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I'd love a 'scope. I wouldn't have the faintest idea how to use it, but I'd want it sat on my shelf making important looking patterns.
Some former colleagues of mine, device driver and BIOS developers, used them all them time and I was very envious.
I was about to say there's 5 in this room, but I just realised there's one of those useless Velleman battery operated things on a shelf...
There's another 3 upstairs, including a classic valve jobbie from about 1953, one of the dim, green & fuzzy British made from girders type of oscilloscope...
There's another 3 upstairs, including a classic valve jobbie from about 1953, one of the dim, green & fuzzy British made from girders type of oscilloscope...
I've just thrown away a 1950's sound meter - it felt like it was made from cast iron. The only sounds it would have measured would have been the groans from the operator trying to hold it steady.
Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?
Got one of those too, not that I've ever used it...
At one place, the Tech Director had bought an HP Logic Analyzer... I attempted to use it once, but on discovering the size of the manual, I put it back under the bench & used a different approach...
That bug caused a radio modem to drop (randomly) about 8 to 14 characters in every 100k or so.
It was caused by the interrupts being re-enabled one instruction too soon, which under the right circumstances caused the interrupts to stack up & corrupt the pointer to the serial receive buffer.
I've just thrown away a 1950's sound meter - it felt like it was made from cast iron. The only sounds it would have measured would have been the groans from the operator trying to hold it steady.
The first 'scope I bought was a Hartley 13A... ex-MOD... (actually ex-WD).
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