- Real-time sampling rate up to 50M hz
- Recommended input: 1 ~ 15M hz
- 10 times over voltage protection
- DC-coupled and AC-coupled input
- 1K HZ square wave signal output
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SainSmart DDS120 Portable Handheld PC-Based USB Digital Storage Oscilloscope 20MHz Bandwidth 50M/S
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Specifications for this item
| Brand Name | SainSmart |
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| Part Number | DDS-120 |
| UPC | 811820020471 |
| Body Style | Handheld |
| Design | DDS120 |
| EAN | 6955170835850 , 0811820020471 |
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| Is Recalled? | N |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UNSPSC Code | 25170000 |
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Product Description
SainSmart DDS-120 is a medium-performance oscilloscope. The highlighting advantage is the high performance price ratio. When you do not want to spend a high price to buy a traditional oscilloscope, this product will be a good choice.
DDS-120 takes operation of traditional oscilloscope operation and part function of display transfer drawing into the computer by the software to achieve. As long as the DDS-120 via USB cable into your compute, it will form a complete oscilloscope test system after running the software.
Features
* Computer USB supply power directly
* Support XP~Win8 series of operating system
* Waveform recording and continuous playback as well as specified frame playback functions by frame-by-frame
* Input channel arithmetic and FFT analysis
* Anti-aliasing features of waveform drawing to reduce rendering errors further
* Memory unction of user personalization settings
* The rapid completion of the mouse to control the trigger function settings
* Optional colors of black and white pattern to create reports document screenshot
Applications
* Site engineer travel to debug
* Electronics Engineer develop tools
* AE engineers diagnose equipment and solve the problem for customer on-site
* The ideal partner of electronic enthusiasts for their amateur making
* Fault diagnosis equipment for repair personnel Demonstration Teaching Laboratory aids of colleges
* Automatic test equipment for production
Note: Please download updated software and manual here:
https://s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/sain-amzn/20/20-010-730/DDS120-software-140916.zip
https://s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/sain-amzn/20/20-010-730/DDS120+Driver.zip
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Scott V.
on April 12, 2015
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Great Purchase thank you SainSmart. This item is perfect for you average electronics Hobbyist. Its just as it is described it is a medium performance Oscilloscope, with a great performance:price Ratio. If you are expecting a professional grade Oscilloscope don't bother. But if you want something that analyzes small electronics Circuits this is a great tool. The updated software listed by amazon is extremely easy to configure, I have a windows 8.1 Asus 11.6inch laptop that does not have a CD Drive and the updated software works great with it, its basically plug n' play. So to answer some peoples questions no you do not need a cd drive to buy this product, you just download the software from the link provided on this page and save it to your hardrive. After you have extracted the file from the zipped folder to your Hdd their is basically no more configuration needed for a windows 8 computer. This device is extremely compact and portable if you have a laptop computer, i would say more so then a regular bench O-Scope. The Probes it came with are very high quality i was very impressed
with them. The software has a very easy to use and intuitive interface, it probably took me less than 10 mins to get the hang of all the controls. The ability to save and record your wave forms is a great feature. Basically i could not have been more impressed with an oscilloscope that i bought for $67 with free 2 day shipping for analyzing your average hobbyist digital electronics circuits. I would recommend this to absolutely any hobbyist, if you are a professional looking for a scope with precise accuracy, i would look elsewhere but for everyone else you wont be disappointed.Read more ›
with them. The software has a very easy to use and intuitive interface, it probably took me less than 10 mins to get the hang of all the controls. The ability to save and record your wave forms is a great feature. Basically i could not have been more impressed with an oscilloscope that i bought for $67 with free 2 day shipping for analyzing your average hobbyist digital electronics circuits. I would recommend this to absolutely any hobbyist, if you are a professional looking for a scope with precise accuracy, i would look elsewhere but for everyone else you wont be disappointed.Read more ›
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D. Chapman
on December 9, 2015
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Really great product, really bad documentation.
This desperately needs some third-party software, and/or some third-party documentation. I hear that Source Forge has a package for Sainsmart USB scopes: http://sourceforge.net/projects/logic140/
It does almost everything I want, but is kind of hard to figure out. The triggering is especially strange.
Still, it is better than my old Tek scope, because you can e-mail a screen grab, or put the capture parms into a document easily.
After using it on a project for three weeks: The triggering is really flaky. It looks like they do not really have hardware triggering. It looks like they just go data grabs, and then decide (in software) if the trigger event was satisfied. This works OK for highly repetitive waveforms, with a repeat time between 1ms and 100 ms. For capturing glitches, not so much. The claimed sample rate is much too high. I have trouble getting an accurate picture of a 100nsec digital pulse: It often shows as a half-height triangle pulse, and frequently misses the pulse entirely. The actual bandwidth of the input appears to be between 5-10 MHz.
I strongly suspect that better software would fix most of the issues with this device. They really need to open-source it.
This desperately needs some third-party software, and/or some third-party documentation. I hear that Source Forge has a package for Sainsmart USB scopes: http://sourceforge.net/projects/logic140/
It does almost everything I want, but is kind of hard to figure out. The triggering is especially strange.
Still, it is better than my old Tek scope, because you can e-mail a screen grab, or put the capture parms into a document easily.
After using it on a project for three weeks: The triggering is really flaky. It looks like they do not really have hardware triggering. It looks like they just go data grabs, and then decide (in software) if the trigger event was satisfied. This works OK for highly repetitive waveforms, with a repeat time between 1ms and 100 ms. For capturing glitches, not so much. The claimed sample rate is much too high. I have trouble getting an accurate picture of a 100nsec digital pulse: It often shows as a half-height triangle pulse, and frequently misses the pulse entirely. The actual bandwidth of the input appears to be between 5-10 MHz.
I strongly suspect that better software would fix most of the issues with this device. They really need to open-source it.
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