Interesting tiny scope

[Philip Miller Tate]

I'm tempted, but afraid I'd put it down in the workshop, and never  
find it again.

Phil M1GWZ


On 21 Jan 2011, at 09:18, Brian Hawes wrote:

> Love it!
> I've already ordered one. Can't go wrong at that price.
>
> Brian Hawes
> G2KQ
>
>
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> From: tacos-bounces+hawes=herald.ox.ac.uk at rf.org [tacos-bounces 
> +hawes=herald.ox.ac.uk at rf.org] On Behalf Of Terry Fox  
> [tfox at knology.net]
> Sent: 21 January 2011 07:57
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> Subject: Interesting tiny scope
>
> I recently found a neat little(!) scope, made by Gabotronics, the
> Xprotolab.  It is small, and so is the cost, $35.  The display is only
> about 1inch by 3/4inch, but it has a dual-trace analog, plus several
> digital inputs.  Sampling is 2MHz, I think, with an analog BW of about
> 300kHz.  It also has a waveform generator.  It takes +5V power at  
> about
> 37-50ma.  I would not want to stare at it all day, but for looking at
> stereo audio signals, such as a QSD I&Q output, it could be useful.
>
> I just got mine in today, and it looks like fun.  This looks like it
> could be embedded into something very easily.  They also have some
> larger XMEGA-based boards.
>
> www.gabotronics.com
> It's the XMEGA Xprotolab.
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