Hello,

The UTD2052CL has a range upto 20V/div.

Bertus

 

Are you sure that 9V is the real limit for that scope?

I have a real cheap scope that only takes about 5v max input (or something like that) with a 1x probe, it runs off of a 9v battery and the main IC chip is just a 5v microcontroller. Max sampling speed is 1 megasamples per second. A 10x probe takes the max input up higher.
Most 'real' scopes go much higher than that though even with a 1x probe.

 

I have a real cheap scope that only takes about 5v max input (or something like that) with a 1x probe, it runs off of a 9v battery and the main IC chip is just a 5v microcontroller. Max sampling speed is 1 megasamples per second. A 10x probe takes the max input up higher.
Most 'real' scopes go much higher than that though even with a 1x probe.

Sorry MrAl but your reply seems not answering, replying, explaining, justifying the limitation allegged by the OP.

Guessing if his not thinking of a maximum voltage for the PSU. Note I said, guessing.

Sincerely, BTW, he seems to have not very clear what he could / need to do, to implement a project not yet precisely defined.

 

Sorry MrAl but your reply seems not answering, replying, explaining, justifying the limitation allegged by the OP.

Guessing if his not thinking of a maximum voltage for the PSU. Note I said, guessing.

Sincerely, BTW, he seems to have not very clear what he could / need to do, to implement a project not yet precisely defined.

There was a question of what scopes can do as to the input range so i thought i would mention one that had a very limited input range.