I have not tested for the historical Jitter problem as yet but do not expect there to be a problem with this firmware release. The SDS1104X-E is very similar to SDS2304X use in so many ways however the little X-E is more capable and powerful in many respects too.

It's one of the best general-purpose 4 channel digital storage oscilloscopes available for the maker electronics space. Quote from: bdunham7 on August 01, 2019, 03:17:37 pm The whole point of wanting to eliminate interpolation is that sometimes you want to see the raw data that the scope is receiving so you have a better idea of what it actually knows and what it is 'reconstructing'. Unless your voyage on the sea of reverse engineering takes you to the island of despair and desoldering individual components, you’ll be measuring the values of individual components in circuit.

So far all the equipment has worked as described, and has already helped in solving a few issues with my antennas systems. The first thing [Dave] does once the board is out of the enclosure is taking a nice, clear, and in-focus picture of both sides of the board. The affordable instruments in front of you today may not have a physical GPIB port, but the chances are they will have a USB port or even Ethernet over which you can exert the same control. Ultra Sigma software for remote control allows access to many features (most of which I personally am unlikely to use). We’ll assume that you’ve read the previous installment and have both Python and the required libraries on your machine.

It downloads a screen shot from the scope when something changes and then draws the trace waveforms on top to improve performance a bit. In the video embedded below, he describes in detail the process of adding a USB Video Capture (UVC) interface to his oscilloscope. There was a time when instruments sporting a GPIB connector (General Purpose Interface Bus) for computer control on their back panels were expensive and exotic devices, unlikely to be found on the bench of a hardware hacker. Early testing indicates that its overall performance isn’t quite to Tek standard but it is good and the feature-set is remarkable – so it may get more use than I originally thought.It also came with a free digital multimeter which made straight away it into the rubbish bin due to its poor quality. It ticked all the boxes of function and form factor for me and even gave me some to tick that I hadn’t considered. The 1054Z is packed full of features that are extremely useful and that I was pleased to find worked very well. We’ve seen other hacks on the Rigol DS1000Z series to capture a series of screenshots or to enable additional bandwidth and features, but adding a live video output was not one of the options so far.

The whole point of wanting to eliminate interpolation is that sometimes you want to see the raw data that the scope is receiving so you have a better idea of what it actually knows and what it is 'reconstructing'. From the list only the GW Instek GDS1000B has individual channel controls (and it can be found for less money than shown in the comparison). When you do this the Rigol DS1054Z will disable the option to turn off sin(x)/x, which indirectly proves the point being made.i wrote a program to take screenshots for many rigol devices and provide some interaction with the devices. I'm sure a lot of signal theorists will be interested in techniques to reconstruct information above the sample rate. PyPI", "Python Package Index", and the blocks logos are registered trademarks of the Python Software Foundation. The free pocket multimeter included did not influence the purchase decision but nevertheless was gratefully received.

The DS1054Z however has its praises sung far and wide with only a few of the ubiquitous grumblings from aside, so I took a punt. The 1052E is a bit long in the tooth and Rigol has just released the long-awaited update, the DS1054Z.But, it grew unexpectedly — as [Alfred] says, “the more the project turned out to be fun, the more it got out of hand”.