Two-Channel Handheld Oscilloscope
Model: SATO2002
Capture automotive teaching waveforms with the SATO2002 two-channel handheld oscilloscope, using probes and input ratings suited to the circuit.
- Bandwidth
- 100 MHz
- Channels
- 2
- Maximum sampling rate
- Single channel: 1 GSa/s; dual channel: 500 MSa/s
- Maximum record length
- Single channel: 28 Mpoints; dual channel: 14 Mpoints, depending on settings
On This Page Overview
Product Overview
This SATO2002 handheld oscilloscope configuration is intended for the drive-motor and control systems training room. The same instrument model is offered separately for battery and charging courses. Two channels, a touchscreen and waveform storage support lessons in signal measurement and interpretation. Instructors can use recorded traces to discuss timing, amplitude and changes in circuit behavior. Direct traction-inverter work requires appropriately isolated inputs, rated probes and a documented measurement procedure.
Functions and Use
Two-Channel Signal Comparison
The instrument supports up to 1 GSa/s in single-channel operation and 500 MSa/s in dual-channel operation. Learners can compare the available time and amplitude information under the selected settings.
Waveform Review
An 8-inch touchscreen, automatic setup and waveform image/data storage support demonstration and later discussion. Probe compensation helps prepare suitable probes for the task.
Guided Practical Tasks
Signal capture
Learner Practice
Capture an approved low-voltage signal with suitable probes
Evidence for Review
A labeled trace with time and voltage scales
Waveform comparison
Learner Practice
Compare two selected signals or operating states
Evidence for Review
An explanation supported by recorded traces
Included Instruments and Accessories
This row allocates one unit to the drive motor and control systems training room. The instrument has an internal battery and external adapter. Confirm supplied probes, leads, storage/export functions and any required differential or current probes.
Technical Specifications
| Bandwidth | 100 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channels | 2 |
| Maximum sampling rate | Single channel: 1 GSa/s; dual channel: 500 MSa/s |
| Maximum record length | Single channel: 28 Mpoints; dual channel: 14 Mpoints, depending on settings |
| Display | 8 inches; 800 × 600 |
| BNC input rating | CAT I 300 V rms, 400 V peak; probe and connection limits also apply |
| Adapter input | 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
Configuration and Ordering
Reference Laboratory Quantity
1 unit
This quantity belongs to the reference laboratory equipment schedule. Confirm the quantity for your project in the quotation.
Configuration and Procurement
Specify the circuits and waveforms to be taught. Confirm input isolation, probe ratings, common-mode limits and safe connection methods before use on power-electronics circuits.
Select a Waveform Measurement Package
Send the circuits and signals to be taught so the oscilloscope, probes and safe measurement connections can be reviewed.
Product Questions
Does battery operation make the channels isolated?
No. Input isolation must be confirmed from the instrument documentation; it cannot be inferred from the battery.
Configuration Comparison
Compare Oscilloscope Teaching Contexts
Both catalogue entries describe the SATO2002 two-channel handheld oscilloscope. The listed teaching room differs; these pages do not identify two different instrument models.
| Product Page | Instrument | Teaching Context |
|---|---|---|
| Two-Channel Handheld Oscilloscope | SATO2002 · 2 channels · 100 MHz | Battery & Charging Systems |
| Two-Channel Handheld OscilloscopeCurrent Configuration | SATO2002 · 2 channels · 100 MHz | Drive Motor & Control |
Select probes, input ratings, isolation and accessories for the intended circuit. Laboratory placement does not change the instrument's measurement limits or establish suitability for direct high-voltage measurements.
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