Re: Use a scope to determine overvoltage needed forstepper motors
Posted by
hansw
on 2000-01-29 06:50:00 UTC
Jon Elson wrote:
I'd love to have the TDS3054, but will stay happy and content with my 4(true) channel 100 MHz Iwatsu ( $600 used )
BTW for the slower stuff, I would simply use my (see web site) 12 bit Serial ADC and scale the input. It has a high stability
reference and can be event triggered.
It will of course only sample at 11K sample /second when run at 230400 Baud for one channel....
About September, my USB project ( web site) is going 8 channel ( I just got the Cypress C compiler ) and then it will be 1 mega
samples second at least, in a 12 bit version, this will be a spin off of another project I will be doing at that time.
Toys Toys... would I like more toys.... YES !
Jon, thanks for the insights, your opinions are worth reading...
hansw
> From: Jon Elson <jmelson@...>Not the Digital version, tigger it correctly and capture it to memeory... it works BETTER than the old phosphor storage scopes.
>
>
> Unfortunately, all of these are real-time scopes, and are very poor for
> very slow or one-time events.
> I use a real-time scope a lot, but for servoRight, but the 4 channel $1195 brand new item is a better value than any CRT based scope for the same $$$$
> tuning, etc. they just don't do it. Real storage scopes are finicky, and the
> CRT tubes cost much too much for a hobbyist to replace, if they go bad.
>
> For these kinds of applications, a DSO of any sort just can't be beat.
> We just got a Tek TDS3054, 4 ch, 500 MHz bandwidth, 5 GSa/Sec,
> Digital Persistence, waveform math, everything you could ever want.
> About $8975 (University Discount). Well, a LOVELY instrument,
> but only Bill Gates could afford it for hobby use!
>
I'd love to have the TDS3054, but will stay happy and content with my 4(true) channel 100 MHz Iwatsu ( $600 used )
BTW for the slower stuff, I would simply use my (see web site) 12 bit Serial ADC and scale the input. It has a high stability
reference and can be event triggered.
It will of course only sample at 11K sample /second when run at 230400 Baud for one channel....
About September, my USB project ( web site) is going 8 channel ( I just got the Cypress C compiler ) and then it will be 1 mega
samples second at least, in a 12 bit version, this will be a spin off of another project I will be doing at that time.
Toys Toys... would I like more toys.... YES !
Jon, thanks for the insights, your opinions are worth reading...
hansw
>
> A scope like this would have cost about $45000 just 5 years ago!
>
> Jon
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Discussion Thread
hansw
2000-01-28 11:38:44 UTC
Re: Use a scope to determine overvoltage needed forstepper motors
hansw
2000-01-28 13:25:38 UTC
Re: Use a scope to determine overvoltage needed forstepper motors
hansw
2000-01-28 18:24:05 UTC
Re: Use a scope to determine overvoltage needed forstepper motors
hansw
2000-01-29 06:50:00 UTC
Re: Use a scope to determine overvoltage needed forstepper motors