Chris Duncan
Supporter
Shopping for an oscilloscope. Talking to one of my tool dealers, he's got a used 2 channel digital scope with about a 6" screen for $1,000.
Looking on line and thinking why not just piggy-back on the laptop? Found this scope online. So you would have a 15" screen 2 channel digital scope new for $350.
Here's the specs, questions, how does this thing have 2 channels with only one external trigger input?
would this unit's specs work with a programmable EFI GT40?
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http://tinyurl.com/rpj66
Velleman PSCU1000 USB PC Oscilloscope
Part Number: PCSU1000
Order Code: PCSU1000
Specifications:
Looking on line and thinking why not just piggy-back on the laptop? Found this scope online. So you would have a 15" screen 2 channel digital scope new for $350.
Here's the specs, questions, how does this thing have 2 channels with only one external trigger input?
would this unit's specs work with a programmable EFI GT40?
----------------------
http://tinyurl.com/rpj66
Velleman PSCU1000 USB PC Oscilloscope
Part Number: PCSU1000
Order Code: PCSU1000
Specifications:
- Supports USB Port
The PCSU1000 digital storage oscilloscope uses the power of your PC to visualize electrical signals. Its high sensitive display resolution, down to 0.15mV, combined with a high bandwidth and a sampling frequency of up to 1GHz are giving this unit all the power you need. The USB connection makes this unit a snap to set-up, no external power required! In the field measurements using a lap-top computer have never been this easy. This scope comes in a stylish vertical space saving design. Powerful software will fulfill all your needs, but for those who like a challenge; a DLL is supplied, which allows you to create your own application.
- oscilloscope:
o timebase: 20ns to 100ms per division
o trigger source: CH1, CH2, EXT or free run
o trigger edge: rising or falling
o trigger level: full-screen adjustable
o step interpolation: linear or smoothed
o markers for: voltage and frequency
o input range : 5mV to 2V/division
o input sensitivity: 0.15mV display resolution
o auto set-up function and X10 option
o pre-trigger function
o readouts: True RMS, dBV, dBm, p to p, Duty cycle, Frequency…
o recording length: 4K samples / channel
o real time sampling frequency: 1.25kHz to 50MHz
o sampling frequency for Repetitive signals: 1GHz - spectrum analyzer: o frequency range: 0...1.2kHz to 25MHz
o linear or logarithmic time scale
o operating principle: FFT (Fast Fourier Transform)
o FFT resolution: 2048 lines
o FFT input channel: CH1 or CH2
o zoom function
o markers for amplitude and frequency - transient recorder:
o time scale: 20ms/div to 2000s/div
o max. recording time: 9.4hours/screen
o automatic data storage
o automatic recording for more than 1 year
o max. number of samples: 100/s
o min. number of samples: 1 sample / 20s
o markers for time and amplitude
o recording and display of screensrecording and display of screens
Specifications: - general information:
o inputs: 2 channels, 1 external trigger input
o input impedance: 1Mohm // 30pF
o bandwidth: DC to 60 MHz ±3dB
o max. input voltage: 30V (AC + DC)
o input coupling: DC, AC and GND
o Supply from USB port (500mA) - minimum system requirements:
o IBM compatible PC
o needs Win98SE or higher
o SVGA display card (min. 800x600, 1024x768 recommended)
o mouse
o USB port 1.1 or 2.0 compatible
o CD Rom player - includes:
o USB PC oscilloscope
o 2 x 60MHz scope probe (PROBE60S)
o USB cable
o software on CD
o getting started manual
o translations on CD
