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It's 20MHz and we think donated by Darcy. | It's 20MHz and we think donated by Darcy. | ||
Made in West Germany, circa 1990. | Made in West Germany, circa 1990. | ||
See instruction manual: [[File:hameg_hm203-7.pdf]] | |||
== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||
Latest revision as of 21:01, 10 August 2025
| Hameg HM203 Oscilloscope | |
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| Manufacturer | HAMEG |
| Model | HM203-7 |
| Obtained | Donation (Unknown) |
| Location | Electronics Area |
| Team | Electronics |
| Induction Required | No |
| Risk Assessment | Yes, see the assessment |
| Tools: all pages • list • Power Tools • Broken tools {{}} | |
It's 20MHz and we think donated by Darcy.
Made in West Germany, circa 1990.
See instruction manual: File:Hameg hm203-7.pdf
Specifications
- 2 channels, max 1 mV / div. sensitivity.
- Component Tester
- Timebase: 0.1 s/div. to 20 ns/div.
- Variable holdoff
- Alternate Triggering
- Triggering: DC - 40 MHz
- TV Sync Separator
- Trigger LED
Warnings
When the X-Y button is depressed, the X signal is derived from channel 2 instead of scanning left to right.
The manual warns:
Should both input voltages be missing or fail in the X-Y mode, a very bright light dot is displayed on the screen. This dot can burn into the phosphor at a too high brightness setting (INTENS. knob) which causes either a lasting loss of brightness, or in the extreme case, complete destruction of the phosphor at this point.