Am looking at the decreasing price of digital storage oscilloscopes (about £300 now), to replace my fairly simple analogue CRT scope (Hameg HM203-6).
Anyone got any thoughts on them - ones like this 25MHz model: GW Instek - Test and Measurement - Oscilloscope, Spectrum Analyzer, Signal Source, Power Supply, Basic T & M Instrument
My needs are pretty simple: audio signals only, 100mV to 500V. The extra features of these digital ones are very appealing: colour display, instant measurements, save/recall of waveforms, zoom in/out, USB control/data transfer, etc.
Just wondering if there are any potential SNAFUs that I hadn't thought about? The only feature I can't see that would be useful is built-in spectrum analyser (which I presume is kept for higher-price models).
Any advice would be welcome.
Anyone got any thoughts on them - ones like this 25MHz model: GW Instek - Test and Measurement - Oscilloscope, Spectrum Analyzer, Signal Source, Power Supply, Basic T & M Instrument
My needs are pretty simple: audio signals only, 100mV to 500V. The extra features of these digital ones are very appealing: colour display, instant measurements, save/recall of waveforms, zoom in/out, USB control/data transfer, etc.
Just wondering if there are any potential SNAFUs that I hadn't thought about? The only feature I can't see that would be useful is built-in spectrum analyser (which I presume is kept for higher-price models).
Any advice would be welcome.