Tag: Oscilloscope

New series builds on previous 2000X models to bring 200Mpt memory, 10” touch-screen, external mouse/keyboard control, built-in web server, and 50MHz waveform generator Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the new Siglent SDS2000X Plus Digital Oscilloscope Series consisting of four...

A basic open-source multi-GHz sampling oscilloscope for experimenters on a budget. Still a work-in-progress, with key pieces on separate PCBs, but showing bandwidths in the 7-8 GHz range with >= 100 GSa/s equivalent-time sampling, and around 500 k comparisons/second real time. by Ted...

1GSa/sec sampling and 24Mpts memory depth make this economical 2-channel scope stand out from the crowd. Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the Rigol Technologies DS1202Z-E 200MHz Two-channel Oscilloscope, an important expansion of their oscilloscope portfolio. The DS1202Z-E comes...

Pokit Innovations has done it again. Hot on the heels of pokitMeter’s success on Kickstarter and beyond, the pokit team are ready to ramp it up with their next product – Pokit PRO. This new electronic measurement tool will be launched as the company’s second Kickstarter campaign...

After the release of his PIC32MZ EF based 20Msps oscilloscope with an integrated 1-inch by 1-inch OLED screen for readouts, Electrical Engineer, Mark Omo has again unveiled his new design, the self-contained 60MHz 250Msps Probe Scope oscilloscope with the probe in cable form factor. The...

The HPS140MK2 handheld oscilloscope still holds the same power as its predecessor, the HPS140, but in a new and modern design. Although small in size, this oscilloscope packs 40 MS/s in real time and it's sensitivity can go as low as 0.1 mV. It also has a full automatic measuring system...

10GSa/sec sampling and 500Mpts memory depth makes these 600MHz/1GHz/2GHz  4 channel oscilloscopes stand out from the crowd. Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the new Rigol Technologies MSO8000 Series of digital oscilloscopes, which combine best in class sampling (10GSa/sec) and...

Original publication: Elektor magazine November 2016 Author: Kurt Schuster Free download expires: Friday 23 August, 2019. Suppose you want to measure a slowly-varying voltage from a sensor, or perhaps plot the discharge curve of a battery. Is it really necessary to sit there and note...