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Hello to all, I'm looking for an USB device with these features: - powered from USB - oscilloscope: dual trace, 100 MHz BW, usual trigger options (edge, impulse, video, ext). Some raw analysis: frequency, mean, rise time, time measurement, FFT, ecc - logic analyzer: 8 ch, 60 MHz, common protocol decoder (RS232, SPI, I2C, CAN, USB) data logger and various trigger options - waveform generator: 20 MHz, sin, square, sweep and AM/FM modulation. PWM and arbitrary if possible. My budget is about 1000 euro. What would you suggest? Thanks Marco / iw2nzm
<m...@gmail.com> wrote in message news:f...@u57g2000hsf.googlegroups.com... > I'm looking for an USB device with these features: Doesn't quite meet your requirements (signal gen is only 10MHz and just sine/square/triangle, and won't decode all your standards), but close: http://www.cleverscope.com/ Some of the "deal killers" on your list include: -- The "decode USB" function there is not particularly common with inexpensive equipment, since it's a lot more complex than RS-232, SPI, I2C, or CAN. There are, however, dedicated USB logic analyzers for quite good prices (<$1k). -- Sweep and AM/FM is not particularly common on inexpensive signal generators... although at 20MHz there's a good chance you might be able to find a decent standalone box to do this inexpensively. ---Joel
Joel Koltner ha scritto: > Doesn't quite meet your requirements (signal gen is only 10MHz and just > sine/square/triangle, and won't decode all your standards), but close: > http://www.cleverscope.com/ Interesting! > Some of the "deal killers" on your list include: > > -- The "decode USB" function there is not particularly common with inexpensive > equipment, since it's a lot more complex than RS-232, SPI, I2C, or CAN. There > are, however, dedicated USB logic analyzers for quite good prices (<$1k). > -- Sweep and AM/FM is not particularly common on inexpensive signal > generators... although at 20MHz there's a good chance you might be able to > find a decent standalone box to do this inexpensively. Thank you for that! Marco / iw2nzm