Looks like the AD-2 is a good entry-level scope, but I'm not sure it meets your "better than 'hobby-grade'" requirement, judging from the comments on the page you linked.

I have a PicoScope 3405D that I adore. At $1500, it may be outside your price range, but the 2000 series is much more affordable and I would expect it to be just as high quality, if not as feature-rich, for less of a cash outlay.

PicoScope software, though not open-source, runs on Linux, and they publish an SDK to the driver for folks who want to write their own software.

Note: As far as I can tell, most Pico hardware does not work on ARM platforms, as Pico Tech have yet to devote any resources to building the drivers on that platform. So, sadly, no Raspberry Pi or Chromebook front-ends yet.

Another note: As you probably know, a scope is only as good as its probes. Be prepared to drop some decent cash on good probes if you want to measure signals much past the audio range.

-Brian

On 04/23/2018 12:24 PM, Robert Henry via TriEmbed wrote:
Just something to analyze input signals from sensors, PWM waves, looking
for transients, etc...

My criteria:
- good value for money
- better than "hobby grade" but far from "industrial strength"
- relatively easy to use


I came across this one which seems to be well received.  What do folks
think?

https://store.digilentinc.com/analog-discovery-2-pro-bundle/

Thank you,
Rob


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