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Rectangular benchtop oscilloscope in dark grey with front panel controls and display

WUQ

WUQ DS1054Z 50 MHz 4 Channel Digital Oscilloscope measurement tool

SKU CH-KAWP-36VB0

A 50 MHz four-channel digital oscilloscope with 24 Mpts memory and 1 GSa/s sampling for signal analysis

  • TypeTest & Measurement Products
  • 50 MHz bandwidth and four channels capture multiple signals simultaneously
  • 1 GSa/s real-time sampling resolves fast edges and transients
  • 24 Mpts memory depth stores long captures for detailed analysis
  • 30 000 wfms/s waveform update rate catches rare glitches quickly
  • 60 000 frames hardware recording enables extended playback and review

What the DS1054Z is and who uses it

The WUQ DS1054Z is a 50 MHz digital oscilloscope with four analog channels and 24 Mpts memory depth. It targets engineers, students and hobbyists who need to capture and analyse mixed-signal waveforms on a bench or in the field. The unit ships with the BND-MSO/DS1000Z software bundle already installed, providing serial decode and advanced analysis functions out of the box.

Installation ease and common pitfalls

Connect the included probes to the four analog inputs, power the unit and run the self-calibration routine; the front-panel layout follows the familiar Rigol convention so most users are measuring within minutes. A frequent mistake is leaving the probe attenuation switch set to 10× while the channel menu remains at 1×, which scales every reading by ten. Another issue arises when users enable all four channels at the highest sample rate without realising the memory depth is shared, reducing the available record length per channel.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

This oscilloscope suits technicians debugging embedded designs, automotive CAN or LIN buses and general-purpose analogue circuits up to 50 MHz bandwidth. It is not for buyers who need 100 MHz or 70 MHz analogue bandwidth, nor for those who require 16 digital logic channels unless they purchase the separate RPL1116 probe kit. Users needing a higher waveform capture rate than 30,000 wfms/s or deeper memory than 24 Mpts should also consider other models.

Highlights

  • 50 MHz bandwidth and four channels capture multiple signals simultaneously
  • 1 GSa/s real-time sampling resolves fast edges and transients
  • 24 Mpts memory depth stores long captures for detailed analysis
  • 30 000 wfms/s waveform update rate catches rare glitches quickly
  • 60 000 frames hardware recording enables extended playback and review

Specifications

TypeTest & Measurement Products

Questions about this item

How can I verify the 50 MHz bandwidth is active after setup?

Apply a known 50 MHz signal to one of the 4 analog channels and confirm the displayed amplitude is within 3 dB of the input level.

What comes in the box and what must I purchase separately for 16 digital channels?

The unit includes the oscilloscope with 4 analog channels and the BND-MSO/DS1000Z software bundle; the RPL1116 probe kit must be bought separately to enable 16 digital channels.

Which bandwidth version should I choose between 50 MHz, 70 MHz and 100 MHz?

Choose 50 MHz for general-purpose debugging, 70 MHz for faster edges, or 100 MHz when measuring signals with significant harmonic content above 70 MHz.

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