Rigol has become one of the most widely adopted oscilloscope brands in labs and production lines, precisely because it does not force a trade off between capability and cost. The short video below gives a hands on look at what a Rigol oscilloscope actually offers on the bench.
Where Rigol fits in a lab's instrument stack
Rigol's range spans compact, entry level bench oscilloscopes through mixed domain and high bandwidth models built for demanding signal integrity work, all built around a consistent user interface and feature set. That consistency matters in practice: a technician trained on one Rigol model can move to a higher bandwidth unit without relearning the instrument from scratch.
What to look at beyond the headline bandwidth number
Bandwidth gets most of the attention when comparing oscilloscopes, but sample rate and memory depth determine whether that bandwidth is actually usable during a long capture, and the trigger and decoding options determine how quickly a fault can actually be isolated on a busy signal. A model that looks identical on a bandwidth spec sheet can behave very differently once these other specifications are taken into account.
ALLdata's Rigol oscilloscope range
ALLdata's catalog covers the full Rigol oscilloscope range: the compact Rigol DHO900, the mixed domain Rigol MHO900, and the high bandwidth Rigol DS9000 series.
Not sure which Rigol model fits your application? Talk to an ALLdata engineer, or browse the full oscilloscope range.