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Oscilloscopes are mentioned a few times, but not for the main reason I assumed they would be. Many of them include an x/y mode to use them as vector displays,
by tyingq 3y ago
Oscilloscopes are mentioned a few times, but not for the main reason I assumed they would be.
Many of them include an x/y mode to use them as vector displays, even some of the cheap ~$150 ones.
- theamk 3y agoTIL: even today, they still make analog oscilloscopes [0] The are not cheap though - almost $1000 for a 30MHz model which is super expensive, especially compared to digital model. I assume "$150" refer to price for a used oscilloscope. [0] https://www.bkprecision.com/products/data-acquisition-recorders-loggers/2120C https://www.bkprecision.com/products/data-acquisition-record...
- tyingq 3y ago$150 for a new, cheap/small digital oscope that supports an X/Y mode. Yes, it's not truly a vector display, but accepts vector x/y input and rasterizes it. Not all of these have an X/Y mode though, so check first. But, yes,old oscopes with CRTs is an option also.