Exploring the Digilent Analog Discovery 3000 Pro Series - Workbench Wednesdays

[@rockpadstudios]

I love the Digilent scope I use it for current sensing and it works just great.

[@cycnus]

This is an amazing tool. Great configurability and extensibility. I wish it was cheaper and there was a version with more bandwidth but it's still a good price for a lab that needs to build complex tests, or as part of an automated inspection rig on a factory floor.

[@markday3145]

I have an Analog Discovery 2. I love being able to look at things on my huge monitor. I do find some of the user interface controls in Waveforms to be a little hard to understand, and the documentation can be sparse, or merely repeats the terminology used in the user interface. Using different terminology and expanding on it with a few sentences would be very helpful. Seeing sample data in table format has been extremely helpful in certain situations.

[@traditionaltools5080]

It looks great but I see on their website that the scope is limited to a 50V input. Thats pretty low.

[@ec11368]

thank you very much

[@drrenard1277]

This is awesome but have a few questions. Is the software Windows only or is there Linux install available? I don't want to assume that it's only windows as the machine has Linux server on it. If not, I am sure it's something that can use graphana instead or virtual machine windows, which I do for other things anyway. The other question is can you use multiple units together in the PC software for these?

[@MrEptor]

i've been using the waveforms software in linux for years, a year ago the analog discovery 2 had problems disconnecting randomly, but the last version fixed the issue and i can tell that waveforms is fantastic in linux :), as for the last question, i have no idea if you can use more than one at a time

[@raul0ca]

It's nice but if I kill my oscilloscope doing something stupid I'm only down an oscilloscope. Here I'd be down a function generator, power supply...

[@MAYERMAKES]

Go figure....ääh measure

[@Mr.Beauregarde]

I'm sorry, did you "get this from the Element14 community" or is that some corporate advertising bullshit

[@bald_engineer]

The element14 Community has the Road Test program, which is where members on the site can apply for a chance to receive tools in exchange for written reviews. While accepting applications, the program manager loaned me one of the units so I could make a video on it. I'm sorry, but I don't know how to explain it any better.

[@vladnickul]

1.551,69 euro LOL