Yes a very information packed video! I need to get to the point when I detect a wave form and there are other anomalies then where are the anomalies coming from? Understand what I mean? Thx, I will watch this video a few more times and pick-up what I missed the first time
I think one of the biggest concepts for beginners with oscilloscopes is knowing what you should be seeing and realising that you will rarely see it due to its perfect perception from education. Just like learnelectronics was showing, there is no such thing as a sharp transition, it always take time to do work but textbooks rarely show that. What about capacitance, inductance, ringing etc......the list of weird and wonderful things that will ruin your circuit is quite long!
@@jonelectronics510 I do really like your comment!! :-) What I find most fascinating is that the scope is some sort of "time-microscope" but also that there will always be "details" you'll never will see. :-)
I'm 38, and I just now put together in my head the difference between an AM radio signal vs an FM radio signal after watching this video. Now it makes sense why AM gets static sounding by fluctuations in the amplitude of the signal. Just never reallly pictured frequency vs amplitude until seeing it on a scope, so thanks for the video.
Great video Paul, it’s always nice to get a scope video. Hopefully you can do a part three down the road and cover some more of the in-depth stuff like you did this time.
Under Damped Aka Impedance Miss match. GooD Show. Wish I had a Real Scope. Working with a few DSO-150's and a Hantek 6022BL. Better then NO Scope but no good for The RF World.
If you can do precise measuring with DSO-150 and Hantek 6022BL on RF signal you are real pro. Also, 200Mhz is good for a signal up to 40Mhz and it is not enough for real RF signals
Great tutorial, it was i nice refresher to me and reminder, at same time, that i need to update my scope. Thank you for your great videos and keep it up
Nice video. Many of these features, however, are not available on my Hantek 5000 series. So, a caution to your audience about buying the cheapest scope on the market : You may outgrow it rather quickly.
Great video. The extra trigger functions are nice to have, but are not needed if you know how to work your scope properly. I'm talking to all you Hantek owners out there. I have the 100MHz Hantek scope and it does everything I need it to do. Hey Paul, I've had a few people ask me about how to use dual trace on their oscilloscope properly. I explained it to them and they got it down. I don't want to explain it all the time and looked for videos on UA-cam to no avail. Maybe your next Oscilloscope video could include how to use dual trace etc. That way I can point people to you channel.
ii enjoy your oscilloscope video part 2 I am a patreon and I like all your videos. the videos are informative and educational in dealing with electronics thank you again please have more repair videos and breadboarding thank you! alan kellerhouse
If any of you are uncertain on how long a nanosecond are, it's the time that goes from you gets green light and to the idiot behind you is pressing his horn. :-)
I seen that you have a Micsig o-scope as well. I have the tablet style, it looks like the layout of the software is similar, from what I seen online and in one of your videos. I like mine, but the manual is not that great. A lot of its controls are pretty standard, so it isn't too hard to work out, but some of the settings and setup is a little different. I would love to see a video going over the Micsig functions. I tried getting the latest manual, but their site is not helpful.
Yes a very information packed video! I need to get to the point when I detect a wave form and there are other anomalies then where are the anomalies coming from?
Understand what I mean?
Thx, I will watch this video a few more times and pick-up what I missed the first time
I think one of the biggest concepts for beginners with oscilloscopes is knowing what you should be seeing and realising that you will rarely see it due to its perfect perception from education. Just like learnelectronics was showing, there is no such thing as a sharp transition, it always take time to do work but textbooks rarely show that. What about capacitance, inductance, ringing etc......the list of weird and wonderful things that will ruin your circuit is quite long!
@@jonelectronics510 I do really like your comment!! :-) What I find most fascinating is that the scope is some sort of "time-microscope" but also that there will always be "details" you'll never will see. :-)
I'm 38, and I just now put together in my head the difference between an AM radio signal vs an FM radio signal after watching this video. Now it makes sense why AM gets static sounding by fluctuations in the amplitude of the signal. Just never reallly pictured frequency vs amplitude until seeing it on a scope, so thanks for the video.
Please give more about the other triggers that you did not discuss. And thank you for the ones that you did.
Great video Paul, it’s always nice to get a scope video. Hopefully you can do a part three down the road and cover some more of the in-depth stuff like you did this time.
Under Damped Aka Impedance Miss match. GooD Show. Wish I had a Real Scope. Working with a few DSO-150's and a Hantek 6022BL. Better then NO Scope but no good for The RF World.
If you can do precise measuring with DSO-150 and Hantek 6022BL on RF signal you are real pro. Also, 200Mhz is good for a signal up to 40Mhz and it is not enough for real RF signals
@@antiikadad917 Yep, With my toys I'm locked out of the RF World. Heterodynea a signal down to something in my reach is all I could hope for.
Great tutorial, it was i nice refresher to me and reminder, at same time, that i need to update my scope. Thank you for your great videos and keep it up
Loving the new opener for your channel! Great job!
Thanks for posting nice video
Nice video. Many of these features, however, are not available on my Hantek 5000 series. So, a caution to your audience about buying the cheapest scope on the market : You may outgrow it rather quickly.
Good part due. Lots of info and a cool board from Siglent. Thanks for the video!
Great video. The extra trigger functions are nice to have, but are not needed if you know how to work your scope properly. I'm talking to all you Hantek owners out there. I have the 100MHz Hantek scope and it does everything I need it to do.
Hey Paul, I've had a few people ask me about how to use dual trace on their oscilloscope properly. I explained it to them and they got it down. I don't want to explain it all the time and looked for videos on UA-cam to no avail. Maybe your next Oscilloscope video could include how to use dual trace etc. That way I can point people to you channel.
Yes
Thank you! Very helpful video.
very cool Paul. Had to watch the video in two parts. My phone needs a new screen it's jumping all over the place😖 driving me mad. 😠 but cool as always
ii enjoy your oscilloscope video part 2 I am a patreon and I like all your videos. the videos are informative and educational in dealing with electronics thank you again please have more repair videos and breadboarding
thank you!
alan kellerhouse
Fantastic video, dude! Thanks a lot! 😃
Nice video / tutorial on the aquisition, trigger, decoding functions of oscilloscope. Spoiler alert !!! : Part 3: Trigger Sources :D
If any of you are uncertain on how long a nanosecond are, it's the time that goes from you gets green light and to the idiot behind you is pressing his horn. :-)
How are you feeling
New intro ? Its nice
Thank you
I seen that you have a Micsig o-scope as well. I have the tablet style, it looks like the layout of the software is similar, from what I seen online and in one of your videos. I like mine, but the manual is not that great. A lot of its controls are pretty standard, so it isn't too hard to work out, but some of the settings and setup is a little different. I would love to see a video going over the Micsig functions. I tried getting the latest manual, but their site is not helpful.
Ohh excelente proyecto amigo muy bien y gracias..!!!
muy buenos tus proyectos amigo!!! #rfadictos
Can you do a video on protocol (i2c, spi and serial) decoding on this Siglent of yours?
Gracias
6:10 - Same, dude, same...
Can Capacitors take care of that ringing?
Yes