Take a Look Inside with Oscilloscopes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- element14.com/tbhs - Ben has used his Agilent handheld oscilloscope many times to troubleshoot projects and was curious what he could do with some of the other scopes out there. He takes a trip to Madison Area Technical College to visit their electronics lab and get his hands on the high end scopes they have. He has three problems he's looking to solve with help from the oscilloscopes.
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Thanks Ben. I really enjoy your shows. Much appreciated.
Tripped over this channel while I was wandering about the internet looking for a good time. Enjoyment ensued. Sub obtained. Job done.
Hey Ben Heck fans! We're releasing this week's episode early on TH-cam. Remember you can connect with Ben and suggest a build at element14.com/tbhs - Have a great weekend!
Wow...
Yes! Love the show!
Peak youtube here.. No BS, just pure knowledge.
I always love the outtakes!
Gosh that was wholesome ☺️ Particularly funny how he mentions the “dot clock” is doing 16 PWM levels through the shift registers, as that’s something I’ve just been considering whether it’s feasible (or settle with binary display when employing shift registers). Trust Ben to actually drive hardware and make it hum as it was intended 😂
Great oscilloscope walk-through. I wish oscilloscopes were more affordable for hobbyists :)
The Gabotronics Scope is really useful especially when connected to a Mac or PC for a full screen and full function scope/Logic Analyzer/Waveform Generator. Highly recommended.
I remember I had one of those old Heathkit oscilloscope when I was younger. I never got a chance to use it though because of the CRT was dead in it. so it's a kind of a bummer I never got a chance to really get into it and use it.
You should try to create another 3D printer out of only (mostly) salvaged parts from printer. May printers don't have stepper motors and now use other components such as linear encoders and the DC motors!
Thanks for the idea!
It's pretty funny, I got back into electronics and microprocessor programming last winter before I bought a scope. I used a tiny2313 in assembly, and wanted to move a servo, so to calculate the PWM I counted clock cycles. I got it working, but bought a scope a couple of weeks later and hooked it up to look at the frequency... that would have been a lot quicker. lol
Hey Ben! How it's made these high frequence oscilloscopes?
What do you think about the DIY kits that are out there? Are they very useful once you're finished?
Also, lol at the Archer reference at the end.
Are Terry, Roberto, and Jacob still working at MATC Madison?
How do you feel about the dso138 for car amplifier signal distortion
Just a suggestion...I would find another cable that would fit the one on the board, and use the loose wires to clip the Oscope to..
Is there an affordable scope with that 16 channel digital input?
Was this inspired by the first episode of Halt and Catch Fire?
Here is a tip for you ben: You can enter a USB device and export all the data of the waves as a *.CSV \ *.TXT file for better measurment and use, i've done it many times in my academic labs.
Bro do you have old unuse ocsiloscope.i want that
I am a beginner
please advise some USB based logic analyzer for analyzing communication protocols like CAN, I2C etc, not looking for very high end. thanks.
the "thing that looks like an u" is actually the symbol for "micro" from greek "μικρός" - mikrós
My brain has melted but I don't mind. Haha
Too cool.
I always say "Engineers and hobbyists alike" when Ben says it... It's now tradition.
So, the Atari's vector number (1FFE)... I understand that it equals (2^13)-2, but what does that represent exactly? Why is it 13 bits (as opposed to say: 8 or 16), and why is it not a full 8192?
Could be cool get an old cisco router, or switch, and look at boot. I remember i was getting a cisco cert everything i saw said know how to reset password. Cpmpared to most network stuff, it's a rather complex procedure. enter a special diagnostic mode, change the memory value so it skips the login part, reset it go in change the login, then change the register back. Had i not watched somehting on youtube where sombody hacked past a password on an IC i don't think would have made mmuch since.
Can we do a cool mod already? I haven't been engaged in a couple months... I miss the fun stuff.
I think this is probably a stupid question but, in theory, this way can you reverse engineer a simple processor?
If you're getting started in electronics and want an O-scope to play with, get a used 20MHz analog scope from E-Bay. Some schools even give them away. Those DSO Nanos are garbage.
hows it going dudes
Wow, an early one!
Do you guys have a video on what NOT to do with Oscilloscopes during measurement operations?
I just bought a $400 oscilloscope and I want to take care of this baby :)
Dangit! I didn't read the "with" part of the title when I clicked on the video and expected a teardown.
Aren't there 8 bytes in a long, not 4?
holy shit, that signal looks like half of batman's shadow!
Show us how CRT displays work by turning an old junk TV into a thing that works a bit like an oscilloscope.
that low fps intro makes me freak out
That's a lot of voltage regulators.
Great video but please, please stop that buzzing sound in the music. please.
In addition to the Tektronix TBS1000B Oscilloscope giveaway, we will also be sending out T-shirts to the first 100 participants - see details over at element14.com/tbhs to enter.
Looks hard to read them for me... But I know I can Learn to read them...
We have much older versions of oscilloscopes in our class =p
Can u build some sort of hologram which can be used in cosplays so it looks like blast done in real life(like hadouken, rasengan or a kamehameha)
But I can make a simple one
The ringing on that signal looks awful.
Agree, certainly too much
Can you turn a PSP into a computer?
The title is a little misleading, it said look inside. Not "hey lets go mess around with a oscilloscope.
:1 I think it would still be a cool concept though.
Dave jones 5 ever.
I just looked up that oscilloscope... the price? Over $9000.
:/
+Tom Brannan Well, I wouldn't expect it to be cheap with it's age and the parts it uses to even function like it does anyways. Lmao
Even the description specifies them being extremely expensive and high end.
+prizedcoffeecup Age has nothing to do with it, it's more like the accuracy, measuring capacity, sample rate, features and build quality. There are new and old oscilloscopes that can vary in value from hundreds to thousands.
You got about 12,000$ in Agilent scopes there, it would be nice if you bothered to do "guides" with 250-400$ hobbyist scopes and not mid-range research and industrial scopes...
0_0 oscilloscopes are expensive
Please, stop the music!
Ps4 laptop
Or a ps4 and xbox 1 consle that works
No offense, but your skills were wasted on graphic design. You're more adept at this stuff than most of the electrical engineering grad students I know.
don't fucking know what ben just showed ?????????????????