Oscilloscope and Function Generator (Circuits for Beginners #26)

Learn how to use a function generator together with an oscilloscope. This video series introduces basic DC circuit design and analysis methods, related tools and equipment, and is appropriate for first year university undergraduate students.
Aaron Danner is a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National University of Singapore.
www.ece.nus.edu.sg/stfpage/el...
Video filmed and edited by Cheryl Lim.
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[@mariofilippi3539]

Thanks. I wish I had a teacher like you. Nowadays some oscilloscopes have built-in function generators but I shied away from buying one since it's probably a comprise. Best to have separate dedicated units. Count me as a new subscriber. Excellent job.

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thank you!!

[@theriverroom3184]

Thank you for a detailed explanation!

[@1beejay1]

Thanks, what an excellent video. I really like how you explained what was taking place in the video. I didn't get lost or confused at all!

[@adanner]

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[@SDsailor7]

​@@adannerCan one consider an oscilloscope a DMM?

[@SDsailor7]

​@@adannerI liked how you explained the function generator in an easy and simple way to understand it use/function (frequency and shape)
Thank you 👍

[@SDsailor7]

​@@adannerI have read/ heard on videos that some people recommend connecting the oscilloscope to a floating power supply due to safety reasons and that is confusing to me. Can you explain that please.
Thank you

[@spearius9059]

This is excellent. Thank you.

[@shisholy7828]

Great teacher, Thanks 🤗

[@naderhumood1199]

Thank you very much indeed Sir video is great.

[@tanveernaeem1157]

Great intro for the uninitiated. Thanks for sharing.I t would be great if you could elaborate a bit on when and how to use 'Sweep' function, setting it up on signal generator and the scope.

[@davedav214]

That was great. Thanks.

[@thetraindriver01]

Excellent thank you 😊

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brilliant !thank you

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THANK YOU SIR!

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Thank you for clear explanation

[@adanner]

I'm so glad it was helpful to you.

[@0732303894]

I'm so pleased. God bless and increase you brother. Great work

[@cansofcoke]

This is great, thanks :)

[@adanner]

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[@shorts_Nchill]

thank youu

[@CatFish107]

That CMOS square wave output could be used as a steady clock source, I suppose. A few (handfuls of) flip flops, and you're down to dance music territory.

[@gordselectronicshobby3853]

No wonder why students do not learn...