TBS1000 Digital Oscilloscopes Replacement?

Good Afternoon,

Could you please help us with this conundrum. We still looking for oscilloscopes to replace our aging TDS 1002Bs. We do not required high bandwidth (30Mhz or less will do), black and white display will be fine. The most critical feature we are looking for is the XY Mode that does not shrinks the display to a perfect square. We are not looking at a Lissajous Curve pattern. We are looking for a linear horizontal displacement cause by air pressure and where does it cross the Y-axis. That’s why we need the most resolution possible. We are shooting for a cost of $400 to $600 each.

Our closest replacement to the TDS1002B would be the TBS1052C. However, you also requested that the scope “does not shrink the display to a perfect square”. The TBS1000C does offer an XY mode, but it will reduce the screen to a perfect square. This can be seen on page 78 of the TBS1000C user manual (linked below). The TBS1052C MSRP is approximately $544.00. I don’t believe that Tektronix can offer a demonstration units for the TBS1000C, but there are multiple demonstrations video on the product page. Let me know if this will not suffice, and I may be able to find a work around for this.
TBS1000C Product Page: https://www.tek.com/en/products/oscilloscopes/tbs1000
TBS1000C Series Oscilloscope User Manual: https://www.tek.com/en/manual/oscilloscope/tbs1000c-series-oscilloscope-tbs1000-digital-storage-oscilloscope-077157101

While the TBS1000C does shrink the display to a perfect square in XY mode. It could be possible to capture a waveform with the TBS1000C, and the post-process this waveform data using our TekScope PC software. This would allow you to save a waveform on the scope and then analyze it on your computer. This would also allow you the analyze the waveform in XY mode with a full display. I have attached an image of what this would look like to this email. The image shows the TekScope Application running on my computer and tests displaying an XY plot of two reference waveforms that were saved previously from a scope (there is no live data present). However, it should be noted that the TekScope PC software does cost a minimum of $201/year. I have linked the TekScope™ PC Software Licenses page below.
TekScope™ PC Software Licenses: https://www.tekcloud.com/tekscope/pricing/

If you are interested in a scope that does not shrink the display to a perfect square, our lowest cost model would be the MSO44. However, this may be a bit over on price, as the MSO44 (200MHz BW) MSRP value is about $8,000.
4 Series MSO Product Page: https://www.tek.com/en/products/oscilloscopes/4-series-mso
4 Series Demos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt9TMIEXL79TKJHCrl4wsgWtSSPorCNYo