I was using my new-ish Owon DS7102V scope tonight to troubleshoot a problem with a PicoKeyer firmware function. After I got it fixed, I took a screen shot to show just how impressive the capture buffer is on this thing…
Yes, that’s “DE N0XAS” in Morse code, sent at maybe 15 WPM. I set the scope up for single-shot capture, then saved the screen image to a USB drive. Suh-weet. I don’t think I posted these before, but here are some from when I was testing the ID-O-Matic II audio.
The first shows the audio wave form — a nice approximation of a sine wave. The second shows the scope’s FFT function, with two cursors (the vertical purple lines) showing the fundamental at 800 Hz, and the second harmonic at twice that. The third shows the cursors, now horizontal, showing that the second harmonic is about 33 dB down from the fundamental. Again… suh-weet. Not at all bad for a sub-$400 scope.