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    Troubleshooting Dead Laptops With DSO Quad?

    I wish to minimize my time spent to locate the cause(s) of dead motherboard providing no sign of physical damage.

    Many schematics have wave pattern that shows boot-up processes etc. Oscilloscopes are expensive, huge and takes up space. Can I use the DSO Quad to make my work life easier regarding dead motherboards?
    Full-time computer repair tech (10am - 6pm) and full-time, (8am - 11pm), Ruby on Rails Developer

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    Re: Troubleshooting Dead Laptops With DSO Quad?

    "Two 36Mhz analog channels and two digital channels"
    You need at least 100mhz. But its enough for a start.
    Last edited by spidey; 07-24-2013, 06:29 AM.

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      Re: Troubleshooting Dead Laptops With DSO Quad?

      Originally posted by speedypro View Post
      I wish to minimize my time spent to locate the cause(s) of dead motherboard providing no sign of physical damage.

      Many schematics have wave pattern that shows boot-up processes etc. Oscilloscopes are expensive, huge and takes up space. Can I use the DSO Quad to make my work life easier regarding dead motherboards?
      Take a look at hantek dso 2250 PC USB Digital Oscilloscope 100MHz 250MSa/s. I've been wanting to buy this. It will save some space and displays on your laptop.

      However, i'd like to know the pros and cons of usb dso.

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        Re: Troubleshooting Dead Laptops With DSO Quad?

        Originally posted by spidey View Post
        "Two 36Mhz analog channels and two digital channels"
        You need at least 100mhz. But its enough for a start.
        I may just but this then huh? LOL

        Originally posted by whaldsz View Post
        Take a look at hantek dso 2250 PC USB Digital Oscilloscope 100MHz 250MSa/s. I've been wanting to buy this. It will save some space and displays on your laptop.
        I dont like the looks
        Full-time computer repair tech (10am - 6pm) and full-time, (8am - 11pm), Ruby on Rails Developer

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