B+K Precision’s model 2120B is a dual trace oscilloscope that offers high performance at a low price. Most competitor’s entry level oscilloscopes have a 20 MHz bandwidth, while B+K Precision’s models 2120B has a bandwidth of 30 MHz. This oscilloscope is built by and backed by B+K Precision, a company that has been selling reliable, durable, value priced test instruments for over 50 years. Dual or single trace operation 5 mV/div sensitivity AUTO/NORM triggered sweep operation with AC, TVH, TVV and line coupling Compact low profile design Specifications Bandwidth : 30 MHz Channels : 2 Imput Impedance : 1 mOhm ±2% Input Capacitance : 25 pf ±10% Frequency Res : 5mV to 5V/Div Rise Time : 12nS; Max Input Voltage : 400V (DC + AC peak) Attenuator : 10 steps in 1-2-5 sequence Dual trace Includes probes Two-Year Warranty

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4 Responses to “BK Precision Oscilloscope,Dual Trace, 2120B, 30 MHz, 2 Chan”

1. Brian says:

   October 30, 2008 at 12:00 am

   Everything the hobbyist needs in a bench top scope. Excellent quality, great feature set for the price.

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2. B. Gardner says:

   May 4, 2008 at 12:00 am

   Great analog oscilloscope. It does everything you could expect from 1960′s technology, especially for the price (oscilloscopes are really expensive). I’m not willing to shell out $1000+ for a digital scope, but I long for their features. If you just need a basic scope with simple features, this is probably the best deal you’re going to find.

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3. Jose Martinez says:

   March 26, 2007 at 12:00 am

   Very nice entry level oscilloscope, a hevy duty equipment and very precise, the time frame for receiving was just right, I use it almost every day and it works as good as brand new.

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4. Retired PETE says:

   January 19, 2007 at 12:00 am

   … Best for the money – just whish I would have picked the version with illuminated screen (lines)

   P.K.H.

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