Re: Advise wanted on equipment purchase
- From: "David L. Jones" <altzone@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Jul 2005 23:00:00 -0700
siliconmike wrote:
> I have started a small Electronic consultation company and have a small
> budget of $7000 to buy few equipments like scopes, smd soldering tools,
> analysers, processor kits..etc. (I already have low cost meters,
> soldering irons etc..)
>
> The kind of work that we would be doing is -
>
> 1. microprocessor based SMD systems, say running at 300 MHz
>
> 2. RF stuff, possibly <- (I don't have any experience here, but willing
> to learn)
>
>
>
> I would like to invite advise of experienced people as to what to buy.
> What you guys have.. What companies / models are matured.. Or some
> sharp shooter advise..
>
> (I need to decide in a week's time)
>
> Or probably just a general discussion.
>
> Mike
The Agilent 54600 series combined scope and logic analyser are supurb
value and will likely be all you need for combined analog/micro
debugging (the deep memory is supurb). Fits within your budget too.
But I echo some of the sentiments of the other posters.
What micros are you using that work at 300MHz?
Do you know how to probe a 300MHz *digital* system? (not to mention, do
you know how much these probes can cost? :->)
If you have experience with micros as you claim, then you should know
this sort of stuff already.
Give us some more info on what sort of stuff you'll be working on and
we'll be able to help you out some more.
Regards
Dave :)
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