Does anyone have recommendations on USB oscilloscopes? I'm hoping to stay
within a sub $500 price range, and would like the sample rate to allow at
least 100MSamples per channel with simultaneous 2 channel operation. I
stumbled upon the Velleman PCSU1000, and it looked like a good deal for the
money, but then a couple people complained that their scopes arrived DOA
while others claim it works great for them. Does anyone have experience
with the Velleman scopes, or any other USB scopes? I'm running a WinXP
machine, so it would have to be compatible with that OS. If it comes with a
programmable DLL, even better.

Mark

An additional comment... I was assuming 100MSamples per second at a realtime
capture rate, rather than multi-sampled over time. So, yeah, something
around 20MHz realtime, or faster.

Thanks for any help,
Mark

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Does anyone have recommendations on USB oscilloscopes? I'm hoping to stay
within a sub $500 price range, and would like the sample rate to allow at
least 100MSamples per channel with simultaneous 2 channel operation. I
stumbled upon the Velleman PCSU1000, and it looked like a good deal for
the money, but then a couple people complained that their scopes arrived
DOA while others claim it works great for them. Does anyone have
experience with the Velleman scopes, or any other USB scopes? I'm running
a WinXP machine, so it would have to be compatible with that OS. If it
comes with a programmable DLL, even better.

Mark

On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 01:38:00 GMT, "news.verizon.net"
wrote:

Does anyone have recommendations on USB oscilloscopes? I'm hoping to stay
within a sub $500 price range, and would like the sample rate to allow at
least 100MSamples per channel with simultaneous 2 channel operation. I
stumbled upon the Velleman PCSU1000, and it looked like a good deal for the
money, but then a couple people complained that their scopes arrived DOA
while others claim it works great for them. Does anyone have experience
with the Velleman scopes, or any other USB scopes? I'm running a WinXP
machine, so it would have to be compatible with that OS. If it comes with a
programmable DLL, even better.

Mark


I have a TiePie Handyscope3 that I like. The sample rates for it don't go
as high as you want, but they might have other models that can do what you
need.

http://www.tiepie.com