ASA M1 Waveform Tools with Subscription - for Keysight/Agilent MSOX6002A/4GHz

M1WT™ is the only software solution that works with all of your oscilloscopes, digitizers, and EDA tools from all major manufacturers, regardless of how old they are, at a price that's always in line with the capabilities of the hardware.This listing is for use with the specified device only, and includes M1 Waveform Tools™ and a 1-year Software Subscription. See our other listings for other instruments, or contact us if you don't see a specific listing for your scope or digitizer - it probably is supported.M1 Waveform Tools provides: A massive, sophisticated library of built-in measurements, plus the ability to easily add your own via Matlab or C/C++/C#No-cost compliance tests and signal decodes for many popular standardsUnique debug tools, included the patented Hidden Anomaly Location™Automation on multiple levels - both instrument sequencing and analysis sequencing - including graphical automation-authoring toolsMultiple built-in collaboration toolsM1 Reader™ for offline analysis of waveforms saved by M1WTAnd much, much more, at a cost much lower than that for the significantly less-capable software add-ons from the hardware manufacturersASA's focus is on Total Workflow Support - supporting everything you do with waveforms throughout the product life-cycle in a platform-agnostic, brand-agnostic, and age-agnostic manner.

• Waveform-handling software suite with more than 400 measurements, signal decodes, and compliance tests (including DDRx/PCIe/Gigabit Ethernet/HDMI/USB/etc) - all at no additional cost
• Compatible with all major brands of real-time oscilloscopes, digitizers, and EDA simulation tools; including older devices going back 20 years
• Includes advanced tools for waveform exploration, debug, characterization testing support, and much more
• Increase your productivity with automated analysis capabilities and 1-click reporting
• Share fully explorable waveform data with your team and business partners with built-in workflow collaboration