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Embedded Oscilloscopes, PC Oscilloscopes...

...can be pure printed circuit boards (for example oscilloscopes as PCI or PXI module) or PC oscilloscopes in a module housing. Among others, embedded scopes with USB or Ethernet are common. These devices do not have a front panel with operating elements and display. These tasks are performed by the software in the PC or laptop. The embedded scope module contains the pure measurement hardware. A PC is therefore always required in addition. Depending on the model, the embedded oscilloscope is supplied with power via USB or with an additional external power supply unit.

Advantage of embedded devices: Measurement data for further processing immediately available in the PC. Software can be equipped with many additional functions, upgrades extend the functions and keep oscilloscope up-to-date. Space saving in embedded applications, in test stands or in mobile applications when a laptop is already "in the bag" anyway.