Has anyone seen this before? www.pico-meter.com
Looks like a great tool for debugging projects. Has anyone used one? 70 bucks for an oscilloscope sounds very tempting
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I’ve not used one, but the price looks good for the functions it has. Let us know how it goes.
I’ve used the Nonolith CEE, and someone I know uses the Mooshimeter. The CEE is 5V limited and USB connected; and not isolated, so you have to watch for ground loops. The Mooshimeter has to be taken apart just to change the microSD card or press the reset button. A real DSO wins over both though, because of bandwidth and resilience, and is worth the investment if you plan to be doing electronics a bit.
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The pico-meter looks ok for low voltage, battery powered stuff. I’d be worried about how long those probes & cables would last with any regular use.
I’ve got a couple of Mooshimeters. The software still needs improvement, but the datalogging functions are pretty neat, they use normal (replaceble) probes, and are safety tested.
For quick measurements I still prefer a traditional multimeter - no stuffing around with my phone and bluetooth connections.
Oh, and an oscilloscope with 200kS/s sampling rate is only barely useful for audio or PWM measurements - likely to be useless for most digitial logic measurements like I2C for SPI debugging.
Thanks fellows. I’ll buy one and see how it goes.
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