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Supported Hardware Supported hardware From sigrok sigrok is intended as a flexible, cross-platform, and hardware-independent software suite, i.e., it supports various devices from many different vendors. Here is a list of currently supported devices (various stages of completeness) in the latest git version of libsigrok (http://sigrok.org/gitweb/?p=libsigrok.git;a=summary) (fewer devices might be supported in tarball releases) and devices we plan to support in the future. The lists are sorted by category ( supported: 230, in progress: 8, planned: 145), and alphabetically within those categories. Contents 1 Logic analyzers 2 Mixed-signal devices 3 Oscilloscopes 4 Multimeters 5 LCR meters 6 Sound level meters 7 Thermometers 8 Hygrometers 9 Anemometers 10 Light meters 11 Energy meters 12 DAQs 13 Dataloggers 14 Tachometers 15 Scales 16 Digital loads 17 Function generators 18 Frequency counters 19 RF receivers 20 Spectrum analyzers 21 Power supplies 22 GPIB interfaces 23 Potential other candidates Logic analyzers ARMFLY Mini- ASIX SIGMA BeagleLogic Braintechnology Braintechnology Logic (8ch, 24MHz) (16ch, 200MHz) (12(max 14)ch, USB Interface V2.x USB-LPS (8/16ch, 100MHz) (8/16ch, 24/12MHz) 24/12MHz) ChronoVu LA8 (8ch, ChronoVu LA16 CWAV USBee SX Dangerous Dangerous 100MHz) (16ch, 200MHz) (8ch, 24MHz) Prototypes Buspirate Prototypes USB IR Toy (5ch, 1MHz) (1ch, 10kHz) DreamSourceLab DreamSourceLab DreamSourceLab DreamSourceLab EE Electronics DSLogic (16ch, DSLogic Basic (16ch, DSLogic Plus (16ch, DSLogic Pro (16ch, ESLA100 (8ch, 24MHz) 400MHz) 100MHz) 400MHz) 400MHz) FTDI-LA (8ch, Hantek 4032L (32ch, Hantek 6022BL Hobby Components IKALOGIC ~10MHz) 400MHz) (8ch, 24MHz) HCTEST0006 (8ch, Scanalogic-2 (4ch, 24MHz) 20MHz) IKALOGIC Kingst LA2016 KingST KQS3506- Lcsoft Mini Board LeCroy LogicStudio ScanaPLUS (9ch, (16ch, 200MHz) LA16100 (16ch, (8/16ch, 24/12MHz) (8/16ch, 1GHz/500MHz) 100MHz) 100/50/32/16MHz @ 3/6/9/16ch) Logic Shrimp (4ch, MCU123 Saleae Meilhaus Logian- Microchip PICkit2 MCU123 USBee AX 20MHz) Logic clone (8ch, 16L (16ch, 200MHz) (3ch, 1MHz) Pro clone (8ch, 24MHz) 24MHz) mcupro Logic16 Openbench Logic Prist AKIP-9101 Robomotic Robomotic clone (16ch, 100MHz) Sniffer (32ch, 100MHz) (16ch, 200MHz) BugLogic 3 (8ch, MiniLogic (8ch, 24MHz) 24MHz) Saleae Logic (8ch, Saleae Logic16 Saanlima Pipistrello SUMP compatibles Sysclk LWLA1016 24MHz) (16ch, OLS (32ch, 100MHz) (16ch, 100MHz) 100/50/32/16MHz @ 3/6/9/16ch) Sysclk LWLA1034 Sysclk SLA5032 VKTECH saleae WayEngineer ZEROPLUS Logic (34ch, 125MHz) (32ch, 500MHz) clone (8ch, 24MHz) Saleae16 (16ch, Cube LAP-C(16032) 100/50/32/16MHz @ (16ch, 100MHz) 3/6/9/16ch) ZEROPLUS Logic ZEROPLUS LAP- Cube LAP-C(322000) 16128U (16ch, 200MHz) (32ch, 200MHz) Work in progress / planned : Acute PKLA-1216 Arduino (6ch, 4MHz) ASIX OMEGA (16ch, CoLA (96/48/24ch, (16ch, 200MHz) 400MHz) 25/50/100MHz) DreamSourceLab HSA Logic (8ch, Ideofy LA-08 (8ch, Intronix Logicport DSLogic U3Pro16 (16ch, 6.25MHz) 96/60/30MHz @ 2/4/8ch) LA1034 (34ch, 500MHz) 1GHz) Link Instruments LA- MiniLA (32ch, MiniLA Mockup (32ch, Noname LA16 (16ch, 5580 (80ch, 500MHz) 100MHz) 100MHz) 100MHz) Noname XL-LOGIC16- RockyLogic Ant8 (8ch, RockyLogic Ant18e Sysclk LWLA2034 100M (16ch, 500MHz) (8ch, 1GHz) (34ch, 200MHz) 100/50/32/16MHz @ 3/6/9/16ch) TechTools DigiView Tektronix TLA520X XMOS XTAG-2 (?ch, ZLG LA1032 (32ch, DV1-100 (18ch, 100MHz) (128ch, 2Ghz) 50MHz) 100MHz) Mixed-signal devices ARMFLY AX-Pro Sysclk AX-Pro (8ch, EE Electronics HT USBee-AxPro (8ch, 24MHz; 1ch analog, 24MHz; 1ch analog, ESLA201A (8ch, (8ch, 24MHz; 1ch analog, 3MHz BW) 3MHz BW) 24MHz; 1ch analog, 3MHz BW) 3MHz BW) LeCroy oscilloscope Noname LHT00SU1 Rigol DS1000D Rigol DS4000 series series (various) (8ch, 24MHz; 1ch analog, series (16ch, 2ch analog, (0/16ch , 2-4ch analog, 2- 3MHz BW) 50-150MHz BW) 4GS/s, 100MHz/200MHz/350M Hz/500MHz BW) HMO3000.jpg RTA4000.jpg Rigol VS5000D Rohde&Schwarz Rohde&Schwarz Rohde&Schwarz RT series (16ch, 2ch analog, HMO1002 series (2ch, HMO 3000 series (16ch, series (8/16ch, 2/4ch 20-200MHz BW) 1GS/s, 50-100MHz BW) 2/4ch analog, 4GS/s, 300- analog, 2-5GS/s, 50MHz- 500MHz BW) 1GHz BW) Saleae Logic Pro 16 Siglent SDS1000X Siglent SDS2000X Yokogawa DLM2000 (4/16ch, 500/100MHz; series (16ch, 2ch analog, series (16ch, 2/4ch series (8ch, 2/4ch analog, 16ch analog, 50MSa/s, 1GSa/s, 200/100MHz analog, 2GSa/s, 2.5GSa/s, 5MHz BW) BW) 300/200/150/100/70MHz 200/350/500MHz BW) BW) XZL_Studio AX XZL_Studio DX (8ch, 24MHz; 1ch analog, (16ch, 24MHz; 2ch 3MHz BW) analog), Analog not supported Work in progress / planned : Agilent MSO7104A BitScope BS10 (8ch, Digilent Analog Hantek 1008C (8ch) (16ch, ?; 4ch analog, 2GSa/s, 40MHz; 2ch analog, Discovery (16ch, 100MHz; 1GHz BW) 20MSa/s, ? BW) 2ch analog, 100MSa/s, 5MHz BW) HT USBee-DxPro (16ch, LabNation SmartScope Link Instruments MSO- Meilhaus MEphisto 24MHz; 2ch analog) (8ch, 100MHz; 2ch analog, 19 (8ch, 200MHz; 1ch Scope1 (16ch, 100kHz; 2ch 100MSa/s, 45MHz BW) analog, 200MSa/s, 60MHz analog, 1MSa/s, 500kHz BW) BW) PoLabs PoScope Basic2 QuantAsylum QA100 Saleae Logic8 Saleae Logic Pro 8 (16ch, 8MHz; 2ch analog, (12ch; 2ch analog) (3/6/7/8ch, (4/8ch, 500/100MHz; 8ch 200kSa/s, ? BW) 100/50/40/25MHz; 8ch analog, 50MSa/s, 5MHz analog, 10MSa/s, 1MHz BW) BW) Pico Technology Hantek DSO3254A PicoScope 3205D MSO (16ch, 250MHz; 4ch analog, (16ch, 100MHz; 2ch analog, 1GS/s, 250MHz BW; 1 ch 1/0.5GS/s, 100MHz BW) func/arb generator, 200MHz) Oscilloscopes Agilent DSO1000 Fluke ScopeMeter GW Instek GDS-800 Hameg HMO Hantek 6022BE series (2-4ch, 2GS/s, 60- 199B (2ch, 2.5GS/s, series (2ch, 25GS/s, 60- compact series (2-4ch, (2ch, 48MS/s, 20MHz 200MHz BW) 200MHz BW) 250MHz BW) 2GS/s, 70-200MHz BW) BW) Hantek DSO-2090 Hung-Chang DSO- Rigol DS1000E Rigol DS1000Z Rigol DS2000 series (2ch, 100MS/s, 40MHz) 2100 (2ch, 100MS/s, series (2ch, 1GS/s, 50- series (4ch, 1GS/s, 50- (2ch, 2GS/s, 70-200MHz 30MHz BW) 150MHz BW) 100MHz BW) BW) Rigol VS5000 series Rocktech BM102 SainSmart DDS120 YiXingDianZi (2ch, 20-200MHz BW) (2ch, 50MS/s, 20MHz (2ch, 50MS/s, 20MHz MDSO (2ch, 48MS/s, BW) BW) 20MHz BW) Work in progress / planned : DreamSourceLab Fluke ScopeMeter 123 Focussz Fosc21 (2ch, GW Instek GDS-2000 DScope C20P (2ch, (2ch, 25MS/s, 20MHz BW) 8kS/s, 3kHz BW) series (2ch, 1GS/s, 200MS/s, 50MHz BW) 60MHz/100MHz/200MHz BW) Hantek 6052BE (2ch, Hantek 6254BD (4ch, Hantek DSO-1200 (2ch, Hantek DSO-2100 (2ch, 150MS/s, 50MHz BW) 1GS/s, 250MHz BW) 500MS/s, 200MHz BW) 100M/s, 30MHz BW) Hantek DSO-220 (2ch, Hantek PSO2020 (1ch, Hantek DSO-2250 (2ch, Hantek DSO-5200A 60MS/s, 20MHz BW) 96MS/s, 20MHz BW) 250MS/s, 100MHz BW) (2ch, 250MS/s, 200MHz BW) Hantek iDSO1070 (2ch, Hantek iDSO1070A Incite Technology USB- Instrustar_ISDS205A 250MS/s, 70MHz BW) (2ch, 125MS/s, 70MHz BW) DUXfast (16ch, 3MHz, ? (2ch, 48MS/s, 20MHz BW) BW) Loto OSC802 (2ch, Nexus-Computing Owon SDS series (2ch, Pico Technology 80MS/s, 20MHz BW) OsciPrime (2ch, ?MS/s, 0.5-3.2GS/s, 60-300MHz PicoScope 2203 (40/20MS/s, 3.3MHz-8MHz BW) BW) 5MHz BW) Pico Technology Pico Technology Pico Technology Pico Technology PicoScope 2204A (100MS/s, PicoScope 2205 PicoScope 3206 PicoScope 5203 (1/0.5GS/s, 10MHz BW) (200/100MS/s, 25MHz BW) (200/100MS/s, 200MHz 250MHz BW) BW) SainSmart DDS140 Tektronix TDS2000B UNI-T UTD2042C (2ch, Velleman PCSU1000 (2ch, 200MS/s, 40MHz BW) series (2-4ch, 1-2GS/s, 60- 500MS/s, 40MHz BW) (2ch, 1GS/s, 50MHz BW) 200MHz BW) Velleman WFS210 (2ch, Voltcraft DSO-220 (2ch, Voltcraft DSO-3062C 10MS/s, ?? MHz BW) 60MS/s, 20MHz BW) (2ch, 1GS/s, 60MHz BW) Multimeters Agilent 34401A (6.5 Agilent 34405A Agilent U12xxx BBC Goertz Brymen BM257 digits, GPIB, RS232) (120000 counts, USB series (USB/Bluetooth) Metrawatt M2110 (6000 counts, TMC) (30000 counts, RS232) RS232/USB) Brymen BM257s Brymen BM525s Brymen BM857 Brymen BM859s Brymen BM869 (6000 counts, (10000 counts, USB) (50000 counts, RS232) (50000 counts, USB) (50000 counts, USB) RS232/USB) Digitek DT4000ZC EEVBlog 121GW Fluke 187/189 Fluke 287/289 Fluke 45 (100000 (4000 counts, RS232) (50000 counts, BLE, (50000 counts, RS232) (50000 counts, RS232) counts, GPIB/RS232) SD) Gossen Metrawatt Gossen Metrawatt Gossen Metrawatt Gossen Metrawatt Gossen Metrawatt Metrahit 14A (3100 Metrahit 16I (3100 Metrahit 18S (31000 Metrahit 25S (31000 Metrahit 29S (310000 counts, RS232) counts, RS232) counts, RS232) counts, RS232/USB) counts, RS232/USB) Gossen Metrawatt T- GW Instek GDM- GW Instek GDM- GW Instek GDM- GW Instek GDM- Com KMM2002 (3100 397 (4000 counts, 8251A (120000 counts, 8255A (199999 counts, 9060 (1200000 counts, counts, RS232) RS232/USB) RS232/USB/DigitalIO) RS232/USB/DigitalIO) LAN/RS232/USB/Digita lIO/GPIB) GW Instek GDM- HP 3457A (7.5 HP 3478A (5.5 HT Instruments ISO-TECH 9061 (1200000 counts, digits, GPIB) digits, GPIB) HT410 (3100 counts, IDM103N (4000 counts, LAN/RS232/USB/Digita RS232) RS232) lIO/GPIB) Keysight 34465A MASTECH MASTECH MASTECH MASTECH (1200000 counts, MAS345 (4000 counts, MS2115B (6000 counts, MS8250B (4000 counts, MS8250D (6600 counts, LAN/USB/GPIB) RS232) USB) USB) USB) Metex M-3850M Metex M-4650CR Metex ME-21 (2000 Metex ME-31 (4000 Metrix MX56C (4000 counts, RS232) (20000 counts, RS232) counts, RS232) counts, RS232) (50000 counts, RS232) Mooshim Norma DM950 PCE PCE-DM32 PeakTech 3330 PeakTech 3410 Engineering (21000 counts, RS232) (4000 counts, RS232) (4000 counts, (4000 counts, RS232) Mooshimeter (24bit, RS232/USB) BLE) PeakTech 3415 PeakTech 4370 PeakTech 4390A RadioShack 22-168 RadioShack 22-805 (6000 counts, USB) (2000 counts, RS232) (4000 counts, RS232) (2000 counts, RS232) (4000 counts, RS232) RadioShack 22-812
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