Spescom MeasureGraph awarded LeCroy distributorship

October 2003 News

The Test Solutions division of Spescom MeasureGraph has been appointed the sole southern African distributor for LeCroy test and measurement equipment. LeCroy manufactures more than 25 models of high-performance digital oscilloscopes and is a technology leader in the acquisition and analysis of complex electronic signals.

Oscilloscopes are used by engineers and researchers to design and manufacture new - and improve existing - products, in a broad range of industries. LeCroy is particularly active in the areas of electrical and optical transmission and communications, scientific research, defence, and the industrial and power related markets.

The oscilloscope range covers a wide spectrum of applications, from 350 MHz up to 6 GHz 'realtime' bandwidth, with a special focus on jitter analysis, serial data analysis and power analysis. A unique modular and upgradeable platform offers a powerful, user-friendly, general-purpose tool, combined with a highly sophisticated measurement and analysis system. A complete set of accessories, including probes (current, high voltage, active single ended, active differential) and amplifiers, is available to configure the best possible solution.

For more information contact Van Zyl Koegelenberg, Spescom MeasureGraph, 011 266 1572, vanzylk@spescom.com, www.spescom.com

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