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October 4, 2011

Review of Tektronix’ MDO4104-6 mixed domain oscilloscope

by Laura Domela

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Tektronix loaned us a massive MDO4104-6 mixed domain oscilloscope for a few weeks. Not only does it show voltage over time, like you see on a standard scope or logic analyzer, it simultaneously measures the frequency domain. This is not just another scope with FFT, it has a fully functional spectrum analyzer built in. via Dangerous Prototypes

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