Pico Technology PicoScope 4425A Automotive Oscilloscope 4 Channel USB Digital Diagnostic PC Scope Assessor kit with software, probes and adapters

A PicoScope turns your laptop or desktop PC into a powerful diagnostic tool. The Assessors Kit has been designed for those wanting to carry out rapid, but comprehensive checks on the state of the engine and other key systems. It includes the WPS500X for pressure testing and is ideal for assessors of classic cars, those working on ground care equipment and many others where the combination of engine and electrical testing is essential. Smart probe interfacing so that all your probe configuration takes place in the software - no more incorrect probe switch positions! Powered probes that are always on and ready to go - no more flat batteries, current clamp zeroing, or auto-off! Channel status lights to show you which probes and channels to connect and their status when you load a data file or guided test. Full backwards-compatibility with BNC for all your existing PicoScope or third-party probes. USB 3.0 data transfer speeds and power, providing you with high performance and portability. 250 M sample memory for long-duration captures; ideal when you are trying to diagnose intermittent faults. 12-bit (16-bit enhanced) resolution - your waveforms in high definition. 400 M samples/second and 20 MHz bandwidth to make sure you can test the latest vehicles such as those with high-speed FlexRay or CAN-FD networks. PicoScope Automotive software, With any automotive PicoScope, you have exclusive access to unique features and a comprehensive set of resources, including our guided tests, the Waveform Library and PicoDiagnostics. All of this, plus regular updates and new features, with no ongoing subscription. You may know that you should be using an oscilloscope but are perhaps worried they are too difficult to use? If you are confident using a multimeter and scan tool, you will have no problem learning to use a PicoScope. The manual guides you step by step through installing the PicoScope and making your first measurement of battery voltage.