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Difference between PS2208A, 5203
Difference between PS2208A, 5203
Hello,
What are the differences between the 5203 and 2208A oscilloscopes? I have the former one. Is there a reason to switch?
Regards,
PeterG
What are the differences between the 5203 and 2208A oscilloscopes? I have the former one. Is there a reason to switch?
Regards,
PeterG
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Hitesh
Re: Difference between PS2208A, 5203
Hello Peter,
You can compare the specifications via the following pages:
PicoScope 5203: http://www.picotech.com/discontinued/PicoScope5203.html
PicoScope 2208A: http://www.picotech.com/picoscope2200-s ... tions.html
The PicoScope 2208A has a small footprint relative to the PicoScope 5203 but one thing to note is that it does not have an external trigger inputs.
Although the maximum sampling rates are identical, the PicoScope 5203 has a large onboard buffer memory (32MS) compared to 48ks for the PicoScope 2208A, while in terms of bandwidth the PicoScope 5203 has a bandwdith of 250MHz versus 200MHz for the PicoScope 2208A.
The resolution (8 bits) is the same.
I hope this helps.
You can compare the specifications via the following pages:
PicoScope 5203: http://www.picotech.com/discontinued/PicoScope5203.html
PicoScope 2208A: http://www.picotech.com/picoscope2200-s ... tions.html
The PicoScope 2208A has a small footprint relative to the PicoScope 5203 but one thing to note is that it does not have an external trigger inputs.
Although the maximum sampling rates are identical, the PicoScope 5203 has a large onboard buffer memory (32MS) compared to 48ks for the PicoScope 2208A, while in terms of bandwidth the PicoScope 5203 has a bandwdith of 250MHz versus 200MHz for the PicoScope 2208A.
The resolution (8 bits) is the same.
I hope this helps.