in the picture, the signal is 2Hz and 2V, and it's trig'd.
"its = to or < than 10 Hz" it's digital frequency counter f<10Hz
atten is OEM by siglent.
If it displays the waveform than I could always check the Frequency with a DMM.
I'm testing low frequency waves on plants thru electronics. The waveform displayed
is the most important thing I guess. The fact that the Atten has a long screen and
has 2 meg memory is a big plus. It's also the way the Atten is layed out. I looked
at Siglent and Atten and decided on the 1102CML. I also looked at GW Instek
and Rigol but price and features is important here. The Rigol 1102e only has 1
meg memory and the GW Instek has a small screen and slow in the FFT. But the
electrician component parts in the GW Instek was really what I am looking for.
Due to the fact that it has FFT RMS, Displays by Ground/Center and it also has
the capability to use current probes and that maybe why it takes so long to update.
GW Instek needs to work on the speed of their display before I buy the product.
So it's the Atten. The Siglent is good but I need the physical layout of the Atten.
Thanks alot for your help. Instead of the <10 they should actually put the
Hz
though. Maybe it's an issue from patent law which is confining the display to this
readout. Lawyers! Humph!
ACvolts