50 MHz bandwidth, 100 MS/s, 2-channel, 8-bit USB oscilloscope device
The USB-5133 Economy oscilloscope device features two channels with sampling rates up to 100 MS/s, providing flexible coupling, impedance, voltage range, and filtering Settings. The oscilloscope device also has multiple trigger modes and an instrument driver that includes data flow and analysis functions. The device is ideal for high-speed portable and desktop applications requiring flexible measurement configurations and up to 50 MHz analog bandwidth.
The USB-5133 interface is an interface for connecting USB devices, which was developed by National Instruments (NI). The USB-5133 interface has the following features:
** Strong compatibility: **USB-5133 interface is compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 standards, and can be connected to a variety of USB devices.
** Fast transmission speed: ** The maximum transmission speed of the USB-5133 interface can reach 5Gbps, which is 10 times that of the USB 2.0 standard.
** Strong power supply: **USB-5133 interface can provide up to 100W of power for USB devices to meet the needs of high-power devices.
The USB-5133 interface is mainly used in the field of industrial automation and test and measurement, and can be used to connect a variety of USB devices, such as data acquisition devices, instruments, robots, etc.
The application scenarios of the USB-5133 port are as follows:
** Industrial automation: **USB-5133 interface can be used to connect industrial automation equipment, such as PLC, servo motor, robot, etc., to achieve data acquisition and control.
** Test and measurement: **USB-5133 interface can be used to connect test and measurement equipment, such as oscilloscopes, data collectors, signal generators, etc., for data acquisition and analysis.
** Medical devices: **USB-5133 interface can be used to connect medical devices, such as monitors, ventilators, injection pumps, etc., for data collection and control.
** Consumer Electronics: **USB-5133 interface can be used to connect consumer electronic devices, such as smartphones, tablets, printers, etc., for data transmission and charging.
