Deep Memory

No longer a trade off between maintaining a high sample rate and capturing time: With a standard 500 Mpts of memory per channel with your R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscope it is possible to capture longer time periods while maintaining a high sample rate.

Superior Spectrum

The R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscope offers superior RF measurement capabilities with up to 4 spectrums simultaneously. With 45,000 FFT/s the instrument provides the industry leading spectrum acquisition rate.

Easy Oscilloscope Remote Use

Take advantage of the R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscope and it's capability for remote access. View the display on a PC or mobile device with the same user interface as the oscilloscope and control your measurements from everywhere.

Customizable Layout With SmartGrid

The R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscope provides the possibility for the customer to customize their layout in order to work with a short learning curve and high productivity.

12-Bit ADC - All the time

The R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscope comes with a 12 bit ADC vertical resolution and helps you to see signal details that other oscilloscopes will miss.

Independent control for time and frequency settings

Take advantage of the R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscope and it's capability for independent control settings for time and frequency domain. Make your life easier, while working in both domains independently.

Fast Update Rate

With the R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscope you have the industry's fastest update rate with 4.5 million waveforms/s on up to 4 channels simultaneously in order to find signal anomalies quickly.

Toolbar Increases Productivity

The R&S®MXO 5 oscilloscopes comes with a toolbar in order to configure your display with your most common used functions

Arbitrary Waveform Generator

The R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscope features an integrated 2-channel waveform generator as a source for a variety of waveforms.

Power Integrity Testing

Take advantage of the R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscopes and with the industry-best +/-5V of offset @ 1mV/div. As a result you can zoom in to scale DC signals using all 12-bits of the instrument’s ADC.