Review on 📊 Enhanced Siglent SDS1104X Oscilloscope: Standard Channels for Precise Measurements by Erik Haynes

Like many others I have switched from an old analog oscilloscope to this modern 4 channel digital oscilloscope and it has proved amazingly useful. I wish I had bought this sooner. Basically, an analog oscilloscope only works for repetitive events, such as B. Repetitive waveforms. But a digital (cumulative) oscilloscope even records single events. Such non-repeating signals are widely used in digital systems and microcontrollers, so it has been an indispensable tool in several recent projects. Large and clear color-coded screen that clearly associates on-screen elements with their respective controls and inputs. The four probes that come with it are of good quality and easy to fit into small spaces. Haven't tried using the decoders yet, which seems very thorough, but might be a little tedious to set up given the many options supported. (For logic decoding, an even better solution might be this very cheap USB-based 8-channel logic analyzer, which works amazingly well and is easy to set up for decoding. ?ie=UTF8&psc=1)