PicoScope 4223 2-CH Automotive Diagnostics Kit (PP494)

Pico’s Automotive Diagnostics Kit turns your laptop or desktop PC into a powerful automotive diagnostic tool for fault finding the increasing number of sensors, actuators and electronic circuits found on today’s vehicles.  The automotive kit is based around the highly successful range of Pico automotive oscilloscopes. These high resolution PC oscilloscopes connect to a USB port on your PC and can take up to 32 million samples per trace, making it possible to capture complex automotive waveforms – including CAN bus and FlexRay signals – and then zoom in on areas of interest. Being PC-based these waveforms can then be saved to your PC for future reference, printed or emailed.

Suitable for use with any modern vehicle

The Pico Automotive Diagnostics Kit can be used to measure and test virtually all of the electrical and electronic components and circuits in any modern vehicle including:

• Ignition (primary and secondary)
• Injectors and fuel pumps
• Starter and charging circuits
• Batteries, alternators and starter motors
• Lambda, Airflow, knock and MAP sensors
• Glow plugs / timer relays
• CAN bus, LIN bus and FlexRay

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PP494 Automotive Test package contains Pico’s USB-powered 2-channel 4223 PicoScope module and software combined with a comprehensive test lead package. Useful for testing any vehicle and ideal for users with any experience.  A  4-channel version PP495 is also available.

• Measure up to 2 signals at once
• 32 million sample memory
• Samples at up to 80MSa/s
• 100 volts maximum input
• Accuracy: +/- 1%
• CAN bus compatible
• USB 2.0 connection for fast screen updates (USB 1.1 compatible)
• Advanced trigger modes for capturing intermittent faults
• Unlimited PC storage of waveforms and settings
• 60-preloaded tests and waveform references
• FlexRay compatible
• Use with any vehicle
• Free software updates
• 24 month warranty
• Free technical support

Unlike bench oscilloscopes with an 8-bit resolution, PicoScope 4223 is accurate to 1% with 12-bit (4096 increments) resolution.