Introduction to ADALM2000 (M2K)

This video introduces an electronics device called ADALM2000 (but also known as M2K) that provides 9 lab instruments including an oscilloscope, network analyzer, logic analyzer, and more. The ADAM2000 is made by Analog Devices.
The video states the purpose of the device, lists the instruments, and provides an example of use.
The author is not affiliated with Analog Devices, the maker of the ADALM2000 but rather is a user of it who thinks that it should be of interest to students and electronics hobbyists.
See also @Circuitsfromthelab ( / @circuitsfromthelab ) for videos on installation and basic usage.
Main page from Analog Devices:
www.analog.com/en/design-cent...
Suggested activities from ADALM2000 community:
wiki.analog.com/university/co...
Information on ADALM2000 hardware: wiki.analog.com/university/to...

[@darkfibres]

You are one of the few putting out video using this device. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I learn a lot!.

[@electronics.tinker]

Thanks. I started making videos because of the ADALM2000 (M2K). I think it is a very good tool for students and hobbyists who want to learn electronics but cannot afford (or do not have physical space for) a more standard set of equipment. One can get a long way with an ADALM2000 and some cheap components from amazon or ali.

[@biffy7]

Very impressive device. Very impressive video. Thanks for sharing taking the time to make it.

[@faizalmansaralam4229]

Informative

[@georgesampson4714]

This would have been fantastic when I was first learning electronics, but we didn't have laptops then or personal computers and even any kind of computer was rare.
I can see that by the time someone learning electronics becomes aware of the subtle limitations of this device they will be well on their way.

[@dianeattaway8733]

Wishing this existed when I studied for my electrical engineering degree. And the all in one features made me just buy one...

[@electronics.tinker]

I also like that it provides many functions in such a small physical size. I don't have room for standard test equipment.

[@electronics.tinker]

Yes, the small physical size is a great for students and hobbyists. My "bench" is really part of desk top. I have no more than 4 square feet or so! I simply don't have space for more professional text equipment.