Rigol DHO924 Oscilloscope, 250 MHz, 4 Analog + 16 Optional Digital Channels, 12-Bit

The Rigol DHO924 oscilloscope has 250 MHz bandwidth, four analog channels, 16 optional digital channels, 12-bit resolution and a 7-inch touchscreen. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale in Vietnam.

SKU: LIH-DHO924
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Description

Embedded faults often appear on a bus before they appear on a rail. The Rigol DHO924 oscilloscope pairs four analog channels at 250 MHz with 16 optional digital channels, so one screen can show both. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale in Vietnam.

Rigol DHO924 oscilloscope series photo: front panel with a 7-inch screen showing analog traces, logic lines and a spectrum, rows of buttons and knobs, four BNC inputs and a logic connector

Analog and logic on the same screen

Mixed-signal debugging means comparing an analog waveform with logic states. The listing calls the 16 digital channels optional. With them, the Rigol DHO924 oscilloscope lets you watch a chip-select line while a sensor output settles. Without them, the four analog inputs still handle many bring-up tasks. In addition, the 7-inch touchscreen keeps both views in reach.

Figures from the listing

Item Listed value
Series DHO900
Analog bandwidth 250 MHz
Inputs 4 analog + 16 optional digital
Maximum sample rate Up to 1.25 GSa/s (single channel)
Memory depth Up to 50 Mpts (single channel)
Waveform capture Up to 1,000,000 wfms/s (UltraAcquire)
Vertical resolution 12 bit
Display 7-inch 1024 x 600 capacitive touchscreen

These values change with the enabled channels, the acquisition mode and the installed options. Check the current Rigol documents before you rely on one.

How channel count changes sampling

Sampling falls as you switch on more inputs. A single channel runs up to 1.25 GSa/s, dual-channel use gives 625 MSa/s, and all channels give 312.5 MSa/s. Memory follows, from 50 Mpts down to 10 Mpts. So a long capture of four signals trades sample rate for time. Plan the capture length before you pick the timebase.

Rent or buy the Rigol DHO924 oscilloscope

A firmware bring-up often needs a scope for a few weeks, not a few years. Rent it for that window, then buy if the lab keeps reaching for it. Lost in HCM quotes each unit on its own, so ask about probes, the logic option, decoders and firmware. The series photo shows a panel marked DHO924S, so check the label on your unit. Then request a quote from Lost in HCM. The Rigol site holds the official datasheet, and you can compare other oscilloscope listings or contact SMK Vietnam.

DHO924 questions

Can it decode serial buses?

The listing names serial-bus analysis as a use but does not say which decoders come with the unit. Name the buses you need, and ask Lost in HCM to confirm the licenses.

How much memory do I get with all four channels on?

Up to 10 Mpts. One channel reaches 50 Mpts and two channels reach 25 Mpts.

Does the quote include a logic probe?

The listing calls the 16 digital channels optional and names no probe. Ask Lost in HCM whether the option and its cable ship with your unit.

Additional information

Brand

Rigol

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Lost in HCM (lostinhcm.com)

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