Description
A repair bench needs a scope that is quick to read and quick to hand over. The Tektronix TBS1072C oscilloscope offers 70 MHz, two channels and a 7-inch color display. It samples at 1 GS/s with a 20,000-point record, and the specifications list TPP0100 passive probes as standard. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale.
Why choose 70 MHz
Seventy megahertz sits one step above the 50 MHz TBS1052C. That extra margin helps when a control signal has sharper edges than a classroom sensor does. Channels, sample rate, record length and display match the smaller model, so operators who know one scope can run the other.
Headline numbers
- Two analog channels with 70 MHz bandwidth.
- 1 GS/s maximum sample rate and 8-bit vertical resolution.
- A 20,000-point record, so each capture holds a short event.
- A 7-inch WVGA color display.
Keep the Tektronix TBS1072C oscilloscope repeatable
A good measurement leaves a trail. First, prepare a short connection sketch that shows the probe tips, the reference points and the channel each one feeds. Next, record the settings, the probe type and the circuit condition beside every capture. Use a known reference signal or a sensible baseline when the procedure allows it. Then another engineer can rerun the check and compare results.
Match probe to measurement
The probe is part of the measurement chain, so check its bandwidth and voltage rating against the signal, and compensate it before you start. A conventional ground lead must stay away from live mains and from floating nodes. However, when the circuit demands it, step up to a differential or isolated system.
Where a rental pays off
For example, repair benches and production troubleshooting often need extra scopes for a few weeks only. So a rental of the Tektronix TBS1072C oscilloscope covers that peak, and you can try the model before you buy. SMK Vietnam lists the product, while Lost in HCM supplies it. Ask Lost in HCM for a TBS1072C quote and mention the application, the accessories and the date you need it. Pricing, availability and any rental or service arrangement come back in that quote. Compare other oscilloscopes, see the Tektronix site, or contact SMK Vietnam.
TBS1072C questions before you request a quote
How does the TBS1072C differ from the TBS1052C?
The listed bandwidth is 70 MHz instead of 50 MHz. Channels, sample rate, record length and display match.
How long a window does one record cover?
At the full 1 GS/s, 20,000 points cover 20 microseconds. A slower timebase covers more time.
What should I confirm before delivery?
Confirm the probes, the accessories and the calibration status. The quote carries the final configuration.
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