Actually, that=92s what I'm looking at; the mixed analog/digital models.
We've got a nice logic analyzer, but would like to correlate a few analog
signals on top.  I'm looking at a 4+16 setup windows based unit from
agilent.  I didn't care for their first generation windows based scopes; =
but
I'm hoping they've got the kinks smoothed out now.  They're running a
special on these now.  I've got ~10K budgeted, but I'd like to hear more
from actual users before getting one to try out.  If someone has a Tektro=
nix
equivalent package that they've used; I'd like to hear your experiences a=
s
well.

Thanks!
Dal
-----Original Message-----
From: Alan B. Pearce


>I'm looking at Agilents' offerings.

AFAIK these all come with monochrome screens, and I personally do not lik=
e
the update rates/methods on them. They do have the largest capture memori=
es
that I know of at this level though, which is good for zooming in on
waveforms when you have captured on a long timescale. They do have mixed
analog/digital models as well, but never used the digital modes on these,
although a colleague has one.

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