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Brochure (PDF 257KB)
Manual (PDF 242KB)
Applications...
PLC digital inputs and outputs
Digital Encoders
Frequency output flow meters
Speed Sensors
Limit switches
Hall-Effect sensors
Proximity sensors
PWM drivers
Frequency I/O modules
Flow detectors
Level Detectors
Optional soft case
part number 160-0001
$6.00 ea.
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Description
Pulse Scope is a USB oscilloscope that turns your laptop into a powerful diagnostics tool. It can be used by field service technicians and engineers to help with troubleshooting pulse or frequency related equipment. Pulse scope cost significantly less than a portable oscilloscope and is easier to use. It is so small and lightweight that you can keep it with your laptop and have it ready to use in seconds; just plug in the USB cable and run the software. Power is provided by the USB port so there is no external power supply or batteries to worry about. Use Pulse Scope to test PLC digital inputs and outputs, flow meters with pulsed outputs, speed sensors, and more. Pulse Scope's simplicity and portability allows you to quickly visualize and measure waveform features. Actually seeing the waveform can help locate possible voltage level or pulse width issues, making your system more reliable. All digital inputs have a specific voltage level that must be crossed before the input can be determined as a "1" or a "0". Pulse Scope software allows you to enter these voltage levels (shown as the red and green lines in the graph) so that you can instantly see if the measured pulse’s amplitudes will produce 1's and 0's. If you have a pulse that only occurs rarely, you can set Pulse Scope to wait for the pulse, and then record it for measurement (single sweep). Pulse Scope also includes a counter to keep a total pulse count over extended time periods. Included is a 6 feet USB cable and 3 feet test leads with changeable tips.
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Instantly Measure...
Maximum Voltage
Minimum Voltage
Peak-Peak Voltage
Negative Pulse Width
Cycle Period
Frequency
Percent Duty Cycle
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Visually compare pulse amplitudes to digital high and low trigger levels
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Count pulse events over extended time periods with a maximum count of over 4 billion, up to 100kHz count rate
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0 to 30 Volt input range
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Can be set to wait for a pulse event before acquiring waveform data
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Single sweep waits for a pulse event and then stops after one update
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Trigger on rising or falling edges
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Uses HMI USB drivers that are built in to Microsoft Windows - no additional drivers are required
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Power taken from the USB port - no external power supply or batteries
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Changeable probe tips for added flexibility
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Small and lightweight for maximum portability
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Compatible with Windows 7, Vista, and NT
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