The Rigol MSO5074 is a high-performance 70MHz mixed signal oscilloscope designed for advanced electronic analysis, embedded system development, and mixed-signal debugging. As part of the MSO5000 series, it offers 4 analog channels, a powerful real-time sampling rate of up to 8 GSa/s, and deep memory of 100 Mpts per channel. Ideal for professionals seeking precise signal integrity, waveform capture, and protocol decoding in one powerful device.

Equipped with a large 10.1-inch multi-touch display, intuitive UI, and support for serial bus decoding (I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN), the MSO5074 allows engineers and developers to troubleshoot complex circuits quickly and efficiently. With optional digital channels (16CH MSO logic probe), it's a future-proof solution for hybrid analog/digital system design.

 Key Features:

• 70 MHz analog bandwidth (upgradeable via license)

• 4 analog input channels

• Optional 16 digital channels (via MSO logic probe)

• Up to 8 GSa/s real-time sampling rate

• 100 Mpts memory depth per channel

• Waveform capture rate up to 500,000 wfms/s

• Advanced trigger and search functionality

• Serial bus decoding and triggering (I²C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN)

• 10.1” capacitive touchscreen (1280x800 resolution)

• Multiple math and FFT functions

• Built-in recording, waveform history, segmented memory

• USB Host/Device, LAN (LXI), HDMI, AUX output

 Technical Specifications:

• Model: Rigol MSO5074

• Bandwidth: 70 MHz

• Analog Channels: 4

• Digital Channels (Optional): 16

• Sampling Rate: Up to 8 GSa/s

• Memory Depth: 100 Mpts per channel

• Waveform Capture Rate: 500,000 wfms/sec

• Vertical Resolution: 8-bit

• Time Base Range: 1 ns/div to 1000 s/div

• Vertical Scale: 500 µV/div to 10 V/div

• Display: 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen, 1280x800

• Trigger Types: Edge, Pulse Width, Runt, Timeout, Slope, Pattern, Window

• Interfaces: USB Host/Device, LAN, HDMI, AUX OUT

• Weight: Approx. 4.5 kg

• Power Supply: 100–240V AC, 50/60 Hz

 Applications:

• Embedded System Debugging – Analyze MCU, FPGA, and digital logic signals

• Mixed-Signal Design – Ideal for testing analog-digital interface circuits

• IoT Product Development – Decode and troubleshoot serial protocols

• Power Electronics – Inspect switching regulators, drivers, and PWM controls

• Education and Training – Use in university and technical lab environments

• Research and Development – Capture transient events and waveform anomalies

• Automotive Electronics – Diagnose CAN/LIN bus systems and ECU logic