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The Mixed-Signal Ocilloscope (MSO)Mixed-signal oscilloscopes (MSO) are digital oscilloscopes that have a larger number of channels for viewing both analog and digital signals together. MSO scopes typically have two to four analog channels with 8 bits (or more) of vertical resolution. In addition, there are usually 16 digital channels, but they typically have only 1 bit of vertical resolution. In today's digital world, a traditional 2-channel or 4-channel oscilloscope may not be enough to view all signals of interest. A mixed-signal oscilloscope (MSO) eliminates the need for a combined logic analyzer / oscillopcope solution or special software to isolate activity. |
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