Yokogawa DL350
Portable ScopeCorder

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RENT YOKOGAWA DL350 SCOPECORDER

The Yokogawa DL350 ScopeCorder is a portable test instrument which features deep measurement and recording capabilities you need in the lab in a compact instrument that you can also take into the field. The DL350 ScopeCorder combines the transient signal capturing capabilities of an oscilloscope with the long-term datalogging capabilities of a data recorder. For “quick and easy” troubleshooting or sophisticated mixed-signal datalogging, the DL350 is a portable, powerful, and useable engineering tool that makes complete measurements completely portable.

There are 18 types of input modules to choose from. You can install up to 2 at a time to configure the DL350 ScopeCorder with up to 32 channels.

Features and highlights of the Yokogawa DL350 include:

• A4-sized compact chassis
• Simultaneous isolated inputs maximum
  8-ch (1 MS/s) or 4-ch (100 MS/s)
  Scanning inputs maximum 32-ch
  (10 kS/s) or 16 channels (20 kS/s)
• AC/DC/Battery operated
• Vibration Resistant
• Operates in freezing temperatures
• High-speed and long-term recording using large memory and direct recording onto an SD card
• Up to 100 Mega-points per module memory
• Up to 50 days continuous recording onto SD card
• Intuitive operation using 8.4 TFT touch screen
• A choice of two operating modes, oscilloscope or data recorder
• DL350 Assistant Software helps configure settings and back up data on the spot

Whether it is straightforward high precision voltage measurements or a blend of signals coming from such things as current probes, temperature sensors, strain gauges, accelerometers and serial buses, the DL350 can handle them all without extra boxes or cables.

This extraordinary input capability is achieved by providing 2 slots, which can be populated with any of 18 different types of user-swappable input modules. This means, for example, that 4 isolated 16-bit voltage inputs can be measured at 1 MS/s, alongside 16 temperatures. Swap a module and measure at 100 MS/s with 12-bit and 1 kV of isolation. Meanwhile there are 16 built-in logic inputs; swap in a digital input module to add even more. Make AC measurements like a DMM with an RMS module in real-time or use a math channel after the recording is finished.