Difference between Analog Storage and Digital Storage Oscilloscope:
The Difference between Analog Storage and Digital Storage Oscilloscope is given in table below
Analog Storage Oscilloscope (ASO) |
Digital Storage Oscilloscope (DSO) |
In this Oscilloscope heavy amount of power is to be supplied to the storage CRT. | It can store the given indefinitely as long as the small amount of power is supplied to the memory. |
It collects the data only after triggering. | It always collects the data and stops when triggered. |
The cost of the tube is costlier than the storage tube used in DSO. | It employs normal CRT, hence the cost of the tube is much cheaper than the storage tube used in ASO. |
It cannot produce bright image for high frequency signals. | It can produce bright image even for high frequency signals. |
In this Oscilloscope, time base is generated by a ramp circuit. | In this Oscilloscope, time base is generated by a crystal clock. |
It has lower resolution than DSO. | It has higher resolution than ASO. |
It has high operating speed than DSO. | It has less operating speed than ASO. |
It doesn’t have aliasing effect. | Because of aliasing effect the useful storage bandwidth is limited. |