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Article #6523pc based oscilloscopes
From: Vincent Wass
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 22:55
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 22:55
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I am just about to make the plunge and buy myself an oscilloscope. I have a pc, and I saw and add for Chase Scientific pc-oscilloscopes in Radio Electronics magazine. I would immensely appreciate any information on pc oscilloscopes vs. normal oscilloscopes. My price range is around the $650 range. Here are some specs from the article for a 60MHz version CS60-25: Price: $695 Bandwidth: Repetitive (-3db): 60MHz single shot: 6.2MHz Max. Digitizing: 2 channels simultaneous: 25Ms/sec Number of Channels: 2 (+1 external trigger/enable) Time base Range: 50ns-2sec /div Max time resolution: 400 ps Vertical Resolution: +/-4% (8-bit a/d) Memory: 8k words 10mV/div - 10V/div input Sensitivity in 1, 2, 5 steps (20pF, 1Mohm)
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