Fluke 190-104-III ScopeMeter III Series, 100MHz Portable Oscilloscope, 4 Analogue Channels

The Fluke 190-104 III is a portable oscilloscope used to measure and analyse electrical signals.

The Fluke 190 series III high performance portable oscilloscope is engineered for harsh environments. It has 4 channels and 100 MHz bandwidth. Perform timing or amplitude related measurements on three phases or three-axis control systems, or simply compare multiple test points in a circuit under test. Easy to store and view historical data and transfer to a PC via USB or Wi-Fi for analysing data with Fluke view software.

It includes SCC-293 kit which comprises CXT293 rugged protective carrying case, full-version Fluke view PC software (activation code) and a Wi-Fi dongle for wireless PC-connectivity using Fluke view-2 software.

4-channel, 100 MHz bandwidth - capture and analyse multiple signals simultaneously.
Sample rate 1.25 GS/s - view fast-changing signals accurately.
FFT analysis - analyse frequency components of signals.
TrendPlot paperless recorder - monitor signals over time.
ScopeRecord mode - capture and replay waveforms for detailed analysis.
Connect-and-View triggering - simplify waveform capture.
Display – 5.3 x 3.5-inch LCD colour display - view waveforms clearly in any lighting condition
Resolution – 1120 x 765 pixels
Size – 265 x 192 x 70 mm
Weight – 2.2 kg
USB and Wi-Fi connectivity (with optional dongle) - transfer data to a PC or share with colleagues.
IP51 rating - dust and water resistant for rugged environments.
Rated for industrial environments CAT III 1000 V/CAT IV 600 V

The Fluke 190-104 III is a powerful and versatile tool for engineers and technicians who need to measure and analyse electrical signals. This instrument can be used in various applications, including:
Industrial maintenance for troubleshooting electrical and electronic systems.
Power electronics - analysing waveforms of power supplies and inverters.
Automotive - diagnosing engine control systems and other electronic components.
Research and development