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Tektronix THS3000 Handheld Oscilloscope Information

The portability of the Tektronix THS3000 Handheld Oscilloscope and 7 hours of battery life make it ideal for floating and differential measurements in the field and at the bench. Watch the videos or request a demo from a Tektronix representative to see if the THS3000 Handheld Oscilloscopes are the right scopes for your applications.

Tektronix THS3000 Handheld Oscilloscope

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• Price range: $4,400-$5,500 (US)

• Bandwidth range: 100 MHz to 200 MHz

• Handheld, portable

• 4 analog channels

• Up to 7 hours of battery life

• 2.5 G S/S to 5 G S/s sample rate

• 10 Kpoints record length

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