jrz126
Active Member
Ok gang,
I'm thinking about buying my first oscilloscope and I need your help.
I know I want to go digital (possible PC-connection for easy data storage (depends on price)).
What is a good frequency to get? I know I want above 20mhz, but whats a good max to have. I'm just going to be doing simple stuff so I wouldnt need anything too crazy.
I'm loooking to spend about $300, but if I can get a good deal on one, I'd concider spending more
I'm going to keep my eye on ebay, and I'll post what I think looks like a good scope.
I'm going to ask around at work and see if maybe they sell their old equipment. we will see.
EDIT: After looking through ebay's auctions it looks like I'm going to have to spend a little more for a good working digital scope. I found this one here, it's got 5 days on it, so I doubt I'll get it for anywhere near the listed price, but anyhoo...**broken link removed**
I'm thinking about buying my first oscilloscope and I need your help.
I know I want to go digital (possible PC-connection for easy data storage (depends on price)).
What is a good frequency to get? I know I want above 20mhz, but whats a good max to have. I'm just going to be doing simple stuff so I wouldnt need anything too crazy.
I'm loooking to spend about $300, but if I can get a good deal on one, I'd concider spending more
I'm going to keep my eye on ebay, and I'll post what I think looks like a good scope.
I'm going to ask around at work and see if maybe they sell their old equipment. we will see.
EDIT: After looking through ebay's auctions it looks like I'm going to have to spend a little more for a good working digital scope. I found this one here, it's got 5 days on it, so I doubt I'll get it for anywhere near the listed price, but anyhoo...**broken link removed**