Group,
Does anyone have any experience or reasons to purchase or not
purchase a USB "BitScope" oscilloscope? I have been following this
companies line for a few years and the specs are getting better and
better. Here is a basic excerpt from one of their most basic models:
http://bitscope.com/product/BS310/
"BS310 combines a dual channel digital storage oscilloscope and 8
channel logic analyzer with an arbitrary waveform generator, real-time
spectrum analyzer and data recorder in a virtually indestructable
package."
* 100 MHz Analog Bandwidth Scope.
* 40MS/s Logic Analyzer, 25nS capture.
* Dual Analog Channels (4 inputs via BNC & POD).
* 8 logic/timing channels and Smart POD.
* Arbitrary Waveform Generator.
* Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer.
* Mixed Signal Data Recorder.
* Networkable (BS310N).
* User Programmable.
These cost < $500 and harness the speeds of USB 2.0 and the storage
and display capabilities of modern PCs so I cannot see a reason why I
should not be buying one of these as opposed to $1,500-10,000 for its
standalone equivalent.
Regards,
Matthew Currie
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