[Diy_efi] Choice of labscope
Marcello A. Belloli
mbelloli at speedymotorsports.com
Sat Feb 26 06:26:32 GMT 2005
Hello Everyone,
AFter my fun with the eprom switcher project, I've decide to get a
new DSO. I'm currently looking at a Tektronix 2232 DSO plus. I have
no idea what the plus is for. But it is a 100mhz 2 channel DSO with
RS232. I asked the seller what the smallest time division was and he
said .05 Micro Seconds. My current unit has 5 micro seconds as its
lowest setting. And apparently cannot display the signals I was
looking at its lowest time division. Does everyone think this will
be enough? I'm looking for any comments. I'm not sure how far I
need to go to get it done.
My next project is using a pic18f542 at 40mhz. Would this scope be
able to look at the signals created by this without problem?
I've been thinking I should get a logic analyzer instead. If it
bases its change in logic state the same as my hardware, I should be
able to see problems. And they usually have many more I/O inputs
than a DSO. I could look at all 18 pins on an 18pin pic at the same
time. My big question is am I really going to need to do this, or
I'm just looking at signals once in a while when something isn't
going right?
What does everyone think?
- Thanks, Marcello
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