PicoScope 7 Software
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Newbie
Newbie
Hi,
I have purchased a Pico 2204 to learn about oscilloscopes and electronic circuits. I am learning using a book, complete Electronics by Boysen and Kybett.
I have progressed as far as a practical exercise on phase shifts in simple rc circuits p198, which requires the two probes supplied to be connected to the input and output. In addition the exercise requires a function generator. I was hoping to use the Awg facility on the 2204, but no lead is supplied.
Now for the really basic question. Do I need to purchase another probe, which model would be recommended and where to buy?
I have trawled through all the Pico documents I can find, including all the pdfs that apply to this product, but can find no answer.
I tend to buy what I need from CPC Farnell.
Personal details? 70 years old, retired software engineer / contractor. No previous electronics experience since school, where we were taught about valves!
I have purchased a Pico 2204 to learn about oscilloscopes and electronic circuits. I am learning using a book, complete Electronics by Boysen and Kybett.
I have progressed as far as a practical exercise on phase shifts in simple rc circuits p198, which requires the two probes supplied to be connected to the input and output. In addition the exercise requires a function generator. I was hoping to use the Awg facility on the 2204, but no lead is supplied.
Now for the really basic question. Do I need to purchase another probe, which model would be recommended and where to buy?
I have trawled through all the Pico documents I can find, including all the pdfs that apply to this product, but can find no answer.
I tend to buy what I need from CPC Farnell.
Personal details? 70 years old, retired software engineer / contractor. No previous electronics experience since school, where we were taught about valves!
Re: Newbie
If you want something from farnell
https://nl.farnell.com/w/c/test-measure ... -breakouts
Any one on that page will be sufficient for the AWG.
Benno
https://nl.farnell.com/w/c/test-measure ... -breakouts
Any one on that page will be sufficient for the AWG.
Benno
Re: Newbie
Thanks for that. Very useful.