Description
Small details hide on an 8-bit scope. A Rohde & Schwarz RTB2004 rental brings a 10-bit converter to your bench, which gives four times the vertical steps. So supply ripple, sensor noise and slow drifts become clear without heavy averaging.
What you get on the bench
The RTB2004 has four analog channels, plus 16 digital channels as an option. It samples at 2.5 GS/s. According to Rohde & Schwarz, the RTB2000 series holds 10 Msample per channel and 20 Msample in interleaved mode. As a result, the sample rate stays high over long records.
The 10.1-inch capacitive touch screen supports gestures, so zooming feels like using a tablet. In addition, options for protocol decode, spectrum view and a digital voltmeter turn it into a full debug station.
Set the bandwidth for the job
Bandwidth comes by license at 70, 100, 200 or 300 MHz. For audio, sensors and slow buses, 70 or 100 MHz is enough. However, fast SPI, switching edges and clock checks need 200 or 300 MHz. Because Lost in HCM sets the license per rental, you only pay for what you use.
Who books a Rohde & Schwarz RTB2004 rental
- Firmware engineers who bring up a new board.
- Power teams that measure supply ripple.
- Test engineers who validate sensor interfaces.
- Technician training at FDI electronics plants.
- University teaching labs in Ho Chi Minh City.
For a semester or a short project, a Rohde & Schwarz RTB2004 rental often costs less than tying up capital in new scopes.
RTB2004 or RTM3004?
The RTB2004 is the value choice up to 300 MHz. If you need more bandwidth or deeper memory, step up to the RTM3004 instead.
On delivery and before return
Check that every probe arrives with its tip, ground lead and hook. Then compensate each probe on the front-panel test signal. Before return, clear saved screenshots and setups, and pack the probes in their pouch so the cables do not kink.
Ask for a quote
Lost in HCM owns the scope and sets the terms for every Rohde & Schwarz RTB2004 rental. Simply request a quote from Lost in HCM with your bandwidth and dates. You can also compare other oscilloscope rentals or contact SMK Vietnam. Data sheets live on the Rohde & Schwarz official site.
RTB2004 rental questions
Why does a 10-bit scope matter?
It gives 1024 vertical levels instead of 256. So you see small ripple and noise that an 8-bit scope blurs.
Can it decode serial buses?
Yes, with the protocol decode options. Ask Lost in HCM to include the buses you need.
Which bandwidth should I choose?
Pick 70 or 100 MHz for slow signals, and 200 or 300 MHz for fast edges and clocks.
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