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LabMaster 10 Zi Oscilloscopes

The LabMaster 10 Zi is the world's highest bandwidth real-time oscilloscope - 65 GHz at 160 GS/s. LabMaster 10 Zi is also modular - it breaks channel count barriers and provides more "bandwidth density". The modular design provides the simplest upgrade path in bandwidth and channel count, with one acquisition module providing four channels at 36 GHz or two channels at 65 GHz, with capability for up to 20 acquisition modules .
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LabMaster 10 Zi 25 GHz Systems  (25 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 80 Input Channels, 80 GS/s Max Sample Rate)

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LabMaster 10 Zi 30 GHz Systems  (30 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 80 Input Channels, 80 GS/s Max Sample Rate)

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LabMaster 10 Zi 36 GHz Systems  (36 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 80 Input Channels, 80 GS/s Max Sample Rate)

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LabMaster 10 Zi 50 GHz Systems  (50 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 40 Input Channels, 160 GS/s Max Sample Rate; 36 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 80 Input Channels, 80 GS/s Max Sample Rate)

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LabMaster 10 Zi 60 GHz Systems  (60 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 40 Input Channels, 160 GS/s Max Sample Rate; 36 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 80 Input Channels, 80 GS/s Max Sample Rate)

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LabMaster 10 Zi 65 GHz Systems  (65 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 40 Input Channels, 160 GS/s Max Sample Rate; 36 GHz Bandwidth, Up to 80 Input Channels, 80 GS/s Max Sample Rate)

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The Ultimate in High Bandwidth Performance

• Up to 65 GHz
• Up to 80 Channels @ 36 GHz
• Up to 160 GS/s
• Up to 1024 Mpts/Ch

LabMaster 10 Zi modular oscilloscope systems completely re-define oscilloscope performance and capabilities.

• Multi-channel operation at the highest bandwidths
• 40 channels @ 65 or 50 GHz
• 80 channels @ 36, 30, or 25 GHz
• Bandwidth and channel upgrade flexibility
• ChannelSync for precise synchronization of all acquisition modules
• Server-class CPU (33.6 GHz effective clock rate, up to 192 GB RAM)
• Ultra-low jitter noise floor (100 fs rms) and ultra-high time base stability.
• 5.2 ps (20-80%) rise time
• 14.1 Gb/s hardware serial trigger (28 Gb/s in development)

LabMaster 10 Zi leverages the unique LabMaster ChannelSync architecture with next-generation 8HP SiGe chipsets to produce the world’s highest bandwidth, four channel oscilloscope – 36 GHz. When combined with LeCroy’s patented DBI technology, bandwidth nearly doubles to 65 GHz, with sample rates of 160 GS/s. Truly extraordinary.
The LabMaster class of oscilloscopes are fundamentally better – they are modular, inherently upgradeable, and infinitely flexible while retaining all of the simplicity of operation that you expect from a conventional oscilloscope. LabMaster 10 Zi oscilloscopes can be configured for massive numbers of channels at up to 65 GHz – truly eliminating your technology and test barriers.
LeCroy’s ChannelSync architecture ensures precise synchronization of all acquisition modules. ChannelSyn ensures precise synchronization of all channels in all acquisition modules by using a single-distributed 10 GHz clock and a single trigger circuit. External clocking is not required, and trigger jitter from multiple trigger circuits is non-existent. Jitter between all channels is an ultra-low <275 fsrms,. Synchronization performance is identical to that provided with a single, standard oscilloscope package, and all captured waveforms and analysis appears on one oscilloscope display.
LabMaster 10 Zi is perfect for developed and emerging 10-12 Gb/s technologies, such as 40/100 GBASE-R Ethernet and SAS12, benefit from 80 GS/s on four (or more) channels at up to 36 GHz. Ultra-high speed technologies, such as CEI-25/28, CEI-56, and optical coherent modulation communication systems (DP-QPSK, 16-QAM, MIMO) benefit from the world’s fastest real-time bandwidth (65 GHz) and four or more channels. LeCroy's SDAIII-CompleteLinQ Serial Data and Crosstalk Analysis software provides even more capability for simulataneous multi-lane eye, jitter, vertical noise and crosstalk analysis.