Test gear
The right instrument is the one that shows the signal you don't understand yet. Budget pocket tools and a logic analyzer catch most digital bugs before a bench scope is necessary.
Over 120 parts spanning pocket oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, RF and semiconductor analyzers, multimeters, soldering tips and consumables. DSO Quad and Miniware's 4-channel scope cover waveforms; Kingst LA5016 and ScanaQuad handle logic capture.
- Pocket instruments cover most digital debugging: DSO Quad and Miniware's 4-channel mini oscilloscope for waveforms, Kingst LA5016, ScanaQuad and the Open Workbench Logic Sniffer for logic capture, Waveshare's 0.96-inch USB-C power meter for inline power profiling.
- RF and component-level work has dedicated hardware: RF Explorer 6G Combo PLUS for spectrum analysis, SARK-110 for antennas, Atlas DCA Pro for semiconductor curve tracing, Digital Capacitance Meter for passive components, Flipper Zero for sub-GHz radio, RFID and NFC.
- The soldering side is tips and consumables rather than stations: TS-B2, TS-C4, TS-D24 and TS-K tips for Miniware-style irons, Antex XS replacement bits, desoldering wick, Pro'sKit leaded solder and an anti-static wrist strap.
