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LeCroy ups bandwidth of modular scope system
July 01 2011 - LeCroy has increased the bandwidth of its modular oscilloscope, the LabMaster 9 Zi-A, with the introduction of a 36GHz acquisition module... more
LeCroy WaveRunner Xi-A series oscilloscope
April 01 2009 - LeCroy has launched a line of analysing 400MHz to 2GHz scopes.... more
LeCroy WavePro 700Zi series of digital oscilloscopes
July 10 2008 - LeCroy's WavePro ranges of digital oscilloscopes, serial data analysers and disk drive analysers now include the 700Zi series which features rare event capture technologies, faster processing throughput and a larger 15.3in.display.... more
LeCroy WaveRunner MXi oscilloscope series ranging from 400MHz to 2GHz
May 02 2008 - LeCroy announces a complete WaveRunner MXi oscilloscope series with models ranging from 400MHz to 2GHz. ... more
LeCroy launches FlexRay physical layer test package
March 26 2008 - LeCroy has introduced a FlexRay physical layer test package for its WaveRunner Xi oscilloscope to provide eye diagram mask testing and physical layer measurement parameters for the in-car comms protocol.... more
LeCroy serial data test system
October 22 2007 - LeCroy has introduced a serial data test system with a 13GHz bandwidth. The system consists of the SDA13000 serial data analyser, the D13000PS active differential probe along with debug and analysis tools.... more
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