2Ghz 6000A will costs appx 11900€ incl. VAT, the 7000A won´t be cheaper.
So it will be a nice to know that siglent could also offer pro-scopes.
, others would have the men with the white jacket come for me.
Some pictures here: http://www.utestek.com/product/1302.html
Some pictures here: http://www.utestek.com/product/1302.html
They even made it Rigol colored!
Sadly they will match the price of Rigol DS70504 20 GSa/s oscilloscope too (30k €).
That got me immediately ! Whey Siglent would follow HPAK, LeCroy and Rigol with a dark color scheme IDK.
Yet this new Siglent scope is surely out of budget for small companies and hobbyists.
12-bit/10-bit models. As yet unknown if these will be available to the west.
When it comes to top professionals or critical application, especially in the price tag I think this new Siglent scope will fall, I think we are forced to follow the trend and display a Keysight or Tek or Lecroy badge on the attached print screens. Like when I worked on audio I had to have an Audio Precision badge on my print screens despite there are great audio analysers from other brands too, that sometimes are even better than AP in my experience (R&S, Spectral Measurements (formerly Prism Audio), etc.).
That begs the question, is there room for another top tier brand at the table?
Why wouldn't there be, just why ?
I thought other models (since the SDS5000X) all ran linux, was i wrong?
Not random that on my Siglent equipment calibration sheets the devices used for calibration are Agilent etc. lol.
So I think it's quite risky for Siglent aiming at a top end niche were players that basically invented the oscilloscope dominate already.
Let's suppose that a "big brand" oscope with the same specs costs twice the Siglent, I think big companies with large budget still have a "marketing" need to choose the big brands.
Yet this new Siglent scope is surely out of budget for small companies and hobbyists.
edit: maybe it can be a great resource for embargoed countries, USA cannot sell technology to
I have a consideration, please don't misunderstand me.
I currently own the SDS2104X HD I fell in love with (I sold my Keysight for this), I have a Siglent multimeter on my office bench, I have a Siglent power supply and I am ordering a Siglent function generator. So I am a fan and I consider them wonderful equipment for my daily duties that is testing LED power supplies.
But...
Now I think that some companies, large ones, think about Tesla testing their motor inverters or Honeywell testing avionics and so on, probably need to show a "top brand" badge on their papers.
I have a consideration, please don't misunderstand me.
I currently own the SDS2104X HD I fell in love with (I sold my Keysight for this), I have a Siglent multimeter on my office bench, I have a Siglent power supply and I am ordering a Siglent function generator. So I am a fan and I consider them wonderful equipment for my daily duties that is testing LED power supplies.
But...
Now I think that some companies, large ones, think about Tesla testing their motor inverters or Honeywell testing avionics and so on, probably need to show a "top brand" badge on their papers.
In many cases true but - world is changing.
Currently, some users of Siglent devices include, for example (bit old list) including also your named Tesla :
(and of course lots of smaller companies)
Nokia, Cisco, Ericsson, Samsung, LG, ZTE, Broadcom, Hytera, FiberHome.
Tesla, BMW, Toyota, Siemens, BYD, Yaskawa, Desay SV automotive, Mitsubishi Electric, L.B.N.
TexasInstruments, Intel, Linear, Broadcom, Microchip, Realtek, GE Imagination atwork, NXP, Allwinner, ETS-Lindgren
Microsoft, Google, Toyota, Apple, Sharp, Haier, Microchip, Dji, Skyworth, Asus.
Harward University, Princeton University, University of Cambridge, Stanfor University, Massachusets Institute of Technology,
Tsinghua University, Peking University, Zhejiang University, University of Science and Technology of China, Fudan University