Pico Technology Ltd. List of News Articles

Pico Technology, a world-leading company in PC-based oscilloscopes based in the UK, has officially released a new Python package, pyPicoSDK, designed to make PicoScopes even easier to operate. The pyPicoSDK is built on the existing PicoSDK for engineers, developers, and amateurs, allowing for the creation of Python scripts that enable faster and simpler control of PicoScope devices. This new library extends the existing picosdk-python-packages and integrates driver functions for bulk handling. It also includes built-in helper functions that simplify the operation of PicoScope. This design reflects the fundamental principles of Python, allowing for the rapid and straightforward construction of solutions.

Pico Technology (headquartered in Cambridge, UK) has added three new models of 6 GHz, 16 GHz, and 33 GHz to the existing 25 GHz model, the PicoScope 9404A-25, providing users with a wide range of options. The 33 GHz model features a rise time of less than 12 picoseconds, enabling high-precision measurements of fast signals. All models in the 9404A series have a vertical resolution of 12 bits and boast an RMS jitter performance of 1.5 picoseconds.

Pico Technology has announced new models of entry-level oscilloscopes and mixed-signal oscilloscopes (MSOs) in the PicoScope 3000E series, featuring 4-channel analog inputs and bandwidths of 100MHz and 200MHz. Designed for engineers, educators, and embedded system developers, these new products bring the advanced capabilities of the PicoScope 3000E platform to a more affordable price point. Following the success of the previously released high-performance 350MHz and 500MHz models, the newly added 100MHz and 200MHz oscilloscopes are ideal for applications requiring precision and flexibility. They offer large memory capacity, cross-platform software, and optional digital inputs, providing a comprehensive solution for mixed-signal testing and debugging.