OWON Technology
OWON Technology XDS3064E 60 MHz 8-bit 4-channel digital oscilloscope
Four-channel digital oscilloscope with 60 MHz bandwidth, 1 GS/s sample rate, 40 M record length, 8-inch multi-touch display and built-in bus decoding
- 60 MHz bandwidth captures signals up to 60 MHz
- 1 GS/s sample rate provides high-resolution waveform detail
- 40 M record length stores long capture sequences
- 8-inch 800 x 600 multi-touch screen enables intuitive operation
- 4 channels with SPI I2C RS232 CAN bus decoding simplifies protocol analysis
Four-channel 60 MHz oscilloscope
The OWON XDS3064E is a benchtop digital oscilloscope with four analogue channels, 60 MHz bandwidth and a 1 GS/s sample rate. It targets engineers, technicians and students who need to capture and analyse multiple signals simultaneously in education, repair or development work.
Bandwidth and refresh limits
The 60 MHz bandwidth sets the highest frequency the front-end can measure accurately, while the 1 GS/s sample rate defines the maximum time resolution. Waveform refresh reaches 45,000 wfms/s in standard mode, and the 40 M record length limits the longest capture at full sampling speed.
Installation and common issues
The unit ships with four probes, a USB cable, power cord and quick guide, so basic bench setup is straightforward. Users sometimes find the SCPI command set or LabVIEW driver configuration time-consuming, and the multi-touch screen may need calibration if gestures are misread.
Highlights
- 60 MHz bandwidth captures signals up to 60 MHz
- 1 GS/s sample rate provides high-resolution waveform detail
- 40 M record length stores long capture sequences
- 8-inch 800 x 600 multi-touch screen enables intuitive operation
- 4 channels with SPI I2C RS232 CAN bus decoding simplifies protocol analysis
Specifications
| Brand | OWON |
|---|---|
| Model | XDS3064E |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 60 MHz version or a higher-bandwidth model for my application?
The XDS3064E provides 60 MHz bandwidth with 1 GS/s sample rate and 40 M record length; the supplier also lists 200 MHz bandwidth as an available option in the same series.
What does the 60 MHz bandwidth mean when I am measuring signals on the bench?
With 60 MHz bandwidth and a 5.8 ns rise time, the oscilloscope can accurately capture signals up to 60 MHz; the horizontal scale ranges from 2 ns/div to 1000 s/div in 1-2-5 steps.
Which interfaces are built in and what do they limit in practice?
The unit includes USB host, USB device, LAN, VGA and a Trig Out (P/F) port; these support data transfer, remote control via SCPI or LabVIEW, and external trigger output.
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