• Package with MXO4 and several options
• MXO4-B2415 - upgrade to 1.5 GHz bandwidth
• MXO4-PK1 application bundle with options MXO4-B6, K510, K520 and K36

The Rohde & Schwarz MXO4-BNDL is a package with an MXO4 four channel oscilloscope and several options:

• MXO4-B2415 - upgrade to 1.5 GHz bandwidth
• MXO4-PK1 application bundle with the following:
• MXO4-B6 - arbitrary waveform generator (100MHz, 2 analog channels)
• MXO4-K510 - low speed serial triggering and decode (I2C/SPI/UART/RS-232/RS-422/RS-485)
• MXO4-K520 - automotive serial triggering and decode (CAN/CAN-FD/CAN-XL/LIN)
• MXO4-K36 - frequency response analysis (bode plot)

Equipped with the R&S MXO4-B6 option, the R&S MXO 4 series oscilloscope offers a fully integrated two-channel 100 MHz arbitrary waveform generator. With 625 Msample/s and 16-bit resolution, the generator is suitable for implementing prototype hardware and for educational purposes. The integrated generator provides both standard and arbitrary stimulus to the DUT. The generator can be operated as a function or modulation generator. It also supports sweep mode.

The integrated arbitrary waveform generator provides stimulus output of sine, square, pulse, ramp, triangle, sinc, arbitrary, and noise waveforms to your device under test. For all waveforms, you can set the frequency, amplitude, offset, and noise and also add a burst.

The modulation feature supports AM, FM, FSK, and PWM modulations with modulation shapes of sine, rectangle, triangle, and ramp.

With the R&S MXO 4 series, you can experience protocol analysis innovation. Typically, protocol packets must be acquired at the same sample rate as the rest of the oscilloscope.

With dual-path protocol analysis, you can set the instrument sample rate for the waveform path and the oscilloscope will automatically use another internal decoupled sample rate for the decoding path. Even with very slow sample rates, the protocol data is correctly decoded. On other oscilloscopes, signals would be undersampled and decoding would not be possible.

The R&S MXO4-K36 frequency response analysis (FRA) option lets you perform low-frequency response analysis on your oscilloscope easily and quickly. It characterizes the frequency response of a variety of electronic devices, including passive filters and amplifier circuits.

For switched-mode power supplies, it measures the control loop response (CLR) and power supply rejection ratio (PSRR).

The FRA option uses the oscilloscope’s built-in waveform generator to create stimulus signals ranging from 10 Hz to 100 MHz. Measuring the ratio of the stimulus signal and the output signal of the DUT at each test frequency, the oscilloscope plots gain and phase logarithmically.

The MXO 4 series is the first of a new generation of oscilloscopes that excels in both performance and value. The instruments deliver a once-in-a-decade engineering breakthrough for accelerated insight. A touch above other oscilloscopes in its segment, the MXO 4 series oscilloscope sports an impressive 13.3" Full HD capacitive touchscreen and an intuitive user interface with a learning curve of less than 15 minutes.

The MXO 4 series oscilloscopes utilize leading-edge technologies to achieve fast and accurate results. Custom technology and innovative features in its oscilloscopes quickly boost your understanding of circuit behaviors. 

All MXO 4 series oscilloscopes incorporate a 12-bit A/D converter. 12-bit vertical resolution delivers 4096 quantization levels for precise vertical sampling. This is a 16x improvement over 8-bit ADCs. The ADC stays in 12-bit mode all the time, even at the fastest sample rates. Offering a user tradeoff between bandwidth and bits of resolution, HD mode, implemented in hardware for fast speed, achieves up to 18-bit vertical resolution. This allows you to see sharper waveforms with more signal details that would otherwise be masked by noise.

After bandwidth and sample rate, memory depth is the most important attribute that determines the product’s ability to handle a large range of troubleshooting tasks. With 400 M points acquisition memory standard on all four channels simultaneously, the MXO 4 series oscilloscope offers up to 100 times the standard memory compared to the primary competitor.

The MXO 4 series digital trigger is up to 10 000 times more sensitive than all competitors that are still using older analog trigger architectures. Triggering sensitivity enables users to isolate difficult-to-find small physical layer anomalies in the presence of large signals, accelerating debugging and troubleshooting.

Use the up to 18-bit HD mode on the trigger to reduce measurement system noise. The digital trigger architecture makes it possible to adapt the cutoff frequency of the digital lowpass filter to the signal to be measured. Unlike oscilloscopes with analog trigger circuits, the same filter settings can be used for both the trigger signal and the measurement signal. As a result, noise on the trigger signal can be suppressed, for instance, while simultaneously capturing and displaying the filtered or unfiltered measurement signal.

The MXO 4 series oscilloscope is engineered with spectrum analysis in mind to bring forward fast and powerful analysis capabilities. It boasts an industry-leading spectrum acquisition rate of 45 000 FFT/s. This allows the capture of spurious spectrum events, especially when doing EMI debugging. The pristine RF characteristics of the instrument balance great spectrum performance with the synchronized time domain view.

You can configure the spectrum analysis function of the R&S®MXO 4 by simply entering typical parameters: center frequency, span, and resolution bandwidth (RBW). The spectrum settings are independent of the time domain settings, but the time and frequency domains are time-correlated.

The statistical confidence in results is higher the more waveforms are acquired. A high update rate increases the likelihood of detecting and displaying signal faults and including them in analysis. The high update rate enables the MXO 4 to generate trustworthy statistical results based on a high number of waveforms in a short time. This is crucial for quickly understanding electronic circuits.

The MXO 4 series oscilloscope offers an outstanding sensitivity down to 500 μV/div without any unexpected reduction in bandwidth. With an offset of ±5 V at higher sensitivity vertical scale, you can easily place the signal at the center of the screen. Extended offset enables the use of more sensitive vertical resolution, meaning higher ADC bits and lower noise.

The MXO 4 series flexibly adapts to relevant project updates. You can simply install the necessary software licenses, e.g., triggering and decoding of serial protocols or the frequency response analysis option. The waveform generator and MSO capabilities are built-in and just need to be activated. The bandwidth can be upgraded up to 1.5 GHz via keycode. All this makes retrofitting very easy.

Regular firmware updates consistently add new functions to the MXO 4 series oscilloscopes. Download the latest firmware version at www.rohde-schwarz.com and use a USB storage device or LAN connection for installation. Your MXO 4 series oscilloscope is always up to date.