More Display. More Signals. More Usability.

Our award-winning 4 Series MSO sets a new standard for performance, analysis and overall user experience. It is built to handle more signals with greater resolution and added versatility.

Transform the 4 Series MSO into a powerful workhorse when performing advanced analysis in automotive, embedded serial design, logic analysis and power.

Automotive

View communications beyond processors at sensors, actuators and switches.

Decode and trigger on CAN, CAN FD, LIN, FlexRay, SENT or PSI5 traffic.

Embedded Serial Design

Enables automated decoding

Performs triggering on the most important signal event.

Search capability makes it easy to zero in on specific bus activity.

Logic Analysis

FlexChannel® Technology gives unrivaled channel flexibility

Each input can be configured as a single analog or eight digital channels, to work as a logic analyzer

Power

Speed up power supply troubleshooting, optimization and validation.

Perform power supply measurement such as Input/Output, Timing/Switching/ Magnetic analysis

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