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At the academic price of $250 I'm extremely tempted, but my personal value for it is decreased because I already own a "$775" 200MHz SDS1204X-E (hacked $400-500
by reaperman 3y ago
At the academic price of $250 I'm extremely tempted, but my personal value for it is decreased because I already own a "$775" 200MHz SDS1204X-E (hacked $400-500 SDS1104X-E) and a $1,500 LAP-C Pro (32064M) Logic Analyzer (250MHz-2GHz, 64-256MB/channel depending on how many channels you're actually capturing).
The main benefit to me would be the AWG feature, and maybe the software is more usable than the LAP-C software. Would this be a good option for me or is there another AWG I should consider for that price point to get much better performance/features? I ask here because there's probably quite a few hobbyists on HN with a basic scope and logic analyzer but lacking an AWG.
- adql 3y agoIf you buy Sigilent AWD you will be able to steer it from your scope, just connect them via USB cable For example I have SDS-1104X-E and SDG1025 and I can from the scope setup a frequency sweep on the generator then have scope make frequency response graph