"Chris Cooper" wrote in message ...
It would be helpful for some of my electronic projects to have a simple
oscilloscope, and I'm thinking the easiest thing there would be to have some
sort of ADC that could be picked up and displayed by some Windows software.
I've seen various commercial products to do this, but they tend to be much
faster than I need (100 MHz) and much more than I want to spend ($200+).

I don't even need sophisticated software, I'm perfectly happy (for now at
least) with a system that dropped its results into a text file that I could
import into Excel when I wanted to see pretty graphs.

Has anybody seen such a beast?

Thanks!
Chris

I was also looking for PC-based oscilloscope, one such is available at
http://www.picotech.com/oscilloscope.html.

Also have a look at http://www.electronicsforu.com/efyli...cilloscope.pdf

Animesh Maurya