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Agilent Technologies Introduces Industry's First LXI Class C Compliant Oscilloscope Family Optimized for Test-System Use

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The Agilent U1250A series is a low cost, feature-rich handheld digital multimeter that provides 4.5-digit resolution with 50,000 count full scale on a dual display

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Space-efficient 1U-high Agilent 6000L LXI class C compliant oscilloscope

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The Agilent U1600A series handheld digital oscilloscope is a 3-in-1 solution, with a 4.5-inch LCD for easy-viewing, real time sampling rates of up to 200 MSa/s, deep memory storage and 6000 count DMM

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Stack multiple Agilent 6000L LXI class C compliant oscilloscopes in less space

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The Agilent U1600A series deep memory storage handheld digital oscilloscope (left) and the Agilent U1250A series feature-rich handheld digital multimeter (right) give users the ability to perform tests

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Make the most of your rack space with an Agilent 6000L LXI class C compliant oscilloscope

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Agilent Technologies Introduces Industry's First LXI Class C Compliant Oscilloscope Family Optimized for Test-System Use
(2006-November-01)
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