[SI-LIST] Re: PCIe Oscilloscope

Heh. I thought he was asking about a PC-based 'scope :)

On that note, does anyone here have experience with USB-based oscilloscopes? 
I am looking for something to use for customer demos of our systems, and 
would prefer not to have to lug a full-fledged scope around. Luggage is a 
step-function, and right now I'm very nearly full.

I need only two channels + trigger, and really need only about ~200 MHz 
analog bw. 50 Ohm termination would be nice, but I can get by with an inline 
terminator if I need to. I don't need much in the way of features and 
smarts; I just need to display waveforms without horrible lag.

I've read various reviews for PC-based 'scopes, but I'd like some feedback 
from real engineers who have actually used any of these.

Any recommendations or contra-recommendations? Thanks!
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