DLM3000 Mixed Signal Oscilloscope

The DLM3000 builds on Yokogawa's oscilloscope legacy with features that focus on quality, flexibility, and usability to increase our users' productivity and meet the advanced needs of today's mechatronics designs. Integrating touchscreen operation, solid-state storage, and high-speed signal processing, the DLM3000 enhances productivity by providing clean signals, extensive processing, and ease of operation. The DLM3000 touchscreen oscilloscope provides productivity at your fingertips.

Quality

Yokogawa is committed to measurement quality, and the DLM3000 features lower residual noise, extensive voltage ranges and a variety of real-time lowpass filters to ensure the fidelity of your signals.

Flexibility

Channel count and memory depth options combined with optional Power Math and serial bus features including major automotive buses ensure an oscilloscope can be configured for a variety of needs.

Usability

The combination of a touchscreen with a traditional panel of oscilloscope controls allows users to seamlessly transition, while communication and storage options make it easy to access large data sets.

Input

Observe fine details captured by the completely redesigned analog front end, offering lower volts per division settings down to 500 μV/div and lower residual noise. Select one of 14 real-time low pass filters to reduce noise displayed on-screen and stored in memory. Four-channel models include a selectable 8 bits of digital input for capturing mixed signals. Push a single button to change channel four into an 8-bit digital analysis channel for a total 11-channel mixed-signal oscilloscope.

Configurations

Long memory is standard with 12.5 Mpoints (repeating acquisition) or 125 M (single interleave) to capture cause and effect relationships. Options up to 50 M / 500 Mpoints are available. Choose a 2-channel or 4-channel model to meet your technical and budgetary needs. Select from 200, 350, or 500 MHz bandwidth to capture the fast transients of your systems. Add Power Supply Analysis or Serial Bus options to get more done inside the instrument without the added step of an external PC.

Technology

Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0 data transfers are standard, making it easier to work with large data sets. Optional internal 60 GB SSD stores more waveforms than ever. The faster internal communication rates enable higher memory and faster update rates so you never miss a signal. Switch seamlessly between tapping, pinching and dragging the touchscreen or using the precise, tactile hardware controls so you can personalize the interaction that’s best for you.

Measurements

Save time by performing on-board measurements.Twenty-nine common waveform parameter measurements are included. Automated measurement of up to 30 simultaneous measurements is available to provide more insight directly inside the instrument.

Measurements

 

Dual Zoom

An independent zoom processor rapidly zooms into data even at the maximum of 500 Megapoints. Dual zoom makes it easy to see events separated in time, choose specific input channels to display, and even auto scroll forwards or backwards in time. Zoom Search finds edges, patterns, pulsewidths, or timeout conditions for easier location of interesting data.

Dual Zoom

 

FFT Spectral Analysis

Perform up to 2 simultaneous FFT functions, using the current waveform or a running average.

 

Triggering

A new completely digital triggering system enables lower timing jitter and improved vertical level accuracy for precise response. Trigger modes available include:

  • Edge (Rise/Fall/Both)
  • Edge OR
  • Pattern
  • Pulse Width
  • Rise/Fall Time
  • Runt
  • Timeout
  • Window (upper and lower limits)
  • Window OR
  • Interval
  • Serial (supporting installed serial bus options)
  • TV (NTSC/PAL/SDTV/HDTV/user-defined)
  • A Delay B
  • A to B(n)

 

History

Determining cause and effect relationships is a daily task for design and validation phases of mechatronics projects. To provide the necessary extensive data sets, Yokogawa oscilloscopes take advantage of the large internal storage to retain data from previous capture events. Because the actual waveform data is stored, these events are available for browsing, visualization, measurement and searching using the History feature. Up to 100,000 previous captures are available depending on the record size and sampling rate.

Displaying the History List shows all available captures with timestamps. Click on any entry to display the data on the screen for interaction.

 

Search box

When visualizing all captures in history memory, it’s easy to see an outlier waveform. Using the search box and the touchscreen, it’s easy to draw search conditions directly on the waveform and isolate the occurrence.

Search box

The search box (white box) is used to isolate signals falling within its boundaries, making it easier to deal with thousands of data sets simultaneously. Here, two glitches are highlighted for Search.

 

Search box_2

Now the List view shows only the two waveforms matching the Search results, allowing the user to locate them in time or perform further measurements.

 

Statistics

Single measurements are very informative, but many projects require statistical measurements across a large data set. The DLM3000 can also perform measurements across the entire history memory, providing statistical analysis of maximum, minimum, mean, and standard deviation. For inspection of unusual measurements, the List function displays all values, indicating maxima and minima with arrow symbols, and tapping or selecting any measurement opens that historical data set for further observation.

Statistics

Executing History Statistics reveals the maximum, minimum, mean and standard deviation of all calculated measurements. Count displays the number of waveforms evaluated.

Switching Loss

The Power Analysis option enables automatic calculations for Safe Operating Area (SOA), I2t and Switching Loss. The switching loss feature automatically detects switching cycles and relevant regions of switch mode power supply (SMPS) signals to calculate several parameters.

Switching Loss

Automotive and Embedded Serial Bus Features

Communication between electronics control units (ECU's), sensors and actuators is especially important to ensure proper vehicle performance. Rapidly troubleshoot and validate popular automotive serial buses with CAN, CAN FD, LIN, SENT, CXPI and PSI5 Airbag options. Simultaneously plot physical layer and decoded data, search for specific data values or use data items as a trigger condition. Yokogawa’s proprietary auto setup function analyzes the input signal and complicated trigger / decode settings such as bit rate and threshold level are done automatically. This feature not only saves time but also is a very powerful feature that allows you to start parsing quickly even when bit rates and other signal conditions are unknown.

List view displays the timestamp and the data of each packet within the capture, and clicking on any packet immediately zooms into that packet for inspection. This is especially important when combined with Yokogawa's long Time/Division capabilities, when numerous frames are visible on a single screen.

SPI, UART and I2C options are also available for general purpose and consumer device communication applications.

Automotive and Embedded Serial Bus Features

Up to four serial buses can be configured and inspected simultaneously, for systems integration and complex control schemes.

Automotive and Embedded Serial Bus Features_2

Get Answers Faster with a New CPU Platform

DLM3000 CPU Platform

The totally new CPU platform of the DLM3000 is equipped with Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0 (file transfer) as standard communication interfaces, handling data faster than ever. For example, DLM3000 is 10 times faster at saving to internal storage and about 10 times faster when transferring to a PC (when SSD internal storage and USB 3.0 file transfer are used).

Get answers faster, even with large data sets.

For full model information and available options please download the brochure.

Model Name Bandwidth Channels
DLM3054 500 MHz 4 / 3 + 8-bit logic
DLM3052 500 MHz 2
DLM3034 350 MHz 4 / 3 + 8-bit logic
DLM3032 350 MHz 2
DLM3024 200 MHz 4 / 3 + 8-bit logic
DLM3022 200 MHz 2

Four-channel models feature switchable fourth channel that converts into an 8-bit logic analyzer input with a push of a button.

701988 Logic Probe 100 MHz / 8-bit

701988 (PBL100) Logic Probe

701989 Logic Probe 250 MHz / 8-bit

100 kΩ input resistance, toggle frequency of 250 MHz

701937 Passive probe 600V / 500 MHz

500 MHz, 10:1, 600 V (DC + ACpeak) CAT II, 1.3 m Supplied standard with DLM3000, DLM5000 series

701949 Miniature Passive Probe 400V / 500 MHz

500 MHz, 10:1, 400 Vrms, 1.3 m
For DLM3000, DLM5000, DLM5000HD series

702907 Passive Probe 1000V / 200 MHz

200 MHz, 10:1, ±1000V (DC + ACpeak) CAT II, 2.5 m
Operating environment: −40 to +85°C (no condensation)
For DLM3000, DLM5000, DLM5000HD series.

700939 Active FET Probe 10V / 900 MHz

  • 700939 Active FET Probe
  • 900 MHz Active FET Probe Circuit
  • 10:1, ±10 V (DC + ACpeak) FET Input Active Probe
  • 1.5 m

 

701944 High Voltage Passive Probe 1000Vrms / 400 MHz

  • 701944 High Voltage Passive Probe 1000Vrms / 400 MHz
  • For DL1700, DLM2000-6000, DL6000, DL9000, SB5000 series

701945 High Voltage Passive Probe 1000Vrms / 250 MHz

  • 3m High Voltage Probe (oscilloscope)
  • DC to 250 MHz bandwidth 
  • 100:1 attenuation 
  • Max Input 1000 Vrms CAT II 4000 V transient over-voltage CAT I

700925 Differential Probe 500V / 15 MHz

Works with Oscilloscopes, ScopeCorders. 15 MHz, 100:1/10:1, Max. Differential Voltage: ±500 V (DC + ACpeak) or 350 Vrms at 100:1 attenuation, Probe Power: Internal battery or probe power supply.

701977 Differential Probe 7000 V / 50 MHz

  • 701977 Differential Probe for Oscilloscope 7000 V / 50 MHz
  • 50 MHz, 1000:1 / 100:1, Max.
  • Differential Voltage: 5000 Vrms and 7000 Vpeak or less

701978 Differential Probe 1500 V / 150 MHz

  • 701978 Differential Probe for Oscilloscope 
  • 1500 V / 150 MHz
  • 500:1 / 50:1
  • Max. Differential Voltage:±1500 V (DC + ACpeak)

701921 Differential Probe 700V / 100 MHz

100 MHz, 100:1/10:1, Max. Differential Voltage: ±700 V (DC + ACpeak) at 100:1 attenuation, Probe Power: Internal battery or probe power supply

701924 Differential Probe 25V / 1 GHz

  • 701924 Differential Probe
  • 1 GHz, 50:1, Max. Differential Voltage: ±25 V (DC + ACpeak), Probe Power: dedicated probe interface

701925 PBDH0500 Differential Probe 25 V / 500 MHz

500 MHz, 50:1, Max. Differential Voltage:±25 V(DC+ACpeak)
Probe Power:Dedicated probe interface

701927 Differential Probe 1400V / 150 MHz

  • 701927 Isolated Differential Probe
  • 150 MHz 
  • Max. Differential Voltage: ±1400 V (DC + ACpeak) at 500:1
  • Probe Power: dedicated probe interface For DLM, DL, and SB5000 series

701917 Current Probe 50 MHz / 5 ARMS

  • 701917 oscilloscope current probe
  • Frequency bandwidth: DC to 50 MHz
  • Maximum continuous input range: 5 Arms
  • Functions with Digital Oscilloscopes, ScopeCorders, other waveform measuring instruments

701918 Current Probe 120 MHz / 5 ARMS

  • Yokogawa 701918 Current Probe
  • Frequency bandwidth: DC to 120 MHz
  • Maximum continuous input range: 5 Arms
  • Functions with Digital Oscilloscopes, ScopeCorders, other waveform measuring instruments

701929 Current Probe 50 MHz / 30 ARMS

  • 701929 Current Probe 50 MHz / 30 ARMS
  • Front-end powered
  • Auto-recognized
  • DLM2000-4000, DL/DLM6000, DL/DLM9000, SB5000

701928 Current Probe 100 MHz / 30 ARMS

701928 current probe

Front-end powered

Recognized automatically

Adjust zero position from operation of DLM2000, DLM3000, DLM4000, DL6000/DLM6000, DL9000/DLM9000, SB5000

701930 Current Probe 10 MHz / 150 ARMS

  • 701930 Current Probe 10 MHz / 150 ARMS
  • Powered by Yokogawa Digital Oscilloscopes, Scopecorders or external power supply

701931 Current Probe 2 MHz / 500 ARMS

  • 701931 Current Probe 2 MHz / 500 ARMS
  • Powered by Yokogawa Digital Oscilloscopes, Scopecorders or external power supply

702915 Current Probe 50 MHz/ 0.5 ARMS, 5 ARMS, 30 ARMS

  • 702915 Current Probe
  • Freq bandwidth: DC to 50 MHz
  • Maxi continuous input range: 0.5 Arms/ 5 Arms/ 30 Arms
  • Digital Oscilloscopes, ScopeCorders, other waveform measuring instruments

702916 Current Probe 120 MHz/ 0.5 ARMS, 5 ARMS, 30 ARMS

Frequency bandwidth: DC to 120 MHz
Maximum continuous input range: 0.5 Arms/5 Arms/30 Arms
Functions with Digital Oscilloscopes, ScopeCorders and other waveform measuring instruments

AC/DC Split Core Current Sensor CT1000S

Measure high currents without disassembling existing cabling. Compatible with power analyzers and waveform measurement instruments.

701934 External Probe Power Supply

  • 701934 External Probe Power Supply
  • Power supply for current probes, FET probes, and differential probes
  • Supplies power for up to four probes, including large current probes

701936 Deskew correction signal source

  • 701936 Deskew Correction Signal Source
  • Improve switching-loss measurements by deskewing
  • Accommodates both clamp-on current probes and through-type ‘CT' Current Transformers

B9852ES Logic Probe IC Pin Clips

  • B9852ES Logic Probe IC Pin Clips
  • Attach to tips of logic probe (701988 or 701989) or mini-clips (B9852CR)
  • Clip contiguous 0.5-mm pitch terminals
  • 10 clips included

701909 Logic probe accessory kit

Logic probe accessory kit for use with 701989.

700971 Mini clip converter

A clip set designed for 701937, 701938, 701939, 701943 (PB500) and 700939

700972 BNC adapter

  • 701937,701938, 701939, 701943 (PB500) and 700939

701901 BNC to Safety Banana 1.8m Cable, 1:1

  • 701901 BNC to Safety Banana 1.8m Cable, 1:1
  • 1000 Vrms-CAT II, 1.8 m long
  • Safety BNC(male) to safety banana(female)
  • 701959, 701954, 758921, 758922, 758929

701906 Long Test Clip

Set contains one black and one red clip
1000 Vrms-CAT II
2 pieces (red and black) in 1 set 
Connected to the 758933, 758917, or 701901
Length: 0.3m
Applicable for DL750/DL750P, SL1000, SL1400

701948 Extension Clip Accessories

Connected to the 700929, 701947
Maximum input voltage: 1,000V (DC + ACpeak)
Length: 0.26m/0.3m/0.4m
Applicable for DL750/DL750P, SL1000, SL1400

701954 Large Alligator Clip (dolphin type)

Set contains one black and one red clip.
1000 Vrms-CAT II.

701975 50 Ω DC block for 701974

This DC block can be used to remove the DC component from an incoming signal. Use this block if you want to remove bias voltage from reaching the PBL5000 probe.

758921 Fork terminal adapter

  • 758921 Fork Terminal Adapters
  • For fitting a 4mm banana plug to a fork terminal
  • One black and one red clip
  • 1000 Vrms-CAT II

758922 Small Alligator-Clip Adapter 300V

Rated at 300 V. Attaches to the 758917 test leads. Sold in pairs.

758929 Large Alligator Clip Adapter 1000V

  • Yokogawa 758929 Alligator Clip Adapter 
  • Rated at 1000V
  • Attaches to 758917 test leads
  • Sold in pairs black/red

758917 DMM Measurement Lead Set

  • Set of 0.8m long red and black multimeter test leads
  • Used in combination with a pair of optional 758922 or 758929 alligator-clip adapters
  • 1000 Vrms, 32 Arms CAT II

761953 Safety Terminal Adapter Set

Two adapters to a set for 5 A current
(screw-fastened type using B9317WD)

B8200GD Screw for B8200JQ

Screws for B8200JQ, D-SUB connector

B9852CR Mini Clip Passive Probe Tip

A clip set designed for the 700988, 700960 and 701940 probes.

B9852HF Basic accessories set for the 701941 probe

The B9852HF contains the following eleven(11) kinds of accessories: Insulation cap, IC cap, BNC adapter, Rigid tip, Spring tip (Ø: 0.80 mm), Spring tip (Ø: 0.38 mm), Ground spring, Adjustment tool, Pincher tip, Standard ground lead, Color coding rings. PBL5000.

366924 BNC to BNC 1m Cable

  • 366924 BNC to BNC cable for oscilloscope 
  • 1m BNC wire
  • Simultaneous measurement with 2 units
  • Input external trigger signal

366923 BNC to T Adapter

T-adapter for BNC connectors. Use for circuits having voltage levels no greater than 42 V.

366945 Printed circuit board adapter

For 701937, 701938, 701939, 701943 (PB500) and 700939.
Quantity of 1 unit: 10

366946 Solder-in adapter

For 701937,701938, 701939, 701943 (PB500) and 700939 Standard accessories include: Adapter, red wire (3), black wire (3)

758924 BNC to Banana Conversion Adapter

For conversion between BNC and female banana plug
Applicable for DL750/DL750P, SL1000 & SL1400.

366973 Go/No-Go Cable

This cable is used to connect an external device, however, do not use this cable for purposes other than DL750/1600/1700/1700E/7400 GO/NO-GO judgement.

B9988AE Printer paper

Quality paper for the DLM2000 /DLM4000 /DL850 /DL6000 /DL9000 and DL750

701919 Probe Stand

  • 701919 oscilloscope probe stand
  • Flexible arm, heavy base to hold and stabilize 8-13mm probes
  • Can simplify circuit board testing

701964 Soft carrying case for DLM2000

Three pockets are provided for storing accessories and the user’s manual.

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