Pico Technology: Buy in India
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Pico Technology (St Neots, Cambridgeshire, UK, founded 1991) pioneered the PC-based USB oscilloscope category and has spent over three decades refining the concept into instruments that match or exceed the measurement performance of traditional benchtop scopes at a fraction of the size, power consumption, and cost. Every PicoScope ships with PicoScope 7 software, a full-featured oscilloscope application with spectrum analyzer, protocol decoding (40 serial protocols included free), mask limit testing, and advanced math channels, and receives free software updates for the lifetime of the instrument. No annual license fees, no per-protocol decoder charges.
Indian industries from automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers to power electronics manufacturers, defence R&D labs, and university research centres rely on PicoScope instruments for everything from ECU bus analysis to EMC pre-compliance. GSAS has been India's authorized Pico Technology partner since 2025, providing instrument selection guidance, demo units, probe configuration support, and PicoSDK integration assistance across six offices, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Pune.
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PicoScope 4444: Buy in India
Zero Recurring Software Costs
PicoScope 7 software, 40 serial protocol decoders, and all future updates are included free for the lifetime of every instrument. No annual fees. Buy on Store →
PicoScope 4444
4-channel differential USB oscilloscope purpose-built for measurements where ground-referenced probing is impractical or dangerous, motor drives, battery management systems, inverter circuits, and mains-referenced power supplies. Each channel accepts PicoConnect 440 series differential probes; fitted with the PicoConnect 442 attenuated differential probe, the inputs reach a CAT III 1000 V safety rating, we cover the PicoConnect 442, current clamps and HFCT probe selection for Indian power labs separately. Selectable native 12-bit and 14-bit hardware resolution modes (with resolution enhancement up to 16/18-bit) and a 256 MS capture buffer resolve fine signal detail on noisy power rails, which is exactly what IGBT, SiC and GaN power-electronics bench work in India demands.
PicoScope 4824A: Buy in India
PicoScope 4824A
8-channel USB oscilloscope with 12-bit resolution (expandable to 16-bit with FlexRes), 256 MS capture buffer, and built-in protocol decoding. Purpose-built for applications where four channels are not enough, automotive ECU developers simultaneously monitoring CAN, LIN, power rails, and sensor signals, a workflow we walk through in detail for CAN FD, LIN, FlexRay and automotive-Ethernet decode in India. Eight 12-bit channels in a USB bus-powered package at a fraction of benchtop cost, a natural fit for EV charging-station OCPP compliance benches in Indian test labs.
PicoScope 5444D MSO: Buy in India
PicoScope 5444D MSO
Pico Technology's flexible resolution oscilloscope trades bandwidth for resolution, from 8-bit at 200 MHz down to 16-bit at lower bandwidths. 4 analog channels, optional 16-channel MSO digital inputs, 1 GS/s sample rate, 512 MS capture buffer, and an integrated arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) for stimulus-response testing. The go-to PicoScope for R&D engineers who need a single versatile instrument for mixed-signal embedded development.
Product Comparison
| Specification | PicoScope 4444 | PicoScope 4824A | PicoScope 5444D |
|---|---|---|---|
| Channels | 4 differential | 8 analog | 4 analog + 16 digital (MSO) |
| Bandwidth | 20 MHz | 20 MHz | 200 MHz |
| Resolution | Native 12-bit / 14-bit | 12-bit (16-bit FlexRes) | 8-bit (up to 16-bit FlexRes) |
| Sampling Rate | 400 MS/s (1 ch, 12-bit) | 80 MS/s | 1 GS/s |
| Capture Memory | 256 MS | 256 MS | 512 MS |
| Differential Inputs | ✓ CAT III 1000 V (PicoConnect 442) | - | - |
| Digital Channels (MSO) | - | - | 16 |
| Arbitrary Waveform Generator | - | - | ✓ |
| Protocol Decode (40 serial, free) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Best For | EV, power electronics, floating measurements | Multi-bus automotive, 8-channel data acquisition | General R&D, mixed-signal embedded debug |
PicoScope Software & SDK
Zero Recurring Costs After Purchase
PicoScope 7 software, 40 serial protocol decoders, and all future updates, included free for life with every PicoScope instrument. Unlike benchtop oscilloscope vendors that charge for individual protocol decoders, Pico Technology includes everything in the purchase price. For teams integrating a PicoScope into an existing LabVIEW-based T&M rack, we have a dedicated walkthrough of PicoScope + LabVIEW integration for Indian T&M teams.
PicoLog Data Loggers
PicoLog 1000 Series
Multi-channel voltage data logging with up to 1 million samples per second. PicoLog Cloud streams data to a web dashboard for remote monitoring of environmental chambers, burn-in racks, and long-duration reliability tests.
PicoVNA 108
USB-controlled 8.5 GHz vector network analyzer with 124 dB dynamic range. Measures S-parameters, impedance, return loss, and transmission characteristics of antennas, filters, cables, and RF components. Laboratory-class VNA measurement in a portable, USB-powered instrument, and when the optical/photonics bench is the target, the PicoScope 9300 sampling scope handles telecom and photonics test for Indian optical teams. For EMC and partial-discharge work on the same RF bench, we cover EMC, partial-discharge and harmonics measurement in India as a companion workflow.
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Local Support
- Demo units for evaluation at our Bengaluru and Pune facilities, hands-on testing before purchase
- Probe selection guidance: PicoConnect 440 differential probes, current clamps, and passive probes matched to your application
- Automotive diagnostics training: CAN, CAN FD, LIN, FlexRay decode, NVH measurement, and ECU bus analysis workshops
- EMC pre-compliance support: conducted emission measurement techniques, near-field probe setup, and pre-certification testing guidance
- PicoSDK integration: automated test setup using Python, C, MATLAB, or LabVIEW APIs for production test and data acquisition
- Power electronics applications: inverter analysis, BMS characterization, and motor drive measurement with differential PicoScope 4444
- Offices across India: Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Pune
- Local procurement: INR invoicing on all Pico Technology instruments (PicoScope oscilloscopes, PicoLog data loggers, PicoVNA network analyzers) with GeM, SAP Ariba, Coupa, and TReDS support
Pico Technology's India design and customer footprint clusters in Bengaluru, India's largest embedded systems and semiconductor design hub. Read our Bengaluru engineering ecosystem guide →
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How to Buy an Oscilloscope in India (2026): USB vs Benchtop, Bit Depth, Bandwidth: A Buying Guide
A vendor-neutral buying guide for Indian engineering teams choosing an oscilloscope in 2026. How to size bandwidth, sample rate, channels and bit depth; when a USB/PC oscilloscope beats a benchtop; and how oscilloscope price in India actually breaks down once you add GST, probes and warranty. Written for embedded, power and education teams in Bengaluru, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Delhi NCR.
PicoScope 5000D vs 5000E: Native 16-Bit or FlexRes? A Buyer's Guide for Indian Labs
The established PicoScope 5000D FlexRes switches between 8-bit and 16-bit; the new PicoScope 5000E gives you native 16-bit always on. A verified, spec-by-spec buyer's guide for Indian labs choosing between them, with 5444D vs 5464E framing and India procurement notes from GSAS.
PicoScope 5000E in India: The World's First 4-Channel 16-Bit USB Oscilloscope, Explained
Pico Technology launched the PicoScope 5000E on 28 May 2026, the world's first 4-channel 16-bit USB oscilloscope. Verified specs, the 5462E/5463E/5464E and Plus models, and how to buy the 5000E in India through GSAS.
PicoScope 7 Goes Native Arm64: Apple Silicon, Snapdragon Windows and Arm Linux Test Benches in India
PicoScope 7.2.19 (28 April 2026) compiles natively for Arm64, running on Apple Silicon Macs, Snapdragon Windows laptops and Arm Linux with no Rosetta 2 or emulation layer. Here is what native Arm64 means for Indian T&M and embedded benches, plus the new Atan2 maths function for encoder and resolver angular position.
Pico Technology for Indian Engineering Education: Lab Kits, Curriculum, IIT/NIT Programs
How Indian engineering colleges use PicoScope, PicoLog, and pyPicoSDK to build modern electronics, embedded, power electronics, and communications labs at real-world cost structures.
Pico Technology for Indian Smart Agriculture: Krishi IoT Instrumentation for Agritech R&D
How Indian agritech startups and agricultural research teams use PicoLog and PicoScope instruments for soil sensor calibration, greenhouse monitoring, irrigation pump analysis, and post-harvest thermal profiling.
PicoConnect 442, Current Clamps and HFCT Probes: The Pico Probe Ecosystem in India
A guide to the Pico Technology probe ecosystem for Indian R&D benches, PicoConnect 442 differential, TA-series current and voltage probes, HFCT partial discharge probes, and RTD/thermocouple sensors.
PicoLog: Long-Term Industrial and Environmental Data Logging for Indian Field Deployments
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PicoScope 4262 16-Bit Precision: Audio, Sensor, and Low-Noise Analog Work in India
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PicoScope 5000D FlexRes vs Siglent SDS2000X HD: High-Resolution Oscilloscope Comparison for India
PicoScope 5000D FlexRes vs Siglent SDS2000X HD for Indian precision measurement work, 12-bit and 16-bit resolution, deep memory, and the honest trade-offs between USB and benchtop.
PicoScope 6000E vs Keysight InfiniiVision 3000T X-Series in India
A spec-by-spec comparison of the PicoScope 6000E USB 3.0 oscilloscope and the Keysight InfiniiVision 3000T X-Series benchtop for Indian R&D labs, bandwidth, memory, MSO, decoders, and total cost.
PicoScope 6000E vs Rohde & Schwarz RTB2000 and RTM3000 in India
PicoScope 6000E vs Rohde & Schwarz RTB2000 and RTM3000 compared for Indian R&D teams, deep memory, FlexRes resolution, MSO, decoders, and the real cost-of-ownership math.
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