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Products => Test Equipment => Topic started by: StrikerRocket on August 14, 2021, 05:17:03 pm
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https://instruments.uni-trend.com/list_77/948.html
I saw this while randomly browsing the internet, and wonder what is the meaning of the BW spec on the page: 25 to 150Mhz...
Does that mean that you cannont measure anything below 25 Mhz? That looks totally weird and, well, pointless to me...
I already own a cool Siglent SDS1202X-E by the way.
Thanks for any ideas on this strange spec...
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EDIT: Actually no, you can see in the model lists that models actually start at 25 MHz total bandwidth. That seems like the most pointless scope ever. I guess it is there to set some base price, so that other prices don't seem like a big deal. A typical marketing trick. Except they want you to get a quote to see the price, which makes even less sense.
They have a configurable bandwidth limiter (all scopes have). A typical limit is 20 MHz, but 25 MHz works too, I guess.
Of course you can probe any signals you like. Enabling the bandwidth limiter just eliminates high frequency noise when probing slow signals.
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https://instruments.uni-trend.com/list_77/948.html
I saw this while randomly browsing the internet, and wonder what is the meaning of the BW spec on the page: 25 to 150Mhz...
Does that mean that you cannont measure anything below 25 Mhz? That looks totally weird and, well, pointless to me...
I already own a cool Siglent SDS1202X-E by the way.
Thanks for any ideas on this strange spec...
Welcome to the forum.
The 25 MHz refers to the UTD2025CL model and 150 MHz the UTD2152CL model.