I have a PicoScope and it is very good for the money IMO, but I also had a ocilloscope multi-meter type thing that could connect to the PC to chart the data and it wasn't that accurate.
You can use a sound card to do some scope work, but again it only goes up to 20KHz, or if you have a 96KHz or 192KHz card a bit higher. Even a 192KHz card doesn't really go high enough for proper usage though.
You can use a sound card to do some scope work, but again it only goes up to 20KHz, or if you have a 96KHz or 192KHz card a bit higher. Even a 192KHz card doesn't really go high enough for proper usage though.
Loads of free scope software out there,ive used http://www.infinitespectra.com/freeware/index.html many moons ago and still have there software on the "work" machine.The other option if your really keen,and don't mid playing with high voltage is to convert an old black n white telly into a scope