Oscilloscope advice please

THE_RB

Joined Feb 11, 2008
5,438
Not bad! :D

I'd be tempted to glue two of them together, and try to hack the external trigger inputs together somehow...
 

Stuntman

Joined Mar 28, 2011
222
I can tell you I purchased one of these:

Instek GDS-2064

at work a few years ago and have been nothing but happy. Naturally, extra memory depth and more sampling never hurts, but this fit my 4 channel requirements and the price tier I was looking for (around $1K).

I agree that 2 channels is often sufficient, but I can tell you in my line of work, I wouldn't even think of going back.
 

alfacliff

Joined Dec 13, 2013
2,458
I use a Tectronix 7633, 4 (or more ) channel storeage scope. analog, and getting a little old by now, but still has a clean sharp trace. plugins available for as many channels as you want.
 

THE_RB

Joined Feb 11, 2008
5,438
I can tell you I purchased one of these:

Instek GDS-2064

at work a few years ago and have been nothing but happy. Naturally, extra memory depth and more sampling never hurts, but this fit my 4 channel requirements and the price tier I was looking for (around $1K).

I agree that 2 channels is often sufficient, but I can tell you in my line of work, I wouldn't even think of going back.
Nice! Seems to be replaced by this model now;
http://www.tequipment.net/InstekGDS-2074A.html
with a much larger 8" 800x600 display.
 
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