Hi.
What is the buffer size on the VERUS, for scan data and for the scope? Since the VERUS is, essentially, a tablet laptop I would think that the buffer would only be constrained by the RAM in the machine and/or the space available on the drive. I know with the MODIS/VPro you can capture quite a bit of data, time wise, but at the sacrifice of resolution. Will this also be the case with the VERUS?
One of the things that I do find amazing about the Pico scope, for example, is that you can leave the thing running, watching for an intermittent, for an extended period of time -- then later come back, stop the scope, scroll back through tons of captured data, and then zoom in to a really tight time base.
I guess all these questions I have could be answered if I had my hands on one.
What is the buffer size on the VERUS, for scan data and for the scope? Since the VERUS is, essentially, a tablet laptop I would think that the buffer would only be constrained by the RAM in the machine and/or the space available on the drive. I know with the MODIS/VPro you can capture quite a bit of data, time wise, but at the sacrifice of resolution. Will this also be the case with the VERUS?
One of the things that I do find amazing about the Pico scope, for example, is that you can leave the thing running, watching for an intermittent, for an extended period of time -- then later come back, stop the scope, scroll back through tons of captured data, and then zoom in to a really tight time base.
I guess all these questions I have could be answered if I had my hands on one.
Comment