PicoScope-5462E+ |Neurotech

The World's First 4-Channel 16-bit USB Oscilloscope

The PicoScope 5000E Series is the world's first USB oscilloscope with 16-bit resolution on all four channels. Its ultra-low noise floor of just 22 µV RMS and high dynamic range of more than 73 dB SFDR reveal low-level signals that other oscilloscopes miss.

PicoScope 5000E Oscilloscopes (5462E, 5463E and 5464E) are dedicated 16-bit precision scopes with fixed bandwidths of 60, 100 or 200 MHz and sampling up to 2.5 GS/s.

PicoScope 5000E Plus FlexRes Oscilloscopes (5462E+, 5463E+ and 5464E+) add FlexRes® technology: switchable 8 or 16-bit resolution that unlocks higher bandwidth, faster sampling and deeper memory. Effectively two scopes in one.

Precise Performance

16-bit Resolution, Ultra-Low Noise

Every model pairs a high-performance 16-bit ADC on each of its 4 channels with noise floor of just 22 µV RMS (at 20 MHz bandwidth). Power supply ripple, distortion and subtle millivolt transitions stay measurable and clear, giving you the signal-to-noise ratio needed for high-precision analog measurement.

High Dynamic Range

Exceptional crosstalk rejection and superior bandwidth flatness with over 73 dB SFDR, so you can trust the data you see on every scope in the series. Complex, multi-tone signals are captured precisely across the full input range, while PicoScope 7 Software provides tools and features to uncover hidden glitches and intermittent faults with ease.

Precision, Priced Right

Until now, engineers had to choose between precise instruments too slow to capture transient events, or fast 8-bit scopes that lacked the sensitivity to see microvolt changes. Every model in the PicoScope 5000E Series bridges that gap, combining lab-grade precision, high-speed digitizing and advanced triggering at a reasonable price.

Portable Power in a Compact Device

Traditional benchtop oscilloscopes occupy significant workspace and lack portability. The PicoScope 5000E Series packs a full-scale lab instrument into a compact design, delivering full diagnostic capability in the lab or in the field. PicoScope 7 Software is included with no licensing fees and free lifetime updates for the lowest cost of ownership.

Learn why your next scope should be a USB oscilloscope

PicoScope 5000E Plus FlexRes Oscilloscopes

Two Scopes In One

FlexRes technology lets you switch resolution to match the job. 16-bit mode delivers the full vertical precision, and 8-bit mode enables high-speed measurement with a bandwidth up to 500 MHz, sampling up to 5 GS/s, and timing resolution down to 200 ps. This captures the fast digital edges, ringing, overshoot and high-frequency switching transients that slower scopes miss.

Deeper Memory

8-bit mode also doubles the buffer to 2 billion samples (2 GS), so you can capture long data packets with high time resolution. Memory segmentation enables multi-capture analysis for mask limit testing, waveform averaging and persistence testing, letting you compare hundreds of successive waveforms in a single acquisition session.

More Than a Scope

Serial Protocol Decoders Included

Decode more than 40 serial protocols as standard, including I²C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN and FlexRay. Decoded data appears in-view alongside the analog waveform, so you can trace protocol errors back to their electrical cause in seconds.

See Serial Protocol Decoding

Advanced Maths and Measurements

Go beyond simple waveform capture with automated measurements, statistics, FFT spectrum analysis and custom maths channels. Filter, combine and transform signals in real time to expose trends, quantify performance and validate designs in platform.

See Maths And Measurements

Build Your Own Applications with PicoSDK

The free PicoSDK software development kit gives you full programmatic control of your scope. Write custom test, measurement and data-acquisition applications in C, C#, Python, MATLAB and more, with example code and driver support for Windows, Linux and macOS.

Learn More About Our Software Development Kit

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Specifications

Vertical (analog channels)
PicoScope model		PicoScope 5000E Series			PicoScope 5000E+ Series
		5462E and 5462E MSO	5463E and 5463E MSO	5464E and 5464E MSO	5462E+ and 5462E+ MSO	5463E+ and 5463E+ MSO	5464E+ and 5464E+ MSO
Input channels		4
Bandwidth (−3 dB)	16-bit mode	60 MHz	100 MHz	200 MHz	60 MHz	100 MHz	200 MHz
Bandwidth (−3 dB)	8-bit mode	N/A	N/A	N/A	200 MHz	350 MHz	500 MHz
Rise time (10% to 90%, −2 dBFS)	16-bit mode	5.8 ns	3.5 ns	1.75 ns	5.8 ns	3.5 ns	1.75 ns
Rise time (10% to 90%, −2 dBFS)	8-bit mode	N/A	N/A	N/A	1.75 ns	1.2 ns	925 ps
Selectable bandwidth limits	16-bit mode	20, 60 MHz	20, 60, 100 MHz	20, 60, 100, 200 MHz	20, 60 MHz	20, 60, 100 MHz	20, 60, 100, 200 MHz
Selectable bandwidth limits	8-bit mode	N/A	N/A	N/A	20, 60, 100, 200 MHz	20, 60, 100, 200, 350 MHz	20, 60, 100, 200, 350, 500 MHz
Vertical resolution		16 bits			8/16 bits
Enhanced vertical resolution (software)		Hardware resolution + 4 bits
Input connector		BNC(f)
Input characteristics	50 Ω	±2 %
Input characteristics	1 MΩ	±1 % ∥ 13 pF ±2 pF
Input coupling	50 Ω	DC
Input coupling	1 MΩ	AC/DC
Input sensitivity	50 Ω	1 mV/div to 1 V/div (10 vertical divisions)
Input sensitivity	1 MΩ	1 mV/div to 4 V/div (10 vertical divisions)
Input ranges (full scale)	50 Ω	±5 mV^[1], ±10 mV^[2], ±20 mV^[3], ±50 mV, ±100 mV, ±200 mV, ±500 mV, ±1 V, ±2 V, ±5 V
Input ranges (full scale)	1 MΩ	±5 mV^[1], ±10 mV^[2], ±20 mV^[3], ±50 mV, ±100 mV, ±200 mV, ±500 mV, ±1 V, ±2 V, ±5 V, ±10 V, ±20 V
^[1] ±5 mV only available up to 100 MHz ^[2] ±10 mV only available up to 200 MHz ^[3] ±20 mV only available up to 350 MHz
DC gain accuracy		±(0.5% of signal + 1 LSB)
DC offset accuracy		±(1% of full scale + 300 μV) Offset accuracy can be improved by using the Offset correction function (Settings > Device) in PicoScope.
LSB size (quantization step size)	16-bit mode	< 0.002% of input range			< 0.002% of input range
LSB size (quantization step size)	8-bit mode	N/A			< 0.4% of input range
Analog offset range (vertical position adjustment)		±25 mV (5, 10, 20 mV ranges), ±250 mV (50, 100, 200 mV ranges), ±2.5 V (500 mV, 1 V, 2 V ranges), ±5 V (5 V range), 50 Ω input coupling ±20 V (5, 10, 20 V ranges), 1 MΩ input coupling
Analog offset control accuracy		±0.5% of offset setting, additional to DC accuracy above
Overvoltage protection	50 Ω	5.5 V RMS max, ±20 V pk max
Overvoltage protection	1 MΩ	±100 V (DC + AC peak) up to 10 kHz

Vertical (digital channels) - MSO only
Input channels		16 (2 logical ports of 8 channels each)
Input connector		2.54 mm pitch, 10 x 2 way connector
Maximum input frequency		100 MHz (200 Mbit/s)
Minimum detectable pulse width		5 ns
Threshold grouping		Two independent threshold controls. Port 0: D0 to D7, Port 1: D8 to D15
Threshold range		±5 V
Threshold accuracy		< ±350 mV (inclusive of hysteresis)
Threshold hysteresis		< ±250 mV
Input dynamic range		±20 V
Minimum input voltage swing		500 mV peak to peak
Input impedance		200 kΩ ±2% \|\| 8 pF ± 2 pF
Channel-to-channel skew		2 ns, typical
Minimum input slew rate		10 V/μs
Overvoltage protection		±50 V (DC + AC peak) up to 100 kHz

Horizontal
PicoScope model		PicoScope 5000E Series		PicoScope 5000E+ Series
		Analog channels	Digital channels (MSO models)	Analog channels	Digital channels (MSO models)
Maximum sampling rate, 16-bit mode	1 channel^[4]	2.5 GS/s	1.25 GS/s	2.5 GS/s	1.25 GS/s
	2 channels	1.25 GS/s	1.25 GS/s	1.25 GS/s	1.25 GS/s
	3 or 4 channels	625 MS/s	625 MS/s	625 MS/s	625 MS/s
	> 4 channels	312.5 MS/s	312.5 MS/s	312.5 MS/s	312.5 MS/s
Maximum sampling rate, 8-bit mode	1 channel	N/A	N/A	5 GS/s	1.25 GS/s
	2 channels	N/A	N/A	2.5 GS/s	1.25 GS/s
	3 or 4 channels	N/A	N/A	1.25 GS/s	1.25 GS/s
	> 4 channels	N/A	N/A	625 MS/s	625 MS/s
^[4] Channel means the total number of enabled analog channels and/or 8-bit digital ports.
Max. sampling rate, continuous USB streaming into PC memory^[5] (PicoScope 7)	1 channel^[4]	~50 MS/s		~50 MS/s
	2 channels	~25 MS/s		~25 MS/s
	3 or 4 channels	~12 MS/s		~12 MS/s
	> 4 channels	~6 MS/s		~6 MS/s
Max. sampling rate, continuous USB streaming into PC memory^[5] (PicoSDK), 16-bit mode	1 channel	~150 MS/s		~150 MS/s
	2 channels	~75 MS/s		~75 MS/s
	3 or 4 channels	~38 MS/s		~38 MS/s
	> 4 channels	~18 MS/s		~18 MS/s
Max. sampling rate, continuous USB streaming into PC memory^[5] (PicoSDK), 8-bit mode	1 channel	N/A		~300 MS/s
	2 channels	N/A		~150 MS/s
	3 or 4 channels	N/A		~75 MS/s
	> 4 channels	N/A		~38 MS/s
^[5] On USB 5 Gbps port. Max. sampling rates in streaming mode are dependent on the host computer's performance and workload.
Max. sampling rate, USB streaming of downsampled data^[6] (PicoSDK), 16-bit mode	1 channel^[5]	500 MS/s		500 MS/s
	2 channels	250 MS/s		250 MS/s
	3 or 4 channels	125 MS/s		125 MS/s
	> 4 channels	62.5 MS/s		62.5 MS/s
Max. sampling rate, USB streaming of downsampled data^[6] (PicoSDK), 8-bit mode	1 channel	N/A		1 GS/s
	2 channels	N/A		500 MS/s
	3 or 4 channels	N/A		250 MS/s
	> 4 channels	N/A		125 MS/s
Capture memory (per channel), 16-bit mode	1 channel^[5]	1 GS		1 GS
	2 channels	512 MS		512 MS
	3 or 4 channels	256 MS		256 MS
	> 4 channels	128 MS		128 MS
Capture memory (per channel), 8-bit mode	1 channel	N/A		2 GS
	2 channels	N/A		1 GS
	3 or 4 channels	N/A		512 MS
	> 4 channels	N/A		256 MS
^[6] Downsampled (min/max/average/decimated) data returned continuously to PC during streaming at up to USB data bandwidth. Raw data available to read from device buffer after streaming is complete.
Maximum single capture duration at maximum sampling rate	PicoScope 7	200 ms
Maximum single capture duration at maximum sampling rate	PicoSDK	400 ms
Capture memory (continuous streaming)	PicoScope 7	250 MS
Capture memory (continuous streaming)	PicoSDK	Buffering using full device memory, no limit on total duration of capture
Waveform buffer (number of segments)	PicoScope 7	40 000
	PicoSDK (16-bit mode)	1 000 000			1 000 000
	PicoSDK (8-bit mode)	N/A			2 000 000
Timebase ranges		1 ns/div to 5000 s/div
Initial timebase accuracy		±2 ppm
Timebase drift		±1 ppm/year
ADC sampling		Simultaneous sampling on all active channels

Dynamic performance (typical)
PicoScope model		PicoScope 5000E Series	PicoScope 5000E+ Series
Crosstalk		>500:1 (from DC to bandwidth of victim channel, equal voltage ranges)
Harmonic distortion (1 MHz, −2 dBFS input)	16-bit mode	< −73 dB on ±50 mV to ±20 V ranges	< −73 dB on ±50 mV to ±20 V ranges
Harmonic distortion (1 MHz, −2 dBFS input)	8-bit mode	N/A	< −50 dB on ±50 mV to ±20 V ranges
SFDR (1 MHz, −2 dBFS input)	16-bit mode	> 73 dB on ±50 mV to ±20 V ranges	> 73 dB on ±50 mV to ±20 V ranges
SFDR (1 MHz, −2 dBFS input)	8-bit mode	N/A	> 50 dB on ±50 mV to ±20 V ranges
RMS noise		Click to see table
Bandwidth flatness	16-bit mode	(+0.3 dB, –3 dB) from DC to full bandwidth	(+0.3 dB, –3 dB) from DC to full bandwidth
Bandwidth flatness	8-bit mode	N/A	(+0.5 dB, –3 dB) from DC to full bandwidth
Low-frequency flatness		< ±3% (or ±0.3 dB) from DC to 1 MHz

Range	/Div	Bandwidth filter:
Range	/Div	20 MHz	60 MHz	100 MHz	200 MHz	350 MHz	500 MHz
±5 mV	1 mV	0.022 mV	0.038 mV	0.051 mV	N/A	N/A	N/A
±10 mV	2 mV	0.022 mV	0.038 mV	0.051 mV	0.071 mV	N/A	N/A
±20 mV	4 mV	0.023 mV	0.038 mV	0.052 mV	0.073 mV	0.15 mV	N/A
±50 mV	10 mV	0.030 mV	0.049 mV	0.067 mV	0.10 mV	0.27 mV	0.32 mV
±100 mV	20 mV	0.037 mV	0.056 mV	0.077 mV	0.14 mV	0.46 mV	0.60 mV
±200 mV	40 mV	0.056 mV	0.076 mV	0.11 mV	0.23 mV	0.91 mV	1.2 mV
±500 mV	100 mV	0.32 mV	0.50 mV	0.68 mV	1.0 mV	2.3 mV	3.2 mV
±1 V	200 mV	0.38 mV	0.57 mV	0.78 mV	1.4 mV	4.1 mV	6.0 mV
±2 V	400 mV	0.57 mV	0.77 mV	1.1 mV	2.3 mV	8.1 mV	12 mV
±5 V	1 V	3.2 mV	5.0 mV	6.8 mV	10 mV	23 mV	32 mV
±10 V	2 V	3.9 mV	5.7 mV	7.8 mV	14 mV	41 mV	60 mV
±20 V	4 V	5.7 mV	7.7 mV	11 mV	23 mV	81 mV	117 mV

Triggering
Source		Any analog channel, AUX I/O trigger MSO models: digital D0-D15
Trigger modes		None, auto, repeat, single, rapid (segmented memory)
Advanced trigger types (analog channels)		Edge (rising, falling, rising-or-falling), window (entering, exiting, entering-or-exiting), pulse width (positive or negative or either pulse), window pulse width (time inside, outside window or either), level dropout (including high/low or either), window dropout (including inside, outside or either), interval, runt (positive or negative), transition time (rise/fall), logic Logic trigger capabilities: AND or OR function of any trigger sources (analog channels plus digital pattern or aux input) NAND/NOR/XOR/XNOR of up to four analog channels or digital ports plus aux input User-defined Boolean function of up to four analog channels or digital ports plus aux input (PicoSDK only)
Trigger sensitivity (analog channels)		Digital triggering provides 1 LSB accuracy up to full bandwidth of scope with adjustable hysteresis
Advanced trigger types (digital channels)		Edge (rising, falling, rising-or-falling), pulse width (positive or negative or either pulse), level dropout (including high/low or either), interval, digital pattern (combination of any digital input states qualified by one edge), logic (mixed signal)
Pre-trigger capture		Up to 100% of capture size
Post-trigger delay	PicoScope 7	Zero to > 4x10⁹ samples, settable in 1 sample steps (delay range at 5 GS/s of 0.8 s in 200 ps steps)
Post-trigger delay	PicoSDK	Zero to > 1x10¹² samples, settable in 1 sample steps (delay range at 5 GS/s of > 200 s in 200 ps steps)
Trigger holdoff by time		Delay re-arming the trigger after each trigger event by a user-set time up to 4 x 10⁹ sample intervals.
Rapid trigger mode rearm time		< 700 ns on fastest timebase
Maximum trigger rate (rapid mode)	PicoScope 7	40 000 waveforms in 20 ms
Maximum trigger rate (rapid mode)	PicoSDK	Number of waveforms up to memory segment count, at a rate of 2 million waveforms per second.
Continuous waveform update rate		Up to 300 000 waveforms per second in PicoScope 7 fast persistence mode
Trigger time-stamping		Each waveform is timestamped with time from previous waveform, with sample-interval resolution.
Trigger frequency counter		Hardware-based measurement of trigger signal frequency with up to 7 digits of resolution.

Auxiliary trigger
Trigger types (triggering scope)		Edge (rising, falling, rising-or-falling), pulse width (positive or negative or either pulse), level dropout (including high/low or either), interval, logic
Trigger types (triggering AWG)		Rising edge, falling edge, gate high, gate low
Input bandwidth		> 10 MHz
Input characteristics		3.3 V CMOS Hi-Z input, DC coupled
Input threshold		Fixed threshold, low < 1 V, high > 2.3 V suitable for 3.3 V CMOS
Input hysteresis		1.3 V max (V_IH < 2.3 V, V_IL > 1 V)
Auxiliary output function		Trigger output
Output voltage		3.3 V CMOS (V_OH > 3.2 V, V_OL < 0.1 V into Hi-Z)
Output impedance		Approx. 270 Ω
Output rise time		Measured directly at BNC: < 15 ns
Coupling		DC
Overvoltage protection		±20 V peak max
Connector type		BNC(f)

Function generator
Standard output signals		Sine, square, triangle, DC voltage, ramp up, ramp down, sinc, Gaussian, half-sine
Output frequency range		100 μHz to 20 MHz
Output frequency accuracy		Oscilloscope timebase accuracy ± output frequency resolution
Output frequency resolution		< 1 μHz
Sweep modes		Up, down, dual with selectable start/stop frequencies and increments
Triggering		Free-run, or from 1 to 1 billion counted waveform cycles or frequency sweeps. Triggered from scope trigger, aux trigger or manually.
Gating		Waveform output can be gated (paused) via aux trigger input or software
Pseudorandom output signals		White noise, selectable amplitude and offset within output voltage range Pseudorandom binary sequence (PRBS), selectable high and low levels within output voltage range, selectable bit rate up to 20 Mb/s
Output voltage range		±2.0 V into Hi-Z (±1.0 V into 50 Ω)
Output voltage adjustment		Signal amplitude and offset adjustable in approx. 0.3 mV steps within overall ± 2 V range
DC accuracy		±1 % of full scale, into Hi-Z load
Amplitude flatness		< 1.5 dB to 20 MHz, typical, sine wave into 50 Ω
SFDR		> 70 dB, 10 kHz full scale sine wave
Output resistance		50 Ω ±1%
Overvoltage protection		±20 V peak max
Connector type		BNC(f)

Arbitrary waveform generator
Update rate		200 MS/s
Buffer size		32 kS
Vertical resolution		14 bits (output step size 0.3 mV approx.)
Bandwidth (−3 dB)		> 20 MHz
Rise time (10% to 90%)		< 10 ns (50 Ω load)
Sweep modes, triggering, frequency accuracy and resolution, voltage range and accuracy and output characteristics as for function generator.

Spectrum analyzer The spectrum view plots amplitude vs. frequency and is ideal for finding noise, crosstalk or distortion. The spectrum analyzer in PicoScope uses an FFT which, unlike a traditional swept spectrum analyzer, can display the spectrum of a single, non-repeating waveform. Read more...
Frequency range	DC to oscilloscope's rated bandwidth
Display modes	Magnitude, average, peak hold
Y axis	Logarithmic (dBV, dBu, dBm, arbitrary dB) or linear (volts)
X axis	Linear or logarithmic
Windowing functions	Rectangular, Gaussian, triangular, Blackman, Blackman-Harris, Hamming, Hann, flat-top
Number of FFT points	Selectable from 128 to 1 million in powers of 2

Math Channels
Functions		−x, x+y, x−y, x*y, x/y, x^y, sqrt, exp, ln, log, abs, norm, sign, sin, cos, tan, arcsin, arccos, arctan, atan2, sinh, cosh, tanh, delay, average, frequency, derivative, integral, min, max, peak, duty, highpass, lowpass, bandpass, bandstop, coupler (RG58, Cat5), top, base, amplitude, positive overshoot, negative overshoot, phase, delay, moving, deskew, true power, apparent power, reactive power, power factor, area AC, positive area AC, negative area AC, abs area AC, area DC, positive area DC, negative area DC, abs area DC
Operands		A to D (input channels), D0-D15 (digital channels), T (time), reference waveforms, pi, constants

Automatic measurements
Scope mode		Absolute area at AC/DC, AC RMS, amplitude, apparent power, area at AC/DC, base, crest factor, channel at channel level, cycle time, DC average, DC power, duty cycle, edge count, fall time, falling edge count, falling rate, frequency, high pulse width, low pulse width, maximum, minimum, negative area at AC, negative area at DC, negative duty cycle, negative overshoot, peak to peak, phase, positive area at AC, positive area at DC, positive overshoot, power factor, reactive power, rise time, rising edge count, rising rate, time at levels, top, true power, true RMS
Spectrum mode		Frequency at peak, amplitude at peak, average amplitude at peak, total power, THD%, THD dB, THD+N, SINAD, SNR, IMD
Statistics		Minimum, maximum, average, standard deviation

Mask limit testing Mask limit testing lets you compare live signals against a known good mask: ideal for production and debugging environments. Masks can be combined with the waveform buffer or actions to increase your efficiency. Read more...
Statistics	Pass/fail, failure count, total count
Mask creation	Auto-generated from waveform or imported from file

DeepMeasure™ DeepMeasure delivers automatic measurements of important waveform parameters on up to a million waveform cycles with each triggered acquisition. Results can be easily sorted, analyzed and correlated with the waveform display. Read more...
Parameters	Cycle number, cycle time, frequency, low pulse width, high pulse width, duty cycle (high), duty cycle (low), rise time, fall time, undershoot, overshoot, max voltage, min voltage, voltage peak to peak, start time, end time

Serial decoding Serial decoders take a bitstream that uses a known protocol and translate it into a series of packets or messages. Use a link table to convert it into human-readable strings to really speed up your debugging and testing.
Read more...

Protocols

1-Wire, 10BASE-T1S, ARINC 429, BroadR-Reach, CAN, CAN FD, CAN J1939, CAN XL, DALI, DCC, DMX512, Ethernet (10Base-T), Fast Ethernet (100Base-TX), FlexRay, I²C, I²S, I³C BASIC v1.0, LIN, Manchester (single ended and differential), MIL-STD-1553, MODBUS (ASCII and RTU), NMEA-0183, Parallel bus, PMBUS, PS/2, PSI5 (Sensor), Quadrature, SBS Data, SENT (Fast, SPC, Slow), SMBUS, SPI (SDIO and MISO/MOSI), UART/RS-232, Extended UART, USB (1.0/1.1), Wind sensor. Subject to number of channels and bandwidth available.

Inputs

All input channels (analog and digital) with any mixture of protocols

Display
Display modes	Scope, XY scope, persistence, spectrum
Interpolation	Linear or sin(x)/x
Persistence modes In persistence mode you can display multiple waveforms, stacked up. Newer or more frequent data can be displayed brighter, helping you spot glitches and to estimate how long they happen. Read more...	Time, frequency, fast
Output file formats	csv, mat, pdf, png, psdata, pssettings, txt
Output functions	Copy to clipboard, print

Data transfer
PicoScope model		PicoScope 5000E Series	PicoScope 5000E+ Series
Captured waveform data transfer rate to PC (USB 5 Gbps, PC dependent)	16-bit mode	Up to 180 MS/s	Up to 180 MS/s
	8-bit mode	N/A	Up to 360 MS/s
Hardware-accelerated waveform display rate	16-bit mode	Hardware acceleration enables over 1 GS of data to be displayed on screen per second, 4 channels, 125 MS per channel at max sample rate.	Hardware acceleration enables over 1 GS of data to be displayed on screen per second, 4 channels, 125 MS per channel at max sample rate.
Hardware-accelerated waveform display rate	8-bit mode	N/A	Hardware acceleration enables over 2 GS of data to be displayed on screen per second, 4 channels, 250 MS per channel at max sample rate.

General specifications
PC connectivity		USB 5 Gbps
PC connector type		USB Type-C, USB 5 Gbps (recommended) or Hi-Speed (compatible)
Power requirement		Powered from single USB Type-C 3 A port or from USB port plus external Type-C PSU (5 V, 3 A)
Status indicators		RGB LED per BNC connector plus power and status
Thermal management		Automatic fan speed control for low noise
Dimensions		221 x 173 x 30 mm
Weight		< 0.7 kg
Ambient temperature range	Operating	0 to 40 °C
	For quoted accuracy	15 to 30 °C after 20-minute warm-up
	Storage	–20 to +60 °C
Humidity range	Operating	5 to 80 %RH non-condensing
Humidity range	Storage	5 to 95 %RH non-condensing
Altitude		Up to 2000 m
Pollution degree		EN 61010 pollution degree 2: “only nonconductive pollution occurs except that occasionally a temporary conductivity caused by condensation is expected”
Safety compliance		Designed to EN 61010-1
EMC compliance		Tested to EN 61326-1 and FCC Part 15 Subpart B
Environmental compliance		RoHS, REACH & WEEE
Warranty		5 years

Software
Windows	Intel/AMD (x64), Arm64^[7]	PicoScope 7, PicoLog 6, PicoSDK (Users writing their own apps can find example programs for all platforms on the Pico Technology organization page on GitHub).
macOS	Intel (x64), Apple Silicon (Arm64)^[7]	PicoScope 7, PicoLog 6 and PicoSDK.
Linux	(including Raspberry Pi and SBCs): Intel/AMD (x64), Arm64^[7] ^[8]	PicoScope 7 software and drivers, PicoLog 6 (including drivers). See Linux Software and Drivers to install drivers only.
^[7] See picotech.com/downloads for more information. Users writing their own apps can find example programs for all platforms on the Pico Technology organization page on GitHub. ^[8] For Raspberry Pi, 64-bit (Arm64) OS is required for the latest PicoScope and PicoLog software and PicoSDK features.
Languages	PicoScope 7	English-US, English-UK, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, Spanish, French, Korean, Croatian, Italian, Hungarian, Netherlands Dutch, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese-Brazil, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovene, Serbian, Finnish, Swedish, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
Languages	PicoLog 6	Simplified Chinese, Dutch, English (UK), English (US), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish
PC requirements		Processor, memory and disk space: as required by the operating system Ports: USB 5Gbps (recommended) or 2.0 (compatible)

PicoScope-5462E+

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4 ch, 8/16 bit, 60/200 MHz, 2 GS, 5 GS/s