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If all you need is a one-time quick reality check of measured vs. simulated
waveforms, you could consider a simulator with a "virtual" scope & probe model
in it. I'm familiar with SpecctraQuest which doen't have such an animal. But,
I've head that XTK does.

Regards,

Roy

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