PC Based Oscilloscope

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ml_natasha

New Member

• Aug 24, 2006

• #1

morning guys,
hope u can help me find the way to build the PC Based Oscilloscope

 

akg

New Member

• Aug 24, 2006

• #2

you easily get here

 

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adaminc

New Member

• Sep 9, 2006

• #3

There is one by Elan Digital Systems, a usb based one, its a single channel, but its spec's seem to rival even really good standalone oscilloscopes

http://www.elandigitalsystems.com/usb/usbscope50.php

 

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Tarsil

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• Sep 9, 2006

• #4

ml_natasha said:

morning guys,
hope u can help me find the way to build the PC Based Oscilloscope

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If u realy want to build one:
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And...use google for more.

 

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sureshd_eng

New Member

• Sep 9, 2006

• #5

Natasha,
You can buidl PC based oscilloscop, bellow I mention basic components you need. This is the method I have done as a project.
1. Microcontroler (eg:- PIC16f876a of microchip company www.microchip.com)

2. Visual Studio 2005

3. MAX232 level converter IC (price about $1.5 or Rs.150)

4. Serial port cable

5. Step-down transformer (250Vrms - 5Vrms)

If you can find above components I can help you for building the oscilloscope.
send me email or call me on Sunday.
sureshd_eng@yahoo.com
+94-776512885

 

panic mode

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2006

• #6

https://www.bitscope.com/

 

Ayne

New Member

• Sep 10, 2006

• #7

it will be better if u explain here sureshd_eng...

 

mramos1

Active Member

• Sep 10, 2006

• #8

Ayne said:

it will be better if u explain here sureshd_eng...

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sureshd_eng need to provide a little more information. I know the PIC needs firmware and I know Studio does not had a scope program sample and I hope he has a PIC programmer.

If there a website detailing your scope? I would be interested as well.

 

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ommicro

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• Mar 12, 2010

• #9

if any one can help me to make pc based oscilloscope please help me. ompa12@ayahoo.co.in / omprakashnryn@gmail.com

 

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upand_at_them

Active Member

• Mar 12, 2010

• #10

Parallax sells two. I have the cheaper USB Oscilloscope. It has a limited range, but has proven useful many times.