Edit: half tempted to bag that second hand unused Siglent SDG1032X on eBay at the moment. Only problem is it’s 10% off usual retail price. Is it worth losing supplier warranty for a £25 saving? No stock at Telonic though.
It would of course be instantly persuaded that it’s an SDG1062X ![Laughing :-DD](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/Smileys/default/smiley_laughing.gif)
Got 2 in a shipment on Thursday and both gone already.
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Ordered 4 more and hopefully will have a few in stock for a bit longer.
About SA's.
None of the TG's are 'really clean' in that amplitude flatness varies over the swept full range which is why all SA's have a Normalize function so any discrepancies can be nulled out.
I was very nervous of damaging them when I got my first one but the Siglents are pretty robust with 50V max input spec and an inbuilt DC block plus 50dB of internal attenuation able to be dialed up however there are limits on how much you can use and for how long. Doing high power stuff you still need pads of some sort.
Edit. All the Siglent SA's have a visible and audible warning when you get close to their input limits.
The newer Plus versions are really nice with touch and mouse control and the webserver and a few more fruits earlier ones didn't have. My first a SSA3032X is back in its box for when a customer comes along that's a good fit for it. Private needs and demo duties are now assigned to a SVA1032X.
If you're gunna improve one the SSA3021X Plus is the one to get.