Controlling Oscilloscopes Remotely (EP 53)

Doctor Plague demonstrates trying to remotely control three different oscilloscopes: Tektronix, Rigol, and B&K Precision.
See if you can find J.S. Bach before the end of the video! Be sure to watch to the end to see if you were correct!
Category: Electronics, Technical
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[@skeveharvey]

i have absolutely no reason to learn this
great video and very indepth i could probably do this now LOL

[@lakshaysharma0132]

You have a great knowledge brother i really liked your video on the composite video signal 👍 love from India

[@DoctorRGPlague]

Glad you liked it! Thank you.

[@ralfderwerwurm6960]

Nice, when will you continue with the anounced episode series that will lead to a homemade cpu with composite signal and such? I know it will take some time with a full time job at the arse ;)

[@DoctorRGPlague]

Sorry, I made that announcement a little prematurely. I thought I would've had those videos made by now, but time has not been on my side. I'm working on some videos in which I show how to make a simple flash memory programmer (for those who do not have a flash memory programmer), which is why you see some coding videos being produced - those will be used for developing the flash programmer. Sometime after that I plan on starting the CPU and video circuits. I'm anxious to get to them. This is a CPU that I designed over 20 years ago but never built up. I'm interested to see if it actually works. Thanks for the comment, and I hope to get to those soon!

[@ralfderwerwurm6960]

@@DoctorRGPlague Thanks for the answer Doc Plague, very much appreciated. Greetings from Germany👌

[@赵陶然]

Rigol uses NI solution. And Rigol just program the software for their origin model .So we can see neither the software support the logic analyzer nor the signal generator

[@DoctorRGPlague]

Thanks for the info!

[@skeveharvey]

is there anything FUN about this? (to the uninitiated)