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I just used a fully digital oscilloscope for the first time
bdunham7:
--- Quote from: Fried Chicken on April 22, 2024, 10:12:51 am ---The TSP2024 is about twice as fast, but I would still consider it super slow. Unless I needed the digital functionality, I would much prefer an analog scope for looking at that signal.
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Once it boots (20 seconds or so) it is reasonably quick and responsive, so if that would still bug you it may be difficult for you to adapt to a DSO in general.
switchabl:
The Keysight DSOX/MSOX series are probably still fastest when it comes to UI responsiveness. They do take a while to boot but the controls are almost instant, they have a very "analog" feel. It's a shame Keysight has been neglecting that market segment for a while now. Some aspects aren't really competitive anymore, especially the memory depth. But I'm not getting rid of mine anytime soon, I still like the way it low-key "just works" for a lot of things.
From memory, the older Agilent 54600 models had a similar feel as well.
I don't think I've used a TBS1000 but Tek has made some horribly slow DSOs over the years. I'm not judging anyone who finds that annoying.
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