Pico Interfacing an ADC to a Palm Pilot

	ADC 200 - 100 / 50 / 20 Dual Channel - High Speed 100 MS/s sampling 50 MHz Spectrum Analysis Advanced trigger modes Less than half the cost of a comparable benchtop scope
	The ADC 200 PC based oscilloscopes offer a performance level only previously available on traditional ‘benchtop’ scopes. Three models cater for all requirements: the ADV 200 / 100 which provides a 100MS/s digital storage oscilloscope and a 50mhz spectrum analyser, the ADC 200 / 50 provides a 50MS/s digital storage oscilloscope and a 25mhz spectrum analyser, and the ADC 200-20 that provides a 20MS/s digital scope and a 10mhz spectrum analyser.
	*ADC-100 Dual Channel High Resolution* 100 kS/s sampling 50 kHz Spectrum Analysis 12 bit resolution ADC-40/42 Single channel Low Cost	20 kS/s sampling 10 kHz spectrum Analysis 8 or 12 bit resolution
	The ASC 100 dual channel oscilloscope connects to the parallel port, and requires no power supply. The ADC 100 is a good general purpose instrument and its 100 kS/s sampling rate and 12 bit resolution make it ideal for audio work, since its spectrum analyser covers the audible frequency range. A special OEM version of the ADV 100 is also available, model ADC 101, designed specifically as a diagnostic tool in the industry. With the automotive version it is possible to create a menu of vehicle components and symptoms for comparison, an input signal from a vehicle speed or engine position sensor into RPM, km/h or mph. Contact Pico for full details.

Advantages of Pico’s Virtual Instrumentation

Size: By integrating several instruments into one small unit, a virtual instrument is lighter and more portable. When used with a notebook computer, field engineers can carry a complete electronics lab in their PC.

Ease of use: Pico virtual instruments are easier to use than traditional instruments; simple to use software and on screen help makes you an expert within minutes - no more bewildering arrays of switches and dials.

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Increased Functionality: Connection to a PC gives virtual instruments the edge: the ability to print and save waveforms is just one example. Service engineers can now have on disk a library showing waveforms from working instruments or likely faults.

Cost: The PC has made computing affordable, and now Pico virtual instruments have made test equipment affordable too.

General Features

Multiple views - simultaneous views of scope, spectrum and meters.

Overlay views - display both live and reference signals in the same window.

All software included - no additional costs, no incompatability problems.

Easy to set up and use - up and running in minutes. Full on line help.

Waveforms can be saved , printed, faxed or emailed from your PC.

Uses PC monitor - large colour display, ideal for education, training.

High reliability - two year guarantee.

Small and compact - takes little desk space, easily portable.

Low cost - less than half the cost of a comparable benchtop DSO.

Save multiple setups - Save setups for different tests and experiments.

Waveforms can be ‘cut and pasted’ straight into a word processor.


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