Siglent's model: sds1000CNL CML CLF

[e-thought]

hEY everyone, i just want to know the difference between the various model of the series sds 1000  because appearently it's almost the price that differ but specifications are almost the same ! so please someone guide me

[tautech]

Welcome to the forum.

SDS1000CNL & CML range share nearly the same HW, except the CNL has 40K memory vs 2M for CML.
They both have 1 Gsa/s sampling speed.
Both are 2 channel models.

SDS1000CFL range is quite different, 2 Gsa/s, 4 channels, 24 K memory.
http://www.siglentamerica.com/pdxx.aspx?id=58&T=2&tid=1

The sampling capability must be shared between channels and for this reason the CFL has double the sampling to maintain 500 Ks/s with all channels active.
But if only one channel is used the full sampling speed will apply to that channel.

The CML and CNL ranges are the most popular, the additional memory of the CML useful when analysing complex captured waveforms in detail.

[e-thought]

Thank you very much man, if you just help me for this one : sds1102d or sds1102dl . what's the difference between the two ? thank you very much man you're help a beginner becoming a awesome beginner ! ^^

[tautech]

The "D" ranges are the lowest cost range with only 500 Ksa/s to be shared between both channels.
Also only 32 K memory.

The "D" may not still be available, it has a 5 inch display vs the more common "DL" 7 inch display of the current models.

http://www.siglentamerica.com/pdxx.aspx?id=26&T=2&tid=1

But with all Siglent models they also have 400V rated channel inputs for greater protection of the scope when used on HV circuits.