The LeCroy WaveSurfer 44MXs-B is a 4-channel digital oscilloscope delivering 400 MHz bandwidth and 5 GS/s sampling for signal acquisition and analysis. Built around a 10.4-inch color touch screen interface with MAUI software, it combines fast waveform processing with advanced triggering and decoding to support efficient debugging workflows. The instrument captures up to 16 Mpts per channel (32 Mpts interleaved) and includes optional MSO capabilities for digital signal integration.
– Technical Specifications
• Bandwidth: 400 MHz
• Analog Channels: 4
• Sample Rate: 5 GS/s maximum
• Memory Depth: 16 Mpts/channel (up to 32 Mpts interleaved)
• Vertical Resolution: 8 bits
• Input Coupling: AC, DC, GND
• Bandwidth Limiters: 20 MHz, 200 MHz
• Optional Digital Channels: Up to 18 (MSO variants)
• Digital Capture Frequency: Up to 250 MHz
• Digital Memory Depth: Up to 10 Mpts/channel
– Key Features
• WaveScan™: Pattern and anomaly detection across analog and digital channels
• WaveStream™: Intensity-graded display mode (256 levels) with high update rate for jitter observation
• LabNotebook: Automated documentation and report generation with waveform capture and settings export
• Automatic Measurements: Simultaneous calculation of up to 6 parameters including amplitude, rise/fall time, frequency, period, and RMS with gating options
• Zoom: Quick-access front panel control, touch screen interaction, and box-drawing selection
• Pass/Fail Testing: Go/no-go validation for production and qualification scenarios
• Cross-Triggering: Analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog trigger correlation (MSO variants)
• Touch Screen Interface: Interactive MAUI user interface for rapid configuration
– Typical Applications
Electronic design debugging, signal integrity analysis, digital protocol decode validation, and mixed-signal system characterization.
– Compatibility & Integration
Math functions and waveform processing enable real-time analysis alongside long-memory acquisition without latency in user interface response.
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