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Vintage Low-Frequency Oscilloscope Description: Purpose: Designed as part of a biological teaching and research system (often paired with bio-amplifiers, stimulators, and lead selector boxes) rather than a general-purpose high-frequency electronics oscilloscope. Sensitivity: Features low-frequency, high-sensitivity vertical amplifiers (around 50 mV/cm sensitivity), meaning it is built to pick up small biological signals rather than high-voltage or high-frequency electronic waveforms. Bandwidth: Very limited high-frequency bandwidth compared to standard benchtop oscilloscopes. No bio-amplifier or lead cables included. Turns on and seems to work well.
Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, AK
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