The 9320/24 is a general purpose instrument extending the power of digital oscilloscopes up to 1 GHz bandwidth. The oscilloscope is primarily intended for repetitive waveforms, which are sampled with an equivalent sampling rate of up to 20 GS/s. Single shot events up to a few MHz may also be acquired, with a single shot sampling rate of up to 20 MS/s. The digital technology used provides standard DSO features like pre-trigger view, hardcopy, full programmability, etc. The proven user interface of the 9300 oscilloscope family ensures ease of use and user efficiency. For LeCroy's active FET probes it also provides variable offset at the probe tip; offset and coupling are controlled from the scope front panel. Up to two delayed timebases can be positioned on the main trace and displayed giving unrivaled resolution and precision and very low jitter in time measurements. Advanced triggering capabilities, which include glitch, pattern and state/edge qualified triggers, drastically simplify the testing and debugging of electronics systems. DOS compatible floppy disk and memory card options store waveforms and test setups, and make transferring data to a PC easier than ever before. Hardcopies may be made on GPIB, RS 232 or Centronics printers or plotters. An optional built-in printer is also available. Additional firmware packages extend the oscilloscope's processing capabilities in both time and frequency domains.