The Owon XDS3062A 60MHz High Resolution 12-bit Digital storage oscilloscope has 16 times the sensitivity of normal 8-bit scopes. It samples at 1 GSa/s, has a huge 40Mpt sample record length and an 8” 800 x 600 high resolution LCD display. It offers low background noise, and a vertical sensitivity of 1 mV/div - 10 V/div. This third generation design XDS3062A has multiple additional options (available on request with additional costs ): data logger($55.00 additonal), multimeter($25.00 additional ), waveform generator (1ch 25M is $55.00) , touch-screen (additional costs $45.00 ), serial decoders ($25.00) , etc. 12-bit high resolution ADC shows waveforms in detail 60 MHz bandwidth, 1GS/s sample rate low background noise, vertical sensitivity in 1 mV/div - 10 V/div 3rd generation technology platform - Xvisual 8-inch 800 x 600 high resolution LCD 40Mpt memory Features: Super Performance: 12bit high resolution ADC, restoring the waveform detail fully 40M record length, and 75,000 wfms/s waveform refresh rate Low background noise, vertical sensitivity in 1 mV/div - 10 V/div Multi- trigger, and bus decoding function SCPI, and LabVIEW supported Creative New Look: Ultra-thin body-design, less space accommodation Multi-interface integration - USB host, USB device, USB port for PictBridge, LAN, AUX, and more VGA port - better solution for video expansion, and teaching demonstration 8 inch 800 x 600 high resolution touchscreen LCD n-in-1: Functions as data logger, and multimeter with data logging function Dual-channel 25MHz / 50MHz arbitrary waveform generator Portable design, supports Battery pack($50.00 additional) , and WiFi module ($55.00 additional) Package includes: 1 - Power Cord 1 - USB Cable 2 - Oscilloscope Probe 1 - Probe Adjust Tool 1 - CD Rom 1 - User's Manual
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Most of my usage for oscilloscopes is audio work and that is my primary interest, signals in the 20Hz to 100KHz range. I have tried several 8-bit scopes already, and even the ones in the four hundred dollar range do not lend themselves to serious audio work.Sampling rate and bandwidth does not make up for the resolution (bit rate) one needs to analyze square wave response for example. This scope is the best of both worlds though, and you can adjust the bit rare between 8 and 12-bits. Granted the sampling frequency will be lower in 12-mode, and it lowers to 500Mps for one Channel use and 250Mps for two Channel use, but you do not need that for the usual audio anyhow. The noise floor is a lot lower than anything I have tried before.The build quality stand FAR above the two to three hundred dollar units. The screen is large with better than average resolution, and I have found the interface ratber easy to learn. I was doing every I usually do in 15 minutes with a few glances at the manual although I have been using oscilloscopes for 30 years.So far I really like this DSO. I never thought I could get a 12-bit scope in this price range.
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