Oscilloscope Types: analogue, digital, storage, DSO, DPO, MSO, MDO, USB

There are several different types of oscilloscope that can be bought and used. Knowing the different types of oscilloscope will enable you to choose the correct time for you to use.
In this video we explain the different types of scope and help you to understand what each oscilloscope type does: analog oscilloscope; analogue storage oscilloscope, digital oscilloscope; digital storage oscilloscope - DSO, digital phosphor oscilloscope - DPO, and digital sampling oscilloscope.
For each type of oscilloscope we explain what it is and what its characteristics are so you can understand the differences and what advantage each type has. In this way you can choose the correct type.
This tutorial video also explains about the different sort of oscilloscope that can be used - how they are housed. The bench oscilloscope in its bench and sometimes 19 inch rack mount case; handheld oscilloscope; field service oscilloscope; computer controlled oscilloscope; USB oscilloscope; and many other forms of oscilloscope.
There is often a balance between the cost and performance. So understanding about the different types of oscilloscope will help you make the right decision when buying, hiring or selecting an oscilloscope for any job you may have.
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[@daltonmckee4788]

Thank you for the video. The world needs more TH-cam channels that cover instrumentation topics. Seems like a small segment of the community vs random projects.

[@ElectronicsNotes]

Thanks for the comment. We are actually trying hard to expand our channel and part of that will be to do some more videos on test instruments. I am planning another one on scope probes and the way they can be adjusted. I would also like to do some on multimeters as well. May be one on VNAs but that is very much in the future. Thanks again for the comment. It helps to have feedback on what people find useful.

[@olivierdeplanques708]

Thanks for this very clear video

[@ElectronicsNotes]

Glad you found the video useful.

[@parivarma7105]

explain the CRO and use

[@ElectronicsNotes]

You might like to take a look at this video: th-cam.com/video/iXvFw6KyAew/w-d-xo.html
It might help a bit more.