10-14-2014, 10:11 AM
Brenda,
I would but right now I am in a process of buying a house and will be consequently moving etc, so right now the timing kinda sucks for me to do anything of the sort.
However the thing being repairable would also depend on what kind of a digi-scope it is, computer-based (motherboard, Windows and all), microprocessor / microchips usage, type of a PCB inside, chips' technology (BGA etc).......depending on it all the repair might be outside of possibility if not equipped to do such things. Gosh knows it might require LSI chip rework station.
Plus uProcessors have code in them, and if it croaked, well, good luck with it.
This is why old analog with proper bandwidth is more repairable.
I would but right now I am in a process of buying a house and will be consequently moving etc, so right now the timing kinda sucks for me to do anything of the sort.
However the thing being repairable would also depend on what kind of a digi-scope it is, computer-based (motherboard, Windows and all), microprocessor / microchips usage, type of a PCB inside, chips' technology (BGA etc).......depending on it all the repair might be outside of possibility if not equipped to do such things. Gosh knows it might require LSI chip rework station.
Plus uProcessors have code in them, and if it croaked, well, good luck with it.
This is why old analog with proper bandwidth is more repairable.
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