Oscilloscopes are the basic measuring instruments used in electronics. They are known to all electronic engineers, both beginners and already experienced amateurs and professionals. The oscilloscope is used to observe deformed electrical waveforms and is also used to measure various parameters that relate to these waveforms. Nowadays digital oscilloscopes are used, the prototype of which was an analogue oscilloscope. They differ not only in the way and mechanism of operation, but also in the construction and precision of measurements. Digital oscilloscopes have a built-in sample memory and are used not only to measure periodic signals but also to observe random events, sometimes single pulses. A well-fitting oscilloscope enables the removal of the dynamic and static characteristics of electronic instruments. Moreover, with its help we can measure their phase shift. Which oscilloscopes are available in the Botland store?
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Oscilloscopes
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Oscilloscope Hantek 6022BE USB PC 20MHz 2 channels
Digital oscilloscope, dual channel, operating in the band up to 20 MHz. Provides a sampling rate of 48 MS/s, is connected to the computer via the USB port, has no LCD display....
Index: UPM-06716
Index: UPM-06716
DSO Nano v3 - a portable oscilloscope in an aluminum case
DSO Nano v3 is a portable digital oscilloscope. It is built on the basis of STM32F103VCT6 microcontroller with core ARM Cortex M3. 32-bit platform provides the sampling rate of...
Index: SEE-09085
Index: SEE-09085
Osciloscope Rigol DS1202 Z-E 200MHz 2 channels
Advanced digital oscilloscope operating in the 200 MHz band. It is equipped with 2 channels , which work with sampling rate up to 1 GSa/s. It is equipped with 7-inch display...
Index: NDN-15913
Index: NDN-15913
Oscilloscope Siglent SDS 1104X-E 100 MHz 4 channels
Digital four-channel oscilloscope operating in the band up to 100 MHz. It offers a sampling rate of 1 GS/s, has a 7-inch LCD display and a USB port. Power cord, Warranty Card,...
Index: NDN-14948
Index: NDN-14948
Oscilloscope Siglent SDS-1102CML+
Two-channel digital oscilloscope with a bandwidth of 100 MHz and a sampling rate of 1 GSa/s. Menu in Polish. Includes 2 oscilloscope probe, power cable, USB cable and CD with...
Index: GOT-13731
Index: GOT-13731
Mobile spectrum analyzer RF Explorer ISM Combo Plus - Slim
A small, powerful spectrum analyzer operating in the 50 kHz band and from 2.34 GHz to 2.55 GHz, enabling scanning of the popular 2.4 GHz frequency. The Slim version has...
Index: SEE-15305
Index: SEE-15305
Meter with oscilloscope function - UNI-T UT81C
Two measuring instruments in one device: a digital oscilloscope with universal measuring function. The multifunctional automatic multimeter has a comfortable monochrome LCD...
Index: LEC-18494
Index: LEC-18494
Handheld oscilloscope FNIRSI-5012H 100MHz 1 channel
Portable digital oscilloscope for circuit measurements. It is used, among others, in research and development and maintenance industries. It is a versatile and practical...
Index: DNG-18769
Index: DNG-18769
HackRF One SDR - device for testing radio waves - SparkFun WRL-13001
Device for transmission and reception of radio waves in the frequency range from 10 MHz to 6 GHz, designed to study and develop the radio signals.
Index: SPF-04289
Index: SPF-04289
Oscilloscope Hantek DSO5102BM 100MHz 2 channels
Digital sscilloscope, dual channel, operating in the frequency band up to 100 MHz. Featuring a sampling rate of 1 GS/s, has an LCD display and a USB slot. Included are two...
Index: GTK-10657
Index: GTK-10657
Oscilloscope Siglent SDS1202X-E 200MHz 2 channels
Digital oscilloscope, dual channel, operating in the range up to 200 MHz. Offering a sampling rate of 1 GS/s, it has an LCD display and an USB slot. The set has also two...
Index: GTK-10655
Index: GTK-10655
Portable, digital spectrum analyzer. Works in the frequency band from 15 MHz up to 2700 MHz. It has an integrated frequency synthesizer and double mixer which offers high...
Index: SEE-04369
Index: SEE-04369
Hantek 6082BE USB PC 80MHz oscilloscope 2 channels
Digital oscilloscope, two-channel, operating up to 80 MHz. It offers a sampling rate of 150 MS/s, connects to a computer through a USB port, and has no LCD display. It also...
Index: UPM-07584
Index: UPM-07584
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Operating principle of the oscilloscope
Digital oscilloscopes that we use today much more often than their analogue equivalents, are very technologically advanced devices. They are distinguished by low noise and very high speed of the sensor. In such a device we can also find many additional systems which facilitate making measurements and increase the possibility of observation. The course of voltage is recorded from the moment the voltage level set by the user appears, as well as its increase or change. The course of the voltage is registered in the form of samples for a fixed time. We see it on the device screen. It is also possible to observe the image on the computer monitor when we connect the oscilloscope to the computer with a USB cable. Oscilloscopes differ in functionality and additional options. One of them is the possibility to freeze the image and thus stop it. This is useful when analyzing it. The oscillogram, and thus the recording of the voltage, is used to measure the amplitude and timing of the signal. Oscilloscopes are also equipped with automatic measurement functions. These include rise time, frequency and drop time of the signal. It is not necessary to calculate these parameters by yourself.
Mobile oscilloscopes
The simplest of these measuring devices are mobile oscilloscopes, which you connect to a USB port on your computer. They are characterized by their small size and high mobility. They are also called attachments. Their memory allows you to record and transmit measurement results. Usually such a device consists of two independent channels, whose maximum frequency is 20 MHz. Some models additionally have a built-in multimeter. It is worth mentioning the complementary functions, such as course measurements and mathematical calculations, concern difference, sum, quotient and product. It is possible to filter input signals through one of four digital filters that are located in each channel. These filters are: high-pass, low-pass and band-stop.
Choosing the right oscilloscope
When choosing an oscilloscope, it is important to consider its purpose and the area where it will work. If you are looking for a service device, a stationary oscilloscope with a frequency range that meets the requirements of the equipment being repaired will be a good choice. You will also find mobile oscilloscopes, such as Nano VAS or Quad VAS, which are designed for mobile use. They are smaller in size, but their functionality and capabilities do not differ from stationary devices. Particularly noteworthy is the BitScope Micro M5 oscilloscope, which is distinguished by its above-average small size. It is worth to opt for it if it is to be used to run simple systems. It is also an ideal option for beginner oscilloscope users.
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