InfiniiVision 6000 X-Series Oscilloscopes

Each 6000 X-Series model starts at 1 GHz and can be upgraded by software license to 2.5 GHz, 4 GHz, or 6 GHz. The process involves purchasing the correct bandwidth upgrade license for the 2-channel or 4-channel model and activating it on the oscilloscope. Once installed, the firmware unlocks the higher bandwidth without requiring hardware modification.

DSOX models are standard digital storage oscilloscopes with 2 or 4 analog channels and no built-in digital logic inputs. MSOX models include 16 digital channels as standard for mixed-signal analysis. DSOX instruments can be upgraded with the appropriate MSO accessory and license to add the same mixed-signal capability.

Zone touch triggering allows you to draw a region directly on the oscilloscope display around the waveform behavior you want to detect. The trigger system then responds only to waveforms that enter or avoid that zone, depending on the setup. This makes it much faster to isolate specific pulses, glitches, or timing-related events without building more complex trigger conditions manually.

The platform combines multiple tools in one instrument, including the oscilloscope itself, logic analysis on MSO models or upgraded DSO models, serial protocol analysis, an optional dual-channel waveform generator, frequency response analysis, a digital voltmeter, and a 10-digit frequency counter. This integrated approach reduces bench clutter and helps correlate measurements more efficiently in one environment.

Voice control enables hands-free operation of common oscilloscope functions, which is useful when your hands are occupied with probes, fixtures, or test leads. It can improve productivity, reduce setup interruptions, and help prevent accidental probe movement during critical measurements. This makes workflow more efficient, especially during complex debugging tasks.

The 6000 X-Series supports waveform update rates above 450,000 waveforms per second, which increases the probability of detecting rare or intermittent events. Faster update rates make it easier to spot glitches, instability, or jitter that slower oscilloscopes may miss. This helps engineers troubleshoot high-speed designs more quickly and with greater confidence.

Yes. The 6000 X-Series supports extensive optional serial protocol decoding for interfaces such as I2C, SPI, UART/RS-232, CAN, CAN-FD, LIN, SENT, FlexRay, I2S, MIL-STD-1553, ARINC 429, CXPI, USB 2.0, USB Power Delivery, Manchester, and NRZ. This helps engineers analyse protocol traffic alongside the underlying analog waveform in a time-correlated view.

A low noise floor means the oscilloscope adds less of its own noise to the measurement, making it easier to see subtle waveform details, small voltage changes, jitter, and ripple. This is especially important in high-bandwidth applications where signal integrity and small anomalies matter. Lower intrinsic noise improves confidence that observed behavior reflects the circuit under test rather than measurement limitations.

The series uses a 12.1-inch capacitive multi-touch display with gesture support, allowing actions such as pinch-to-zoom, drag, swipe, and direct trigger-zone drawing. It also retains dedicated front-panel knobs and buttons for tactile control. Together with voice control, this gives users flexible and efficient ways to operate the oscilloscope in different lab situations.