A 350MHz oscilloscope is a high frequency piece of electronic test equipment capable of accurately displaying and analysing electrical signals up to a frequency of 350 million cycles per second.

Key Features include:

• Bandwidth - indicating the highest frequency it can reliably measure, in this case it’s 350MHz
• Channels - the number of input channels for simultaneously observing multiple signals
• Sample Rate - how many data points can be captured per second, determining the oscilloscope's ability to resolve fast signal changes
• Memory Depth - the amount of data that can be stored for analysis

What is an Oscilloscope used for:

• Analysing electronic circuits - understanding signal behaviour, troubleshooting issues, and verifying circuit performance
• Measuring signal parameters - amplitude, frequency, phase, rise/fall times, pulse width, and more
• Debugging electronic systems - identifying and correcting problems in hardware and software
• Developing and testing electronic products - ensuring proper operation and meeting specifications

Applications:

A 350 MHz oscilloscope is typically used in professional and advanced electronics work, where you need to measure and analyse fast-changing signals, such as those found in telecommunications, RF design, and high-speed digital circuits.