Jackson
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Going to get one as part of my Christmas bonus, so I am wondering if I should take something like a Tektronix 1225 or something else.
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Cheapest fair-quality and non-USB logic analyzer/oscilloscope?
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Chuck(G)
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Any need for speed? You may get the best bang for the buck in the used market. My HP 1663A logic analyzer cost me $45 shipped. There should be an ocean of quality used scopes out there.
If you're determined to get something new, Rigol and Siglent have some reasonable prices for decent quality. I have to confess that I often retreat to my old Tek 465A analog scope for a lot of measurements--it's easier to use than most modern DSOs.
If you're determined to get something new, Rigol and Siglent have some reasonable prices for decent quality. I have to confess that I often retreat to my old Tek 465A analog scope for a lot of measurements--it's easier to use than most modern DSOs.