ROCHESTER, N.Y. - TelAve -- Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the RIGOL MHO900 Series Ultra-Portable High-Resolution Oscilloscopes. Featuring 350/500/800 MHz analog bandwidths, 4GSa/s real-time sampling, and 100Mpts (opt. 500Mpts) memory depth, the MHO900 Series integrates a wealth of functions into a compact, portable design.  Additionally, the limited MHO98 Special Edition features 1GHz bandwidth and 500Mpts memory, a built-in 2-channel 100MHz AWG, and upgraded styling. The MHO98 is also bundled with a PLA2216 16-channel logic probe, a complete serial protocol decoding package (I²C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN, etc.), and a dedicated carrying case.

The MHO900 Series is designed to handle high-speed signal challenges, and its standard 4 analog channels provide flexible support for complex system debugging. At its core is a 12-bit high-resolution ADC, delivering 16 times the detail of traditional 8-bit instruments — making even the smallest anomalies visible. Combined with an ultra-long 100/500Mpts memory depth, this ensures long-duration capture and analysis of complex signals without missing any detail.

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The MHO900 series provides a powerful all-in-one time-domain workstation. With 16 digital channels provided, it allows perfect synchronization and analysis of analog and digital signals, providing complete insight into mixed-signal systems. Additionally, an optional built-in dual-channel 50/100MHz signal generator is seamlessly integrated with the scope's powerful Bode Plot analysis function.

The MHO900 is equipped with standard Bluetooth and Wi-Fi adapters, allowing engineers full remote network access and control, enabling unattended automated testing or long-distance data monitoring, greatly improving efficiency and safety. Bluetooth connectivity expands the possibilities for peripheral devices without occupying any physical ports and eliminating cumbersome cables. This creates a cleaner and neater testing environment.

MHO900 Features

• 4 analog channels; 12-bit resolution; Vertical sensitivity 200uV/div to 10V/div.
• 350, 500 or 800MHz analog bandwidth (special edition 1GHz).
• 16 digital channels, 200MHz (optional PLA2216 logic analyzer probe required)
• Real-time sample rate up to 4GSa/s; max. memory depth 100Mpts (optional 500Mpts).
• Max. waveform capture rate 30,000 wfms/s (1,000,000 wfms/s in fast recording mode).
• Optional 2-channel, 50MHz or 100MHz function/arbitrary waveform generator (Bode plot supported)
• Supports Histogram, Digital Signal Analysis, Waveform Search, Navigation for debugging signal anomalies fast.
• 7" HD touch screen with real-time 256-level intensity grading.; HDMI interface.
• USB2.0 host and device, LAN/Ethernet.

Small in size (10.5" x 6.4" x  3.0") and light in weight (3.5lb), these oscilloscopes are available now from Saelig Company, Inc., Rigol's USA technical distributor.  http://www.saelig.com

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