The New Standard COLOR, Advanced Functions, Readability and Portability Digital Oscilloscope DL1540C DL1540CL ● 200 MS/s maximum sampling rate ● 150 MHz analog bandwidth ● Maximum record length: 2 M words for DL1540CL 120 k words for DL1540C ● 6.4-inch color TFT LCD with wide viewing angle ● Small and lightweight (Approx. 5 kg) ● Footprint smaller than A4 ● VGA output (option) ● Built - in printer (option) 2.1GB internal hard disk drive, I2C bus analysis function New! The New Standard in Portable Digital Oscilloscope for the Ultimate in Advanced Features, Screen Readability, and Portability The DL1540C DL1540CL is a new portable digital Oscilloscope that has a color TFT LCD and packs many advanced features into a small case. In addition to impressive basic specifications, we have maintained the multi-channel and long memory features common to all YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC CORPORATION Oscilloscope The color display makes it easier to read Oscilloscope data, and the unit is about 1 kg lighter than conventional digital Oscilloscope These improvements make it easier to efficiently measure increasingly complex and diverse signals, helping to improve the efficiency of the development process. ● 6.4-inch color TFT LCD with wide viewing angle The display clearly identifies waveforms displayed on multiple channels. ● Small and lightweight (approx. 5 kg) The unit weighs about 1 kg less than conventional models. ● 200 MS/s maximum sampling rate, 150 MHz analog bandwidth ● Maximum record length: 2 M words for DL1540CL 120 k words for DL1540C ● Maximum screen refresh rate: 60 Hz ● Color printing feature The Oscilloscope can be connected to an external color printer through a commercially available GP-IB/Centronics conversion adapter for direct color printing. ● 2.1GB internal hard disk drive (option for DL1540CL only) NEW! ● Built-in printer (option) The built-in printer can be used to print out screen shots and enlarged waveforms (long copies), and for real- time printing. ● Pulse counting function This function automatically counts the number of pulse waveforms in a specified interval.