I have one of these...and I bought it because of the reviews in Nuts and
Volts and also in Circuit Cellar.

You can't beat the price...especially if you're on a budget.  It's pretty
hard to read the LCD waveforms...i.e. it's hard to count pixels to
determine voltage levels and timing, but it does give you an at-a-glance
view of the shape of the waveform.


At 09:00 AM 2/8/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>Someone was talking about Palm Pilot controlled
>oscilloscopes and whatnot a day or two ago; Wittig
>makes a couple small and cool scopes. Their Pen-Type
>oscilloscope got a pretty good review in Nuts & Volts
>(Oct 2001, pp 41). It's cheap and interfaces to a PC
>or Palm and plus it has a litle screen on it already
>(not sure how useful it'd be in the field as a
>standalone however). BTW, I'm not a representative --
>it just looks cool. :)
>Anyway here's a link to their product page:
>
>http://www.wittig-technologies.com/english/05_products/products_01_overview.htm
>
>- T.C.
>
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