Tektronix TDS7104 Digital Oscilloscope
Tektronix TDS7104 Digital Oscilloscope
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Product Description
The Tektronix TDS7104 Digital Oscilloscope is a high-performance measurement instrument designed for advanced electronics development, high-speed digital design, and signal integrity analysis. With 1 GHz bandwidth and four analog input channels, the TDS7104 enables precise capture and analysis of fast transient signals and complex waveforms.
Built on Tektronix’s proven TDS architecture, this oscilloscope delivers high real-time sampling performance, deep memory, and reliable triggering for demanding laboratory environments. It is widely used in R&D labs, communications testing, semiconductor validation, and high-speed system debugging.
The TDS7104 combines robust construction with accurate measurement capability, making it a dependable solution for engineers who require consistent performance and trusted signal analysis results.
Key Features
1 GHz bandwidth for high-speed measurements
4 analog input channels
High real-time sampling performance
Advanced triggering and acquisition modes
Accurate waveform capture and analysis
Suitable for digital, analog, and mixed-signal testing
Reliable bench-top laboratory design
High measurement fidelity and stability
Ideal for R&D and validation environments
Proven Tektronix oscilloscope technology
Specifications Table
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Tektronix TDS7104 |
| Oscilloscope Type | Digital Storage Oscilloscope |
| Bandwidth | 1 GHz |
| Channels | 4 Analog Channels |
| Sample Rate | High-speed real-time sampling |
| Triggering | Advanced edge and pulse triggers |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Applications | R&D, Signal Integrity, Debugging |
| Form Factor | Bench-top |
| Manufacturer | Tektronix |
The Tektronix TDS7104 digital oscilloscope offers 1 GHz bandwidth, four channels, and high-speed waveform acquisition for professional signal analysis. Designed for laboratory and R&D use, it delivers reliable performance for debugging, validation, and high-frequency electronic testing.
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