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How's the signal?
microIOC CosyScope is complete solution for observing the signals over the Ethernet from practically anywhere. microIOC CosyScope is a microIOC product with an oscilloscope integrated into control system. It can be used as a conventional oscilloscope or it can be customized to user’s specific needs.
In contrast to conventional oscilloscopes where the signals are monitored close to the source, the microIOC CosyScope can be monitored and controlled over the Ethernet from practically anywhere. There are several different types of microIOC CosyScopes to choose from. All have inputs for the signals and for external trigger or a function generator. The signals can be monitored, compared, analyzed or saved for future reference.
A number of features are available in microIOC CosyScope like: zoom-in on signals, FFT spectrum analyzer, X and Y multipliers, meter, measurement, selectable trigger source, level, slope, rulers to show amplitude and time information, user defined scaling ranges and more.
In contrast to conventional oscilloscopes where the signals are monitored close to the source, the microIOC CosyScope can be monitored and controlled over the Ethernet from practically anywhere. There are several different types of microIOC CosyScopes to choose from. All have inputs for the signals and for external trigger or a function generator. The signals can be monitored, compared, analyzed or saved for future reference.
A number of features are available in microIOC CosyScope like: zoom-in on signals, FFT spectrum analyzer, X and Y multipliers, meter, measurement, selectable trigger source, level, slope, rulers to show amplitude and time information, user defined scaling ranges and more.
Key features
- distributed signal acquisition
- channel threshold
- external trigger (rising/falling edge of digital signal)
- batched acquisition mode
- graphical user interface
- flexible and easy to use GUI with multiple views of signal (zoom, XY scope, LOG, FFT spectrum analyzer)
Benefits
- a complete HW & SW solution for observation and analysis
- provide diagnostic signals everywhere to the control system
- avoid expensive analog cables to the control room
- easy to move around the facility and still have the signal in the control room
- functionality tailored to individual customer
Applications
- microIOC CosyScope can be used for comparison of analog signals across the facility, at various point in time
- microIOC CosyScope can be also used for diagnostics, e.g., during commissioning or troubleshooting
| microIOC Cosy Scope | |||
| Cosy Scope model | Cosy Scope 200/20 | Cosy Scope 200/50 | Cosy Scope 200/100 |
| resolution | 8 bits | ||
| bandwidth | 10MHz | 25MHz | 50 MHz |
| sampling (single channel) | 20 MS/s | 50 MS/s | 100 MS/s |
| sampling (dual channel) | 20 MS/s | 50 MS/s | 50 MS/s |
| input channels | 2 (BNC connectors with 1M ohm impedance, AC/DC coupling) | ||
| Trigger modes | Free run, Auto, Repeat & Single | ||
| voltage ranges | +/- 50mV to +/- 20V in nine ranges | ||
| accuracy | +/- 3% | ||
| overload protection | +/- 100V | ||
| dynamic range | 50dB | ||
| buffer memory | 8kS | 16kS | 32kS |
| microIOC control unit | |||
| CPU | x86 compatible AMD GEODE GX1, 300 MHz | ||
| interfaces | dual Ethernet , 2xUSB, RS232, VGA | ||
| SW | Linux Debian or RTEMS, full control system integration (EPICS, ACS and Tango) | ||
| power supply | 110/220 V (50/60 Hz), 150 W, industrial grade, current protection | ||
microIOC is manufactured by Cosylab
