Video series on how to use digital oscilloscopes
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I want to upload a video directly, but the system keeps looping and won’t allow it. . . Platforms like Youku and Tudou have annoying ads; Bilibili is the best as it allows viewing without ads: bilibili.com/video/av79106520 ① Why learn to use an oscilloscope and how to use it ② Introduction to oscilloscope probes, measurement, and compensation calibration ③ The vertical system of modern oscilloscopes ④ The horizontal system of modern oscilloscopes ⑤ Cursors + screenshots + video recording, as well as storage and retrieval of waveform data ⑥ The triggering system of oscilloscopes ⑦ Triggering types in oscilloscopes ⑧ Other common functions of oscilloscopes (Part 1) ⑨ Other common functions of oscilloscopes (Part 2) Episode 10: Decoding serial buses such as UART, CAN, LIN, SPI, I2C Episode 11: Measuring mains electricity using an oscilloscope Episode 12: Measuring the waveform capture rate of an oscilloscope Episode 13: Measuring the bandwidth of an oscilloscope Bilibili link: bilibili.com/video/av79106520
Tutorial on using flat-panel digital touch oscilloscopes: ① Oscilloscope tutorial – What is a flat-panel touch oscilloscope? ② Oscilloscope tutorial – Introduction to probes and compensation calibration for flat-panel touch oscilloscopes ③ Oscilloscope tutorial – The vertical system of flat-panel touch oscilloscopes ④ Oscilloscope tutorial – The horizontal system of flat-panel touch oscilloscopes ⑤ Oscilloscope tutorial – The triggering system of flat-panel touch oscilloscopes ⑥ Oscilloscope tutorial – Triggering types for flat-panel touch oscilloscopes ⑦ Oscilloscope tutorial – Serial bus decoding functions of flat-panel touch oscilloscopes ⑧ Oscilloscope tutorial – Common functions of flat-panel touch oscilloscopes (Part 1) ⑨ Oscilloscope tutorial – Common functions of flat-panel touch oscilloscopes (Part 2) ⑩ Oscilloscope tutorial – Cursor usage, screenshotting, video recording, and waveform data storage/access. Video link: bilibili.com/video/BV1f5411W7Rj. Available for download on Baidu Netdisk: Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1_gwqtEgcfVRWrQkYspYAIw. Password: 7zyb
I recommend this video, which uses animations to explain concepts such as oscilloscope triggering, storage depth, and sampling rate. Although this video isn’t perfect – for example, it doesn’t cover the concept of waveform capture rate when discussing triggering at the beginning – explaining those things together might cause confusion. From the perspective of ease of understanding, it’s still a good resource, and I hope it can help everyone. Video: bilibili.com/video/BV13J411V737
Episode 11 is also available now: Measuring mains electricity with a tablet touch oscilloscope: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1f5411W7Rj?p=11
I once wanted to use an oscilloscope to study lightning protection and eddy currents, but I never got started because the problems were resolved. I still want to pick it up if I have time
It’s recommended to pick it up again – an oscilloscope is still very useful for those working in electronics{:1_90:} Episode 12 of TO1000: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1f5411W7Rj?p=12
Episode 13 has been updated, covering bandwidth testing: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1f5411W7Rj?p=13