Poster: The Anatomy of a Digital Oscilloscope

May 6, 2020

See the inner workings of a Tektronix TBS2000 digital oscilloscope, specifically designed for Education so students can learn better, instructors can teach easier with this downloadable poster.

This downloadable poster shows many of the hundreds of parts that work together in an oscilloscope to make sure you see the real signal. It includes a block diagram of a scope's signal path, to show you what happens between the signal input and the display.

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