Measure signals with a PC oscilloscope
Viewing and capturing electrical waveforms on a PC with a USB PicoScope oscilloscope and the free PicoScope 7 software, as documented by Pico Technology for the 2000 Series.
Technologies that could fit
Suggestions only, not a recommendation. Check each record for limits.
PicoScope 7
Pico Technology's free PC oscilloscope application for its USB PicoScope oscilloscopes, available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Evidence: Inferred
PicoScope 2000 Series
USB-powered PC oscilloscopes, 10-100 MHz, 2 or 4 analog channels (MSO models add 16 digital channels), with built-in function/arbitrary waveform generator.
Evidence: Inferred
PicoScope 2204A
Entry-level 2-channel USB-powered PC oscilloscope: 10 MHz bandwidth, 100 MS/s real-time sampling, 8 kS buffer, built-in function/arbitrary waveform generator.
Evidence: Inferred
PicoScope 2208B
Top of the 2000B 2-channel line: 100 MHz bandwidth, 1 GS/s real-time sampling, 128 MS buffer, USB-powered PC oscilloscope with function/arbitrary waveform generator (MSO variant 2208B MSO adds 16 digital channels).
Evidence: Inferred
Caveats
Scope: general low-voltage signal viewing as documented by Pico Technology. No mains, high-voltage or safety-critical guidance; follow the Pico documentation and the probe and input ratings for any measurement. Model figures in clm-uc-scope-005 were checked against the PicoScope 2000 Series data sheet (MM071.en-11) and the audited model records. Operating-system versions and per-model PicoScope 7 support should be taken from the audited model records. skill_level and budget_band are not set because no primary source states them.