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USB oscilloscope under linux
Please help me choose a USB oscilloscope. The requirements are as follows:
— at least 2 channels;
- bandwidth 20 MHz (or better 40);
— the possibility of external synchronization;
- galvanic isolation is highly desirable;
- the most important thing: the ability to work under linux! Not necessarily with native software.
Does such a thing exist in nature? So far I have found only Hantek devices (with the OpenHantek library ), but I am not satisfied with the lack of galvanic isolation and the frankly Chinese quality of installation (somewhere there was a photo of the insides).
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Pulled some links where DSO and Linux are mentioned:
www.bitscope.com/
www.syscompdesign.com/
www.elandigitalsystems.com/
At the moment, for $130 you can buy a flatbed oscilloscope, such as this
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