The 2C53P is a tablet-style 3 in 1 oscilloscope multimeter with a dual channel 50MHz, 250MSa/s digital oscilloscope, a 19999-count (4.5 digit) true RMS multimeter and a DDS signal generator up to 10MHz, all run from a 4.3 inch 480 x 272 IPS touchscreen. An FPGA, MCU and ADC architecture, ±400V peak input protection and a 4000mAh battery make it a portable bench for repair and development work.
Features and Benefits
- Two 50MHz channels at 250MSa/s with up to 64kByte storage depth: compare input and output, or clock and data, on one screen.
- Touch control to move and zoom waveforms, plus on-screen MENU, RUN, AUTO and FUNCTION keys.
- 12 automatic measurements, cursors, 9 maths operations including FFT, X-Y mode and infinite afterglow: deeper analysis without a PC.
- 20MHz bandwidth limit: cleaner millivolt-level power supply ripple readings.
- 19999-count true RMS multimeter with a recording mode that keeps up to 5 readings and shows max and min trends.
- DDS generator with 12 waveforms, sine up to 10MHz and other waveforms up to 5MHz, 0.1 to 3.0V, 1Hz steps and 0 to 100% square duty.
- Dual ceramic fuses with intelligent anti-burn protection on the meter current inputs.
Applications
- Electronics repair and R&D: switching supplies, audio stages, sensors and microcontroller signals.
- Automotive diagnostics with the multimeter and scope on one battery-powered unit.
- Maintenance teams who want one portable instrument in the tool bag.
- Schools, colleges and home workshops.
In the box
- 2C53P unit, 2 x P6100 probes, multimeter test leads, alligator clip probe, data cable, product manual.
Note: the scope inputs are rated for ±400V peak with the probe on 10x. Match the on-screen probe setting (1x or 10x) to the probe switch, and use the meter jacks for mains voltage and current.
Functions: Oscilloscope, multimeter and DDS signal generator (3 in 1). Channels: 2. Analogue bandwidth: 50MHz. Real-time sample rate: 250MSa/s. Storage depth: Up to 64kByte. Vertical resolution: 8 bits. Timebase range: 10ns/div to 10s/div. Vertical sensitivity: 10mV/div to 10V/div. Input impedance: 1MΩ. Max measured voltage: ±400V peak; probe 1x or 10x. Bandwidth limit: 20MHz. Trigger: Auto, Normal, Single; rising or falling edge; trigger level range 8 divisions positive or negative. Display modes and coupling: Y-T, X-Y, scroll; AC or DC coupling. Measurements: 12 automatic: frequency, period, duty + and -, width + and -, Vmax, Vmin, Vp-p, amplitude, Vrms, average. Maths: 1+2, 1-2, 1x2, 1/2, -1, -2, |1|, |2|, FFT; cursor measurement; infinite afterglow. Multimeter: True RMS, 19999 counts (4.5 digit); diode and continuity; recording mode. Voltage and current: DC to 1000.0V, AC to 750.0V; AC and DC current 19.999mA, 199.99mA, 1.9999A, 9.999A. Resistance and capacitance: 199.99Ω to 19.999MΩ; 9.999nF to 99.99mF. Temperature: -55°C to 1300°C (-67°F to 2372°F). Signal generator: 1 channel, 12 waveforms, 0 to 10MHz (sine 10MHz, other waveforms 5MHz), 0.1 to 3.0V, 1Hz step, square duty 0 to 100%. Display: 4.3 inch IPS colour touchscreen, 480 x 272 pixels, tempered glass surface. Backlight: Brightness adjustable. Architecture: FPGA + MCU + ADC; built-in SDRAM. Battery: 4000mAh rechargeable lithium. Standby time: Up to 4 hours (seller figure). Charging: USB Type-C, 5V/2A. Dimensions: About 145 x 98 x 35 mm. Weight: About 360g. Connections: CH1 and CH2 BNC inputs and DDS output on the top edge; multimeter jacks on the side; ON/OFF and RESET on the left. Protection: Dual ceramic fuses, high voltage and current overload (anti-burn) protection. Data: Waveform screenshot save and view on the unit; export to a computer; firmware upgrade. Menu languages: 8, including English, Russian, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Korean. Package contents: 2C53P unit, 2 x P6100 probes, multimeter test leads, alligator clip probe, data cable, manual. Q: What does an oscilloscope multimeter do? A: It combines a meter that gives numeric readings with a scope that shows how a signal changes over time. On the 2C53P you switch between a 19999-count true RMS meter and a dual channel 50MHz scope from the touchscreen.. Q: How do you use the 2C53P oscilloscope? A: Connect a P6100 probe to CH1, set the probe and on-screen attenuation to match, then tap AUTO. Drag and pinch on the touchscreen to move and zoom the waveform, and tap RUN to freeze it.. Q: What is a signal generator used for? A: It feeds a known test signal into a circuit so you can see how the circuit responds. The 2C53P outputs 12 waveforms, sine up to 10MHz and other shapes up to 5MHz, at 0.1 to 3.0V.. Q: How do you find frequency on an oscilloscope? A: On this unit the measurement panel reads frequency and period directly from the trace, along with duty cycle, Vp-p and Vrms. Cursors let you measure the time between two points by hand.. Q: What does the 20MHz bandwidth limit do? A: It filters out high-frequency noise above 20MHz so small signals such as millivolt power supply ripple are easier to read..