Sinometer Sinometer 2MHz Function Generator, VC2002 Review
The Sinometer VC2002 is a function generator with a frequency range from 0.5Hz to 2MHz. It can input 3 types of waveforms including sine wave, triangle wave and square wave. It has a one year manufacturer's warranty. For more information, you may contact us toll free 866-524-8676.
Price : $129.95
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Sinometer Sinometer 2MHz Function Generator, VC2002 Feature
- 3 waveform functions: sine, triangle, square
- 0.5Hz ~ 2MHz frequency range
- 8 digits Green display with enunciators
- Displays frequency and output voltage simultaneously
- 1 Year Warranty included
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Failed After 6 Months
By Repent
It has everything I wanted in a low cost function generator. It's just too bad that it doesn't work as advertised. My first big issue with it is that it fails to deliver the maximum rated voltage of 10 V into a matched source. In fact it often barely makes it to 5 V (10 V peak to peak).
The second big problem is that sometimes it fails to boot up properly. The LCD just goes dim and it goes into some unknown state. I won't bother sending this back. I'm just going to throw it out. Can anyone recommend a low cost signal generator that's reliable, delivers 20 V peak to peak? It needs to be able to generate low frequencies reliably as well, down to 4 Hz.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
has problems
By deb
First one died after a year or so, bought another, it goes into an unknown state when first turned on and takes a while to get to stable operation. Probably why it has a reset button. The display is slow to update about once a second and makes it difficult to set the frequency quickly. I would not buy one of these units again.
Ok, I debugged the two broken VC2002's this weekend. It turns out the L7805CV voltage regulator was bad on both. Replaced the bad IC and now the units are working fine, so the power supply was probably designed by a intern on probation.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
good stuff
By bill
product did what i expected it to do. if i'm expected to review a product then i don't expect to be told how many words i need to use.
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