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#PidiMet #PidiMultiMeter Another mode of small multimeter successfully completed - Oscilloscope. Sampling rate up to 3Msps, 1 or 2-channel mode, 9 time base modes. Automatic signal synchronization using local integral steepness. Hold mode.

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