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In my case I opted for the 14-bit samplers and 10 MHz signal generator options. The sampling rate is 100 MSa/sec (one-shot = 10 MHz) which is more than enough for the embedded work I do. This is a 100 MHz USB MSO with two analog channels, eight digital channels (nine if you include the external trigger which can be displayed along with the other digital channels), and 4 mega-points of memory. I've been using a CleverScope CS328A USB MSO for a few years now and my decision to purchase it over some less expensive units has been validated time and time again. A little noise got in there!Ĭhris Svec also has a GW Instek power supply: I have a GW Instek dual output power supply which is just okay - it's got a loud fan that runs all the time, and the voltage output seems to drift a bit, but that could be because I nudge the sloppy control dials unknowingly. Turned out an unused supply was current limited to 0.000 A. I did get a surprise one day when the supply tripped for apparently no reason.

If any of the supplies should trip, they are all instantly disconnected. Ĭlyde Shappee wrote: I have used the Instek PST-3201 triple supply in the past.Īs with many of their supplies (I think) it has a power-on button and a button which effects the connection to the loads-a very nice feature. Philip Freidin sent a very comprehensive chart of USB instruments, which is here. I think that is going to make their product wildly successful. Saleae are working to release an SDK that allows developers to add features through plugins, much like Visual Studio Code.

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Great hardware, and the V2 software (available as an "alpha" release) is built on Electron, too. And it exported the data in a format I could easily work with. Something naturally impossible with a scope.

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It easily captured a minute of serial data at 38Mbps. With it I was able to capture some signaling of something I'm trying to reverse engineer for a customer. I did end up buying one of the Saleae USB logic analyzer probes. Here's a neat trick to measure a system's idle time.īrian Cuthie likes the Saleae logic analyzer:.mBed's unusual and interesting IDE, a web-hosted development tool.Digilent's Analog Parts Kit, an analog prototyping resource.ee-quipment's interesting ee701 differential scope probe.VoltageStandard's DMMCheck calibration standard for DMMs.The PortPilot measures current, power and energy used by a USB device.IAR's I-Jet Power Tools debugger probe.Agilent's N2820A current-measuring probe.Here's their new version of the Real Time Current Monitor, now with USB.ee-quipment's Real Time Current Monitor which gives a nice log power result.Microchip's Real Ice Power Monitor that lets the Real Ice emulator measure power.Tools that monitor power and/or current:.

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Zeroplus Logic Cube Pro logic analyzer.

Oscium's iMSO-104 mixed signal scope for the iPhone and iPad.

Embedded Artist's LabTool USB scope and logic analyzer.

Saleae's higher-cost, higher performance Logic Pro logic analyzer.

Saleae's low cost Logic 16 USB logic analyzer.

Review of a 129€ scope probe that has an amazing 5100 ohm impedance and a bandwidth of 1.9 GHz.

Siglent's SDG 2042X arbitrary waveform generator video review.

It's the size of a cell phone but includes a screen!

There are a number of cheap DDS signal generators on eBay.

Rigol's DSA 815-TG spectrum analyzer is a great deal for $1500.

Here's a video review, and here's a written review.

GW Instek's GDS-1052-U is a $300 bench scope.

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And here's a video about it I made, plus another. Philco's 7019 65-year-old scope is pretty awful but a ton of fun.Gabotronics Xprotolab tiny little $49 mixed signal scope.Siglent's SDS2000X series oscilloscopes.Tektronix's MDO4104 mixed domain scope (i.e., it has a spectrum analyzer as well).Tektronix's MSO2024 mixed signal scope.Agilent's MSO-X 3054A mixed signal scope.Siglent's SDS1204X-E four channel, 200 MHz scope.Keysight's DSOX1204G 200 MHz, 4-channel scope.Siglent's SDS5000X series of scopes, 2 to 4 channels, 350 MHz to 1 GHz.Scopes, logic analyzers, spectrum analyzers and signal generators:.Jack has written some extensive reviews of test equipment: Reverse Engineering/Disassembling Tools.Journaling/Documenting/Flowcharting Tools.Test Equipment (scopes, logic analyzers, etc.).Feel free to submit your own reviews to Suggestion: Subscribe to my free newsletter which has tool reviews in almost every issue. Here's thoughts from a number of engineers.

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