Hi,
I found a cheap, new USB Digital Storage Oscilloscope with 40 MHz
bandwidth for $149.00 dollars on the Internet. I am using this DSO
to look at Serial Bus data signals generated by the Basic4PPC programs
that I have written.
This is a two channel DSO made by Hantek and it comes with 2 scope probes,
a USB cable, a USB driver installation CD-ROM and a Users Manual. This DSO
has a maximum sampling rate of 100 million samples per second.
I have this DSO hooked up to a Personal Computer running Windows XP. This DSO
requires the use of two USB 2.0 ports for best performance.
This scope is good for viewing Serial Bus data, low speed Digital signals
and low end Analog signals. You can view pictures below of the
DSO and a screenshot of the DSO software running on Windows XP.
I found this DSO on the Internet at a company called Circuit Specialists.
They did not have many left in stock at a price of $149.00 dollars.
I found a cheap, new USB Digital Storage Oscilloscope with 40 MHz
bandwidth for $149.00 dollars on the Internet. I am using this DSO
to look at Serial Bus data signals generated by the Basic4PPC programs
that I have written.
This is a two channel DSO made by Hantek and it comes with 2 scope probes,
a USB cable, a USB driver installation CD-ROM and a Users Manual. This DSO
has a maximum sampling rate of 100 million samples per second.
I have this DSO hooked up to a Personal Computer running Windows XP. This DSO
requires the use of two USB 2.0 ports for best performance.
This scope is good for viewing Serial Bus data, low speed Digital signals
and low end Analog signals. You can view pictures below of the
DSO and a screenshot of the DSO software running on Windows XP.
I found this DSO on the Internet at a company called Circuit Specialists.
They did not have many left in stock at a price of $149.00 dollars.
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