Bitscope - Page 2

jackinnj · 4th August 2002, 04:46 PM

...it just doesn't tell the truth all the time -- heard previously on DIYAUDIO, so my compliments to the author. <p>FWIW, I have a TEK7704a and a 5103N + 5L4N spec analyzer.

ashok · 10th August 2002, 02:31 PM

I have used a 100 Meg analog scope and a 60 Mhz digital Tek scope(DSO210). The analog is much easier to work with and you can't beat the analog for its realtime waveform display. With due respect for all its other aspects, the DSO is crappy if you work with it and the analog side by side. The DSO can store waveforms and output to a printer etc. But you MUST have an analog scope to start with .

4th August 2002, 04:46 PM	#11
jackinnj diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Llanddewi Brefi, NJ	A DSO doesn't lie ...it just doesn't tell the truth all the time -- heard previously on DIYAUDIO, so my compliments to the author. <p>FWIW, I have a TEK7704a and a 5103N + 5L4N spec analyzer.

10th August 2002, 02:31 PM	#12
ashok diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: 3RS	Digital scopes I have used a 100 Meg analog scope and a 60 Mhz digital Tek scope(DSO210). The analog is much easier to work with and you can't beat the analog for its realtime waveform display. With due respect for all its other aspects, the DSO is crappy if you work with it and the analog side by side. The DSO can store waveforms and output to a printer etc. But you MUST have an analog scope to start with . __________________ AM

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