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Fluke 190-502 Scopemeter 500 MHz 2 Channel Key features The Fluke ScopeMeter; 190-502 combine the highest safety ratings and rugged portability with the high performance of a bench oscilloscope. Designed for plant maintenance engineers and technicians, these tough ScopeMeter; test tools go into harsh, dirty, and hazardous industrial conditions to test everything from micro-electronics to power electronics applications. The 190-502 ScopeMeter; is the one test tool you will reach for to tackle just about any troubleshooting task. They include a multimeter, TrendPlot; and ScopeRecord; roll paperless recorder modes and hands free operation with Connect-and-View; triggering, and much more: • Two electrically isolated inputs • CAT III 1000 V / CAT IV 600 V safety rated • 500 MHz bandwidth model • 5 GS/s • Deep memory: 10,000 samples per channel waveform capture so you can zoom in on the details • Dedicated 5000 Count digital multimeter • Connect-and-View continuous auto-trigger, single shot, pulse width, and video triggering • ScopeRecord roll mode, capture waveform sample data for up to 48 hours • TrendPlot, trend measurement readings for up to 22 days • Advanced automatic measurements, power (Vpwm, VA, W, PF) and time (mAs, V/s, w/s) • IP-51 rated for dust and drip proof to withstand harsh environments • Isolated USB ports for memory devices and PC connectivity • Li-Ion battery for extended operating timespan ◦ Up to 4 hours (BP290 included standard) or up to 8 hour with optional BP291 ◦ Charge spare battery using optional external battery charger EBC290 • Easy-access battery door to make it easy to swap batteries • A handy slot to tether and lock down the oscilloscope while unattended using a standard Kensington; lock Why choose the new 500 MHz two-channel ScopeMeter; test tool? A faster sample rate and higher bandwidth means greater accuracy and clarity. The scope will capture and display unknown waveform shapes, amplitudes and any disturbances. In order to display at least the fifth harmonic component of a signal, a good rule of thumb is to select a scope with a bandwidth of at least five times the maximum clock rate of the device under test. The faster the sample interval, the more accurate and detailed the scope will display a signal edge (dV/dt) and peaks of any reflections or transients. Three-dimensional testing for industrial systems Inspect input signals, output feedback loops or safety interlocks simultaneously to find a range of problems including: • Circuit voltage/current overloading • Signal timing measurements and synchronization issues • Attenuation/input impedance mismatch • Signal fluctuation/drift Three-phase testing for diagnosing VSD, power inverters, and converters • Test for harmonics, transients and loads at the three-phase power input • Troubleshoot dc to ac converters for faulty IGBT gates or filter circuits • Test PWM output for reflections and transients or voltage unbalance
