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The majority of the review is available in movie format: I purchased a Rigol DP832 power supply from RAE Electronics (local supplier). I had a chance to play around with it and wanted to leave a bit of a review. To begin, I also bought some useful…
Oct 2014 · Product ReviewsRigol DP832 Review
I've been spending some time with a low-cost PicoScope device, and wanted to give a review in case you're looking at one. To begin with, you can check out my Circuit Cellar Articles about selecting a scope. There's also a video version of this: Introducing…
Apr 2014 · Product ReviewsPicoScope 2204A Review
If you check out my older blog post, you'll see a very detailed review of the PicoScope 6000 series device. I also had a chance to use a 5000 series device, specifically the 5444. The 5444 is a 4-channel scope with a built-in AWG. The sample rate is up to 1…
Jan 2014 · Product ReviewsPicoScope 5000 (5444) Review
This is an *EXTREMELY* long post, but there is a ton of ground I want to cover. I hope you find it useful if you are seriously considering purchasing an oscilloscope. Looking for a medium-cost scope? There's lots of options out there, and I'm going to…
Dec 2013 · Product ReviewsPicoScope 6000 (6403D) Review & Comparison
This blog post might seem commercial… but I have no connection to TotalPhase. I’ve used their Beagle 480 USB analyser for some time, and before that have used a variety of other solutions (mostly SW-based), so have some idea what other options are out there.…
Apr 2013 · Product ReviewsQuit wasting time debugging USB: Using TotalPhase Triggers
For some time I've been using a METCAL soldering station. I picked mine up used on E-Bay, as they are expensive new. They have phenomenal heat transfer ability - they use RF energy to transfer heat right to the tip. It means you can go from soldering a 0402…
May 2012 · Product ReviewsMetcal MX-500P Soldering Station Review & Repair
Recently I was using an e-book I had access to through my school’s subscription to Springer. They advertised a ‘MyCopy’ service, which gives you a printed copy of the e-book for $25 including shipping http://www.springer.com/mycopy. I couldn’t find a review…
Jan 2012 · Product ReviewsSpringer / SpringerLink MyCopy Review