p (±26V)
- 3 x Current Ranges 100uA/V , 1mA/V and 10mA/V
- Max current 3mA
- Current Limit Switch for semiconductor testing 400uA for 100uA/V range , 2.5mA for 1mA/V range and 3mA for 10mA/V range
- Freq. 50Hz or 60Hz.
Package List:
- 1 pc UCE-DSO212 3.2″ TFT Digital Oscilloscope
- 1 pc UCE-CT212 Curve Tracer Adapter Unit
- 2 pcs X1, X10 Probe
- 1 pc touch pen
- 1 pc USB cable
- 1 pc Test Probes
- 3 pcs BNC Adapter
John Conarpe –
Quality made, when using with the curve tracer it’s a bit awkward due to the BNC junctions, but functionally helpful. I have an idea for piggybacking the scope and tracer boards eliminating the need for the BNC connectors making a nice portable multifunctional tester.👍🏼
Dave Bos –
Very useful in fault diagnosis. I mounted the oscilloscope on a phone stand with the CT212 PCB mounted underneath and connections made using a combination of straight and 90 degree BNC coupling connectors. Powered by a power bank mounted on the phone stand base to create a complete stand alone unit easily moved and used by engineers. Any firmware updates available?