In Reply to: RE: Performance posted by Dave_K on September 15, 2017 at 09:40:17:
All oscilloscopes have a specified bandwidth and all oscilloscopes are -3-dB down at their upper bandwidth limit. The minus 3-dB points are how bandwidth is defined. If you want a wider bandwidth, then you buy a scope with wider bandwidth. The wider the bandwidth, the more the oscilloscope costs. For audio work, 10-MHz is more than sufficient, but if you want wider bandwidth then you need to buy wider bandwidth.
The 25-MHz 2-channel PicoScope costs $225.
The 50-MHz 2-channel PicoScope costs $349.
If you want even wider bandwidth, then you have to buy a real oscilloscope.
Best regards,
John Elison
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