[chbot] DS0150

[Jasper Mackenzie]

Great advice!
Thanks for the links
Can you say a bit more about the outputs/inputs?

A lot of what I do is greater than 100V, can anyone suggest a cheap and
cheerful (isolated?) HV interface. I remember having such things at
Polytech many moons ago, apparently they were very $$

On 22 August 2017 at 14:06, Marshland Engineering <marshland at marshland.co.nz
> wrote:

> The one I have is a DSO112A $46 2 MHz. The resistive screen is a bit
> finicky
> but very happy with it.
>
> Do buy proper leads separately and make sure you get a 1x and 10x probe. I
> made a mistake with the first one and after reading the small print found
> it
> was a 100x.   So now I can read to 5000 volts !!!!
>
> The normal 90deg lead that comes with it is impossible to remove without
> pliers.
>
> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/DSO-112A-TFT-Mini-
> Digital-Oscilloscope-Portable-Touch-Screen-USB-Oscilloscope-
> Interface-2MHz-5Msps/32743812656.html
>
> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/O023-new-60MHz-Probe-x1-
> x10-for-Nano-DSO201-DSO203-Portable-Oscilloscope-FREE-
> SHIPPING/1681373767.html
>
>
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