TEKTRONIX TDS7104 Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope 1GHz 4CH 10GS/s OPT 3M

Description

📋 Condition

[Guaranteed] Arrived in working condition from a development institute or research center.

We do not perform calibration, so we cannot guarantee the accuracy and precision of the unit within the calibration period.

Please purchase this item with the understanding that it is a used item.

Excellent exterior condition with no LCD burn-in, touchscreen dead zones, or abnormal noises. Clean unit manufactured in 2000 at Tektronix's Oregon facility. Serial number B042074. Running firmware version 2.5.5.

✅ Operation Check

Full inspection completed with all tests passed. Power supply: OK. Display: OK (Windows boots normally, TekScope application starts properly). Touchscreen: OK (responsive across entire screen surface). Front panel controls: OK (VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL/TRIGGER knobs and buttons verified). Measurement operation: All four channels (CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4) individually tested and confirmed working with waveform display. Self-test: PASS (Instrument Diagnostics all items passed). Note: Mouse required for operation (not included). Precise waveform testing via PROBE COMPENSATION terminal not performed due to equipment limitations, but individual channel operation confirmed.

📦 Included Items

Main unit only. No accessories included. Missing 4x P6139A probes (standard accessory for this model). No mouse, no power cable, no manual.

🔧 Product Info

The Tektronix TDS7104 is a professional-grade Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope (DPO) from the TDS7000 series. Features 1GHz analog bandwidth with 400ps calculated risetime, 4 input channels, and 10GS/s maximum sample rate. This unit is equipped with the top-tier 3M memory option (16 Meg Max, 4M/CH), providing superior waveform capture capability compared to standard configurations. Utilizes DPX acquisition technology for over 400,000 wfm/s waveform capture rate. Designed for signal integrity analysis, characterization, and debugging of sophisticated electronic designs. Windows-based interface with touchscreen operation. Originally manufactured in Beaverton, Oregon, USA.