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SDS5000X HD

Eighteen options for the SDS5000X HD, every one a software key for an instrument you already own: bandwidth upgrades for the 4, 6 and 8-channel models, single and three-phase power analysis, and seven serial protocols on top of the five that come standard. This page lists all eighteen, together with the six pieces of hardware that several of them depend on.

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Siglent SDS5000X HD
18 options · 6 accessories
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Bandwidth upgrades

One key per bandwidth step and per channel count — order the one that matches your instrument; the SDS5000L has keys of its own. Going straight from 350 MHz to 1 GHz with a 3TA key costs €370 less than the two single steps, on every channel count. ⚠ The supplied probes are rated 500 MHz: after a 1 GHz upgrade, use the SP6150A or an active probe wherever you need the full bandwidth. Each key’s picture carries its channel count, so a 4, 6 and 8-channel upgrade of the same step can be told apart at a glance.

Power analysis

SDS5000HD-PA measures a converter from one voltage and one current channel: switching loss, SOA, ripple, PSRR, inrush, efficiency and more. SDS5000HD-PA3 — Siglent call it TPPA — adds three-phase analysis with phasor diagrams. ⚠ Three voltages and three currents take six channels, which is why Siglent pair PA3 with the 6 and 8-channel models. Both need a high-voltage differential probe and a current probe, deskewed with the DF2001A.

Serial trigger & decode

I²C, SPI, UART, CAN and LIN come as standard — no key needed. The seven below are optional. CAN FD, FlexRay, I²S and SENT decode from the analogue channels or the SPL2016’s digital channels; MIL-STD-1553B, ARINC 429 and Manchester from the analogue channels only. ⚠ SDS5000HD-Manch is decode only — there is no Manchester trigger on this series.

Related hardware

The parts several options depend on. The SPL2016 adds 16 digital channels — Siglent’s SDS5000X HD option list has no separate MSO key. The SP6150A and the SAP1000 active probe keep a 1 GHz instrument from being limited by its probes, and the DF2001A deskews probes for power analysis. The SAG1021I is the sweep source for the Bode plot. ⚠ Siglent’s SDS5000X HD datasheet lists the SAG1021I at up to 50 MHz, while the module is sold as 25 MHz — ask us if the difference matters. The TPA10 lets TekProbe Level II active probes be used on the instrument.

Prices are per license and may exclude VAT; confirmed at checkout. Some options require a compatible firmware version or hardware (e.g. a logic probe for MSO) — see each product. Software licenses & activation keys are delivered electronically and are excluded from the 14-day EU return right once the key has been issued. Errors & omissions excepted.

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