Rigol MSO5354 Oscilloscope, 350 MHz, 4 + 16 Channels

The Rigol MSO5354 oscilloscope is a 350 MHz mixed-signal scope with four analog channels, 16 digital inputs and up to 8 GSa/s. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale.

SKU: LIH-MSO5354
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Description

At 350 MHz, the Rigol MSO5354 oscilloscope handles fast buses and switching edges that slower scopes round off. It offers four analog channels and 16 digital inputs behind the PLA2216 probe. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale, and it arranges service on request.

Rigol MSO5354 oscilloscope, front view with a large touchscreen showing digital bus and analog traces, four colored analog inputs and a logic probe connector on the front

Headroom for quick edges

This model reaches 350 MHz. That extra speed matters because a clock or a gate signal can rise quickly. Meanwhile, the four analog channels keep a full test setup on screen. The product photo shows an MSO5354 front panel, with four colored analog inputs and a logic connector.

MSO5354 specifications

Series MSO5000
Analog bandwidth 350 MHz
Input channels 4 analog + 16 digital (PLA2216 probe required)
Maximum sample rate Up to 8 GSa/s single channel; 2 GSa/s with all analog channels active
Memory depth 100 Mpts single-channel standard; up to 200 Mpts optional; channel-mode dependent
Waveform capture Up to 500,000 waveforms/s under specified test conditions
Vertical resolution 8 bit
Display 9-inch 1024 x 600 capacitive touchscreen
Signal generator 2-channel 25 MHz AFG optional

R&D and test jobs at 350 MHz

Also, design teams use this class for fast microcontroller buses, switching converters and clock checks. A test lab can also use it for design debugging, where edge detail counts. In addition, university research groups often choose the extra speed for a project with tight timing. Whatever the job, compare your fastest edge with the bandwidth first.

Getting the most from the Rigol MSO5354 oscilloscope

However, speed alone does not finish the job. Good probes and short ground leads keep the trace honest, so plan them early. The 8-bit converter suits timing work, while the 2 GSa/s rate with all analog channels active still gives fine detail on fast edges. Deep memory, up to 200 Mpts with the option, lets one trigger hold a long burst.

Questions to settle before ordering

  • Which probes match your signal levels and edge speed.
  • Whether you need the digital inputs and the PLA2216 probe.
  • Whether the optional AFG and memory belong in the quote.

A rental of the Rigol MSO5354 oscilloscope suits a development phase with tight timing, and a purchase suits a lab with steady demand. Request a quote from Lost in HCM with your dates and site. SMK Vietnam only shows the listing, while you can browse the oscilloscope category, see Rigol or contact SMK Vietnam.

MSO5354 questions

Does the photo show this exact model?

The photo is an official MSO5000 family view, and its marking reads MSO5354. The quote still confirms the exact unit.

What does the 8-bit converter mean for my work?

It suits most timing and logic debugging. For fine amplitude detail on slow signals, ask Lost in HCM about other models.

Is the 2-channel AFG part of the base unit?

It is optional. Confirm it with Lost in HCM when you request the quote.

Additional information

Brand

Rigol

Supplied by

Lost in HCM (lostinhcm.com)

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