37 | Keysight | Infiniium Z-Series Oscilloscopes - Data Sheet
Specifications (Continued)
Acquisition
Z204A, Z254A, Z334A
Z592A, Z632A
Z504A, Z594A, Z634A
Maximum real-time sample rate
1 channels
2 channels
80 GSa/s
80 GSa/s
80 GSa/s
160 GSa/s
80 GSa/s
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160 GSa/s
160 GSa/s
80 GSa/s
4 channels
Memory depth per channel
4 channels (Z204A, Z254A, Z334A, Z504A, Z594A,
Z634A) and 2 channels (Z592A, Z632A)
2 channels (Z204A, Z254A, Z334A, Z504A,
Z594A, Z634A) and 1 channel (Z592A,
Z632A)
Standard
50 Mpts
100 Mpts
Option 100
Option 200
Option 500
Option 01G
Option 02G
100 Mpts (standard on DSA models)
200 Mpts (standard on DSA models)
400 Mpts
1 Gpt
1 Gpt
2 Gpts
200 Mpts
500 Mpts
1 Gpt
2 Gpts
Maximum acquired time at highest real-time resolution
Real-time resolution
Resolution
Standard (20 M)
Option 50 M
Option 100
Option 200
80 GSa/s
12.5 ps
0.25 ms
0.625 ms
1.25 ms
2.5 ms
160 GSa/s
6.25 ps
0.125 ms
0.3125 ms
0.625 ms
1.25 ms
Option 500
Option 01G
Option 02G
6.25 ms
12.5 ms
25 ms
3.125 ms
6.25 ms
12.5 ms
Sampling modes
Real-time
Successive single shot acquisitions
Real-time with averaging
Real-time with peak detect
Real-time with hi resolution
Selectable from 2 to 65534 (Up to 200,000 with function)
80 GSa/s (Unavailable on RealEdge channels)
Real-time boxcar averaging reduces random noise and increases resolution (unavailable on RealEdge
channels)
Equivalent time
Resoution 338 fs
Gaussian magnitude, linear phase
Roll mode
Slower filter roll off while maintaining linear phase
Scrolls sequential waveform points across the display in a right-to-left rolling motion. Works at sample rates
up to 10 MSa/s with a maximum record length of 40 Mpts
Captures bursting signals at max sample rate without consuming memory during periods of inactivity
Maximum time between triggers is 562,950 seconds
Re-arm time: 2.5 µs
Segmented memory
Memory depth:
20 M
50 M
100 M
200 M
500 M
1 G
2 G
Max # of segments: 4096
8192
16384
32768
65536
131072
131072
Filters
Sin(x)/x Interpolation
On/off selectable FIR digital filter (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x settings). Digital signal processing adds points between
acquired data points to enhance measurement accuracy and waveform display