FR 1014D 2-Channel Digital Oscilloscope 100MHz Bandwidth 7 Color Display with Built-in DDS Signal Generator

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FR 1014D 2-Channel Digital Oscilloscope 100MHz Bandwidth 7 Color Display with Built-in DDS Signal Generator

$77.50 $154.99

OverviewThe FR 1014D is a high-performance, cost-effective 2-in-1 desktop oscilloscope designed for the production, R&D, and education industries. It features…

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SKU: QNLJ663661294915

Overview
The FR 1014D is a high-performance, cost-effective 2-in-1 desktop oscilloscope designed for the production, R&D, and education industries. It features a brilliant 7-inch, 800 480-resolution colour TFT LCD screen. Unlike many entry-level scopes, the 1014D includes a built-in DDS Function Signal Generator, allowing you to output 14 standard signals (up to 10 MHz) while simultaneously analysing your circuits response on the two input channels.

Key Features
100MHz Analog Bandwidth: Capture high-frequency signals with clarityperfect for troubleshooting microcontrollers, radio gear, and high-speed logic.
Integrated Signal Generator: No need for a separate machine! Output Sine, Square, Triangle, and even Noise waves directly from the scope.
High Voltage Protection: Built-in protection module can tolerate continuous voltages up to 400V, preventing accidental damage during high-voltage testing.
1GB Internal Storage: Save up to 1,000 screenshots and 1,000 sets of waveform data for later analysis on your PC via USB.
Powerful Waveform Manager: Supports thumbnail browsing, viewing, detailed analysis, and page turning of saved data.
Lissajous Figure Display: Use the XY mode to compare the frequency and phase of two signalsessential for audio and RF work.

Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
Analog Bandwidth 100 MHz 2 Channels
Real-time Sampling Rate 1 GSa/s
Vertical Sensitivity 50 mV/div 500 V/div
Time Base Range 50 s/div 10 ns/div
Input Impedance 1 M
Trigger Modes Single, Normal, Auto
Signal Generator 14 Signals (up to 10 MHz)
Display 7-inch TFT Color (800 480)
Connectivity USB Export

Why 100MHz Matters?
A 10MHz scope is fine for audio, but if youre working with ESP32, STM32, or high-speed PWM for motor drivers, a 10MHz scope will round off square waves, giving you inaccurate readings. The 100MHz bandwidth of the 1014D ensures that sharp edges remain sharp, allowing you to detect timing issues and glitches that slower oscilloscopes may miss.

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