A basic USB oscilloscope

And you, of course, have no connection whatsoever with the people making or selling this thing? (Which, from picture and description on the website, looks like a real POS...)

Bob M.

LOL!

40KHz sample rate Phenolic base PCB USB cabled glued to PCB RCA connectors for input No input attenuator 10K input impedance No AC coupling mode Unlabeled status LEDs

Don't seriously expect anyone to buy this do you?

Dave.

It's probably better than my first oscilliscope.

I paid five dollars for it at the local radio club auction, I guess it was the fall of 1972. Big and heavy, and no dc coupling and certainly no triggered sweep. I'd be surprised if it had much bandwidth beyond audio. Oh, you could see signals in the hundreds of KHz range, but who knows how accurate the representation was.

It was awful, and I was glad to get rid of it (I gave it to a friend, who took it home on the bus). But, it was really cheap, and gave me a chance to play with a scope. Which set me up well for a year or two later when I had the use of a real oscilliscope.

Michael

Unfortunately many people will buy it... thats the nature of economics now days. You make it and they will buy it. Charge more and more people will buy it.

Are you trying to re-invent the LabJack? If so, you've failed.

Yes he does 'cause he is. His name is on the bottom of the softwarepage. " Copyright © 2007 Matthijs Hajer "

Bob W.

LOL!

Dave.

A bad product as well:

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".eu"? What's that for? European Union? Eutopia? ;-)

Cheers! Rich