Rigol MHO5104 Oscilloscope, 1 GHz, 4 + 16 Channels

The Rigol MHO5104 oscilloscope reaches 1 GHz in single or half-channel mode and 800 MHz with all channels on, with four analog and 16 digital inputs. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale.

SKU: LIH-MHO5104
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Description

Fast clocks and sharp switching edges punish a slow scope. The Rigol MHO5104 oscilloscope offers 1 GHz of bandwidth in single or half-channel mode, with four analog channels and 16 digital inputs behind logic probes. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale, and it arranges service on request.

Rigol MHO5104 oscilloscope, MHO5000 family front view with a large touchscreen showing colored traces and spectra, control knobs on the right and eight BNC inputs along the bottom

1 GHz or 800 MHz? Channel mode decides

The bandwidth figure changes with channel use. In single or half-channel mode it reaches 1 GHz, while with every analog channel active it settles at 800 MHz. So check which mode your test needs before you compare scopes. Likewise, sample rate follows the same split, at up to 4 GSa/s and 2 GSa/s.

MHO5104 specification sheet

Series MHO5000
Bandwidth 1 GHz single/half-channel; 800 MHz full-channel
Inputs 4 analog + 16 digital (logic probes required)
Sample rate Up to 4 GSa/s single/half-channel; 2 GSa/s full-channel
Memory Up to 500 Mpts single/half-channel; 250 Mpts full-channel
Capture speed Up to 1,000,000 wfms/s in fast-recording mode
Vertical resolution 12 bit; up to 16 bit in high-resolution mode
Display 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 capacitive touchscreen
Signal generator AFG option; confirm installed license

Fast edges, long records

A fast edge needs both bandwidth and enough sample points. On the Rigol MHO5104 oscilloscope, memory reaches up to 500 Mpts in the faster modes and 250 Mpts with all channels on. As a result, you can capture a long burst of bus traffic and still zoom into one edge. The 12-bit converter also helps you see small steps on a large signal.

Typical jobs for the Rigol MHO5104 oscilloscope

Engineers reach for a 1 GHz class scope to check clock quality, fast serial links and switching converters. For example, a power designer can inspect a quick switch node while a logic probe watches the controller. Meanwhile, a test team can use the touchscreen to move between measurements.

Before you request a quote

  • State whether you need the 1 GHz or the 800 MHz mode.
  • Name the probes and their attenuation ratio.
  • Ask about the AFG option and its installed license.
  • List any serial-bus decode you need.

Rent it for bring-up, or own it

A bring-up phase may last a few weeks, so a rental of the Rigol MHO5104 oscilloscope keeps costs tied to the project. A lab that works near the limit of slower scopes may prefer to own one. Lost in HCM gives the quote, and SMK Vietnam only shows the listing.

Ready to ask? Request a quote from Lost in HCM, compare the oscilloscope listings, see the maker at Rigol or contact SMK Vietnam.

MHO5104 questions

Which bandwidth applies with four channels running?

The 800 MHz figure applies when all analog channels run. The 1 GHz figure covers single and half-channel mode.

Is the signal generator included?

It is an AFG option here, so ask Lost in HCM to confirm the installed license.

Can I rent it for one project?

Yes. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale, so ask for a quote with your dates.

Additional information

Brand

Rigol

Supplied by

Lost in HCM (lostinhcm.com)

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