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Rohde & Schwarz · MXO44-242
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The retained reference is $10,790 current U.S. configured price. Confirm the 242 suffix, four RT-ZP10 probes, mixed-signal pod, generator, protocol or power apps, storage and calibration options in the quote. Reproduce the intended four-channel capture, trigger, decode, export and reference condition inside the return window.
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Confirm the 242 suffix, four RT-ZP10 probes, mixed-signal pod, generator, protocol or power apps, storage and calibration options in the quote. Confirm current checkout or written-quote pricing before paying.
The 200 MHz MXO44 is a broad lab choice when 12-bit all-channel acquisition, deep memory and responsive event discovery justify a higher price and an options audit.
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MXO 4 MXO44 200 MHz was checked against exact manufacturer specifications and operating material, a current U.S. price, current support, product-specific independent coverage and bounded owner evidence.
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Owner experience
Owner discussion repeatedly returns to fast acquisition conditions, hd bandwidth tradeoff, 400 mpoint workflow, touch controls, option bundles, fan acoustics and probe cost rather than a brand or specification rank.
These are self-reported experiences from different samples, firmware versions, options, probes, circuits, environments and skill levels. They identify tests to run and do not establish signal integrity, measurement accuracy, diagnosis, debugging success, electrical safety, battery endurance, reliability, failure rates or professional outcomes.Owners discuss fast acquisition conditions, hd bandwidth tradeoff, 400 mpoint workflow, touch controls, option bundles, fan acoustics and probe cost with mixed configurations and outcomes.
Reproduce the rare event at the intended depth and analysis load, then compare usable event rate rather than a best-case waveform-rate headline.
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Rohde & Schwarz identifies MXO 4 MXO44 200 MHz, model MXO44-242, as a four-channel 200 MHz scope with 12-bit ADCs, 5 GS/s on each channel, 400 Mpoints per channel and a 13.3-inch touch display. Four analog channels at 200 MHz in the MXO44-242 configuration; later bandwidth upgrades and 16 digital channels are separately licensed or require optional hardware
$10,790 current U.S. configured price was retained from the exact current U.S. product or configured listing. Confirm the 242 suffix, four RT-ZP10 probes, mixed-signal pod, generator, protocol or power apps, storage and calibration options in the quote
All four channels sample at 5 GS/s with 400 Mpoints per channel; the advertised acquisition rate up to 4.5 million waveforms per second applies to qualifying real-time or fast-segmentation settings rather than every record and analysis mode Native 12-bit ADCs operate at the stated sample rate; HD modes can extend displayed resolution toward 18 bits by narrowing bandwidth, while noise and ENOB remain range, bandwidth and probe dependent Digital triggering, zone or mask tools, history and fast segmented acquisition support rare-event work; record depth, update rate and measurements change with configuration The standard four-channel package includes four RT-ZP10 700 MHz 10:1 passive probes; attenuation, capacitance, probe compensation and voltage derating remain measurement limits even below scope bandwidth The four input BNCs share an earth-referenced common and are not independently isolated; 1 MΩ or 50 Ω input, probe and accessory voltage or CAT constraints all apply
Mixed-signal timing, two-channel generator, serial protocols, power, spectrum and advanced math or analysis are option dependent and must not be inferred from the base front panel The 13.3-inch full-HD touch display supports USB, LAN, HDMI, VNC or browser control and export; external collaboration and accounts depend on the selected software and network environment AC-powered bench operation has current firmware plus R&S calibration and repair routes; accredited results, service response and calibration intervals are separately specified
Product-specific independent coverage examines MXO 4 MXO44 200 MHz acquisition, interface, probing or workflow behavior under a bounded test configuration. It does not establish a result for another sample, firmware, probe, circuit or operator.
Self-selected owners discuss fast acquisition conditions, hd bandwidth tradeoff, 400 mpoint workflow, touch controls, option bundles, fan acoustics and probe cost. Reports vary by instrument sample, firmware, options, probes, circuit, environment and experience and do not establish a success, safety or reliability rate.
RTA4004 200 MHz represents the deep-memory power and embedded analysis branch at $8,380 current U.S. base price.
4 Series B MSO44B 200 MHz represents the high-resolution mixed-signal bench debug branch at $10,800 current U.S. base price.
Manufacturer identity, specifications, manuals and support, a current U.S. exact-model or exact-configuration price, product-specific independent coverage and bounded owner discussion were checked on August 18, 2026. This desk covers complete, currently supported bench and isolated or portable digital oscilloscopes for professional electronics, embedded, power, automotive and serious laboratory work. It excludes toy or USB-only hobby gadgets without supported front-end specifications, logic analyzers or spectrum analyzers as the primary instrument, unsupported models, cosmetic bundles and probe or software kits counted as instruments. Channel count, bandwidth and upgrade state, sample rate by active channel, memory, segmentation, update rate, ADC modes, noise, trigger, decode, math, display, connectivity, cloud, included probes, input voltage, CAT rating, ground reference, isolation, battery, calibration and service remain configuration and condition dependent. No specification, review or owner report guarantees signal integrity, a diagnosis, debugging success, electrical safety, reliability or a professional outcome. Confirm the exact model, options, probes, loading, voltage and measurement category, grounding, firmware, seller, warranty, calibration and return rights before use.
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