My Agilent/Keysight scope jumps to the right byte when it is selected in the list (you can enable/disable this behaviour).
@rf-loop: do you have any comparison between the SDS1000x and the SDS2000(x) regarding the fan noise? Also, I have a SDG 2042X to compare with. Thanks!
@rf-loop: do you have any comparison between the SDS1000x and the SDS2000(x) regarding the fan noise? Also, I have a SDG 2042X to compare with. Thanks!I've sent a query to check if the X series fan is still the same as used in the earlier 2000 series.
From an earlier thread:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/siglent's-new-product-msosds2000-series/msg476385/#msg476385
Pics:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/siglent's-new-product-msosds2000-series/msg743160/#msg743160
It's not like there were complaints of the 2000 series fan noise so I'd be surprised if it has been changed.
I've got to boot a SDG2042X so I'll check the comparable noise with my SDS2304 (not X).
Very similar noise levels however they're slightly different, probably due to the different sized fans used in both these units.
But it wasn't an X series so we'll see what other info turn up or if another user chimes in.
Hope that helps pxl.
Now I am checking the differences between the SDS1000X and SDS2000X series, however, apart from the obvious differences (channel numbers, front panel layout, sample rate, waveform update speed and memory) the functionality seems identical. The segmented memory length differs, though (1024 vs 80000). Am I right or overlooked something?
The SDS1000X series I like more and hacking the fan would be a no-brainer, but I hardly would lose the warranty on a 1000 euros scope. And because of slower performance, perhaps there is more room in fan speed optimization.
I do not want to comment now more exept that 16 channel 500MSa/s 14Mpts/channel.
Is it an external upgrade?
How can I buy it?
Is it an external upgrade?No.QuoteHow can I buy it?Soon.....
After some pestering of Trio Sales, the SDS1000X+ series is now available!
SDS1102X+
SDS1202X+
You can let your credit card company know I accept thanks in the form of chocolate and/or craft beer.
(Note: I have no affiliation with Trio test & measurement, I just wanted to order one for myself and thought you guys might like to know it's available.)
Can you provide some more details about the SDS1kCML+ series?
Isn't the "CML" version part of an older series? At least they used to use these letters in some older products, which had much less memory, where C meant color if I am correct, M meant memory, and L something else, which I don't remember
Does the "+" also stand their for the LA option, or does the "+" there just stand for "restyled"?
Can you provide some more details about the SDS1kCML+ series?
Isn't the "CML" version part of an older series? At least they used to use these letters in some older products, which had much less memory, where C meant color if I am correct, M meant memory, and L something else, which I don't remember
Does the "+" also stand their for the LA option, or does the "+" there just stand for "restyled"?
Welcome to the forum.
Do consider that Trio may have had pre-+ versions that needed be sold first.
The SDS1kX+ versions have been out for ~6 weeks and I just received my first small shipment of these and the SDS1kCML+ both of which are new to me.
However the SDS1kX+ versions include the inbuilt AWG (previously S models) and are somewhat dearer than the non+ models.
I got some with the LA option and LA probes....quite nice and I'll post up some pics later.
Welcome to the forum.
Do consider that Trio may have had pre-+ versions that needed be sold first.
The SDS1kX+ versions have been out for ~6 weeks and I just received my first small shipment of these and the SDS1kCML+ both of which are new to me.
However the SDS1kX+ versions include the inbuilt AWG (previously S models) and are somewhat dearer than the non+ models.
I got some with the LA option and LA probes....quite nice and I'll post up some pics later.
I'd say they're aimed at different segments of the market, and are priced accordingly. The non-+ models are definitely cheaper, certainly enough so that anyone who doesn't need the extra features would think twice about spending the extra on a + model.
On the other hand, the -S model is actually slightly more expensive than the + model, despite lacking the logic analyser option, so I'm not sure what's going on there.
Anyway, my SDS1102X+ should be arriving soon, although I didn't have the cash for the LA probe and option this month, so hopefully I'll be able to pick them up next month.