Fluke MDA-550 MDA-550 Series, 500MHz Handheld Oscilloscope, 4 Analogue Channels

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RS stock no.:
179-7957
Mfr. Part No.:
Fluke-MDA-550
Manufacturer:
Fluke
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Brand

Fluke

Bandwidth

500MHz

Number of Analogue Channels

4

Oscilloscope Type

Handheld

Series

MDA-550

Plug Type

BC190

Safety Category

CAT III 1000 V, CAT IV 600V

Battery Type

Rechargeable Li-Ion

Safety Category Voltage

600 V, 1000 V

Safety Category Level

CAT III, CAT IV

Digital/Analogue

Digital

Power Source

Battery

COO (Country of Origin):
RO

FLUKE Oscilloscope, 4 Channels, Rechargeable Battery - MDA-500 Series - Fluke-MDA-550


If troubleshooting your motor drive feels like rocket science, choose this oscilloscope from FLUKE to boost your capabilities. Thanks to its automated drive measurements, it does all the hard work by showing you where to make voltage and current connections. This means you can quickly and safely locate and fix problems in your inverter motor-drive system. You won't break a sweat when gathering information as the unit's built-in report generator does away with time-consuming documentation. For ease of use, simply choose your preset measurement profiles to automatically trigger data collection.

Features and Benefits


• Includes a waveform analyser for quick visual inspection of harmonic distortion
• Compatible with single-phase and three-phase inverter systems for versatility
• Comes with a battery pack and charger to keep you powered up when you're on the go
• USB drive with manuals and software for quick configuration

Applications


• HVAC systems
• Aerospace industry
• Automotive manufacturing
• Conveyor belts and assembly lines

What's the difference between an oscilloscope and a multimeter?


An oscilloscope like this one provides a visual display of complex, high-speed signals, while multimeters show discrete signals in numerical form. To get both types of readings, choose an oscilloscope with a built-in multimeter from FLUKE's ScopeMeter 120B series, such as the 123B (919-6706).

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