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Digital Oscilloscope DIY Kit - Through-hole
Product Description
Digital Oscilloscope DIY Kit
sku: KIT-09484
Description: This kit includes everything you need to build your very own, fully functional, digital oscilloscope. Once you've got it up and running, the oscilloscope features up to 5M samples/second, 8-bit resolution, up to 50Vpp max input voltage, and more!
This kit includes a semi-populated PCB, with all of the surface mount components already soldered on for you. The components left for you to solder are all through-hole. This is on the higher end of difficulty as far as through-hole kits go.
This kit pairs nicely with our BNC Probe Kit! A 9V power supply is required to run the oscilloscope; supply is not included.
Features:
- 9VDC power supply voltage
- <280mA current draw
- 5M samples/second (AUTO mode only)
- 8 bit resolution
- 256 sample memory depth
- 1MHz analog bandwidth
- 100mV/Div-5V/Div sensitivity
- 1MΩ impedance
- 50Vpeak-to-peak max input voltage
- DC/AC coupling
- Save and display up to 6 captures to memory
- Transfer screen capture to PC as a bitmap file (serial adapter not included)
- Backlit LCD display
Dimensions:
- 110x65x25mm
- Weight: 70g
Documents:
Product Reviews
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Excellent product for the price
Posted by Matthew Robinson on 25th Aug 2010
I built the oscilloscope without any issues, I mainly used the instructions at http://simlife.blogspot.com/2010/06/diy-oscilloscope.html.
I have just updated the firmware using a USBTinyISP (watch out for the non-standard programming header on the 'scope) and avrdude and have got the spectrum analyser feature working.
A few hours (and dollars) well spent :)
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Great for an electronic hobbyist/enthusiast
Posted by Joseph.E.Toth on 20th Aug 2010
Well, what a great little project. Very easy to complete and a great tool to have lying around the house. Without a doubt, it is the best project I've ever made due to it's versatility.
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Very satisfying...
Posted by Martin on 21st May 2010
A great afternoons worth of kit. Putting it together yourself and seeing it working is fantastic. Some soldering skills are required & check out the link from John Boxall....it really helps!
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A fascinating kit
Posted by John Boxall on 7th May 2010
This is one of those kits that screams at you "buy me buy me!"... and then you scream at it when assembling it. But at the end of the day very much worth it, however I'm glad to have bought the version with SMD already done. I have documented the assembly at http://bit.ly/abw9Yf
