Usbee Ax Pro Software Download

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atwork -- it used to be a factory assembling & repairing electronic devices -- they have a complete room full of dozens of unused supposedly expensive HP oscilloscopes somewhere in the back of a warehouse. They have not been used for years. kinda forgotten there. I asked if i could be donated one to have fun at home but i have been told that even though they are not used now, they are too expensive to be donated to employees. i have not been given a price, but it seems they were paid about several thousands EUR

i have used oscilloscopes back at school, it was kind of fun, but well... playing video games was fun too back then

so i have not used any since high-school and embedded hardware is a recent hobby of mine. basically i am not sure i could do anything with an oscilloscope, and an expensive one feels like it might not be a good option of a n00b like me. not to mention that i doubt the oscilloscope would convert the UP/DOWN signals into usable bytes like wireshark does with network.

Important: i have never read the hundreds pages long of official low level USB norm/protocol definition (what i will call here the "transport protocol"). However i am expert with the targeted peripheral "application-level protocol" i want to see on the device under test while it is operating.

USB Low Layer Protocol

The integrated USB driver of the xxxxxxxxxxx device emulates a RS232 serial port.

The xxxxxxxxxxx device is processed as a Communication Device Class (CDC), in accordance with the "USB Device Class Specifications, version 2.0" available from the web site, in "developers, document" section.

The xxxxxxxxxxx device use the full speed transfer rate 12 Mbits/s, and is compatible with USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 Host Systems or hubs.

on the other post

is it this ? ==> -logic-usbee-ax-usb-blaster/

sorry if i sound stupid, but this is some sort of a "3 in 1" cheap chinese copy, right ? (no offense to chinese ppl)

and it seems the highest sample rate is 24 msps which not enough, so buying this would just be a waste of money

Making a scope is much harder, since you'll need to make a good analog front end. I recently finished a design for a digital power meter AFE and it was surprisingly hard to design even though it only has a 5kHz bandwidth. (The main problems were accuracy and crosstalk.)

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