PicoScope 3000 Series

PicoScope software

The PicoScope software display can be as basic or as detailed as you need. Begin with a single view of one channel, and then expand the display to include up to four live analog

and 16 digital channels (model-dependent), plus math channels and reference waveforms. Display multiple scope and spectrum views with automatic or custom layouts and quickly

access all the most frequently-used controls from the toolbars, leaving the display clear for your waveforms.

Tools menu

Home to our award-winning DeepMeasure

feature, along with custom probes, serial

decoding, reference waveforms, mask

limit testing, alarms and macros.

Touchscreen controls:

Handy buttons make

fine adjustments easy

on touchscreen devices.

Trigger marker:

Drag the marker to adjust

the trigger threshold and

pre-trigger time.

Buffer Navigation toolbar:

PicoScope can record up to 10 000 of your

most recent waveforms. Click through the

buffer to look for intermittent events, or

use the Buffer Overview thumbnails.

Zooming and Scrolling toolbar:

PicoScope makes it easy to

zoom in on waveforms, with

straightforward zoom-in, zoom-

out and pan tools.

Signal generator:

Generates standard

signals or arbitrary

waveforms. Includes

frequency sweep mode.

Ruler legend:

Absolute and differential

ruler measurements are

listed here.

Rulers:

Each axis has two rulers

that you can drag across

the screen to make

quick measurements.

Zoom Overview window:

Click and drag for quick

navigation and adjustment

of zoomed views.

Spectrum view:

View frequency-domain data

alongside time-domain waveforms

or in the dedicated spectrum mode.

Automatic measurements:

Add as many calculated time- and frequency-

domain measurements as you need, along with

statistical parameters showing their variability.

Trigger toolbar:

Quick access to the main

controls, with advanced

triggers in a pop-up window.

Auto Setup button:

Let PicoScope configure

the collection time

and input range for a

correctly scaled display.

Channel options:

Adjust settings specific

to each channel here.

Adjustable axes:

Move the vertical axes

up and down the display

and vary their scale and

offset. PicoScope can

also rearrange the axes

automatically.

Views:

Add new scope and

spectrum views

with automatic or

custom layouts.