what is your rating? which one is the best?
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18 years ago
does anyone used any handheld ociliscope to repair computer..?
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18 years ago
If anything, a logic probe is far more convenient for computer repair. Apart from power supply noise, I don't see any task for an oscilloscope.
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18 years ago
A hand-held network analyzer would be more useful (for technicians). An oscilloscope could be useful in computer repair but board swapping would usually be much quicker. Also, it's more often the software that is at fault than the hardware.
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18 years ago
"Charles Schuler" wrote in news:qKednfkwVvuAYyvenZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:
I'd say the software and hardware are equally at fault in the grand scheme of things. Bad hardware can be made better (but not good) with good software while good hardware can be made bad with bad software.
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