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- Building a breakout-Box SDM3065X-SC with ScannerCard SC-1016
Siglent SDM3065X-SC go.tonyalbus.c...
Siglent SDM3065X-SC go.tonyalbus.c...
Siglent SDM3045X eleshop.tonyal...
Siglent SDM3055 eleshop.tonyal...
Siglent SDM3065X eleshop.tonyal...
Ref/Standard
Volt ref AD584LH go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt ref AD584KH go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt ref AD585 go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt ref AD584 go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt ref AD584 pcb go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt ref LM399 go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt/Current Pro LB02A go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt/Current Pro LB02A go.tonyalbus.c...
DMMcheckPlus go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt/Cur FNIRSI SG003A go.tonyalbus.c...
Volt/Cur FNIRSI SG003A go.tonyalbus.c...
Voltage/Current LB02G go.tonyalbus.c...
Voltage/Current LB02G go.tonyalbus.c...
LCR standard go.tonyalbus.c...
CR standard go.tonyalbus.c...
BananaBanana go.tonyalbus.c...
BananaCrock go.tonyalbus.c...
BananaBananaProtect go.tonyalbus.c...
BananaPlug go.tonyalbus.c...
#siglent #SDM3065X #SC1016
o my, wow this is the 1st time that i have watched a scanner card breakout with a 6.5 digit multimeter 🧐very cool 🥳thanks a lot 🤸♂🥠☕
You’re welcome 😊 Thank you for watching!
Wow...A really interesting measuring device for the lab...
Thanks for the practical example...
Thank you!
Thanks Tony, great demo setup
Thank you Diablo!
Wow automated accurate monitoring, very interesting. Great vid as always.
Glad you enjoyed it, Thanks John
Scanner card seems extremely useful for making test jigs. Just need a single breakout board with pogo pins, and you can scan a whole lot of test points automatically.
Only a shame that the software from Siglent doesn't show the proper amount of digits, but at least the 'raw' csv data is available and can be used with a suite like numpy/scipy or matlab.
Thanks! yes you don't see this type to often...
Nice vid 🙂 I own the 3065X without Scannercard. I cannot find an place where to buy it but the price difference between X and X-SC let me expecting the worst ;-)
As I could see in your previous vid it seems to be nothing complex on the scanner PCB - only a row of relays and something like ULN2803 as drivers. May be you can show exactly what's on the card so we can rebuild it for lesser money?
No worries, i will put a link to a high res picture of the board.
@@TonyAlbus That would be wonderful :-)
Nice video, thanks! Can you provide any info (brand etc) about the stackable leads you prefer to use the most?
Hi George, thanks, i like these:
BananaBanana go.tonyalbus.com/Banana4Banana4
BananaCrock go.tonyalbus.com/Banana4Crock
BananaBananaProtect go.tonyalbus.com/Banana4banana4Protect
BananaPlug go.tonyalbus.com/Banana4Plug
I think this is brilliant!> But a lot work. Worth the time. Good job.
Thank you!
100,000 clicks on the relay?... seems quite low. Thank you for the video Tony!
Thanks!
100.000 clicks on relays is quite standard, and afaik this is a rating of switching under rated currents and voltages! If you are switching voltage signals there's barely any current flowing, so you can expect a lot more cycles. If I look at the datasheet of the card, the quoted 100k+ operations is under conditions of 1A/30V or 0.3A/125V.
I don't know the exact type of relay used for this scanner card, but for example the (similar) G6K relays from Omron show a 1e5 cycle time @1A/30V, but 1e6 cycles @0.3A/30V, up to over 4e6 cycles @0.18A/30V...
If we take that 1e6 cycles, if we'd use the card every day with 100 clicks a day, that would still be almost 30 years! Quite acceptable if you ask me.
So keep in mind, those stated cycles are at a given current/voltage that you probably wont use nominally.
Your scanner card build looks very good. I’m guessing this meter is designed to be operated in some kind of automated test fixtures. What communication does the meter use I assume Ethernet or GPIB ?
Hi Chris, yes i used LAN but it has also USB, the scanner is taking the space for the GPIB option, but there is a Siglent USB-GPIB available if i am correct. but LAN works great!.
Excellent Tony :) Good work! I would however be wary of the solid core Cat 5 cable being moved too much, as the solder joints are liable to move within the breakout boxes and snap. I recently repaired an industrial CAD CAM milling machine that had been installed using solid core cable and every single wire had broken off due to vibrations.! So long as you don't move the unit much you should be ok! :)
Thank you Stephen, yes great tip, i indeed already needed to fix one wire .. i try not to move it to much :)
Looks neat!
What is the usecases of such card?
i would think, mainly for relatively slow changing values, becouse it is scanning.. first thing that comes to mind is temprature sensors to monitor
way... keen
thank you
Awesome 👍
Welcome, glad you fond it.... thanks for letting me know, you found it.
Really useful but unfortunately not something I have a use for. Interesting video. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Not that it will definitely work, but you can adjust the pressure on the first wire stripper on a thumb screw.
Thank you will try!
Also Tony,
nach Deim Dialekt nach, kommst Du doch aus dr Schweiz oder?
Weiterhin so gute Videos. Vielen Dank 👍🏼‼️
Danke sehr! Nun, ich bin fast ein Nachbar, ich komme aus den Niederlanden
Interesting, it appears the siglent was recording the numbers using comma as the decimal separator rather than period, and so maybe libre-office read the numbers wrongly when importing it. For all the sensible things europeans do, using comma as decimal separator is like the one thing they have that I think is objectively silly.
What might be fun is to run it overnight, and read all the references every 10 or 30 minutes. I think you have an LM399 reference, that should barely change at all. Then you could see all the other reference's tempcos in relation to it as the night time temperature went down and back up into morning.
Yes its a LM399H ,btw i removed the breakoutbox, i never used the scanner card much.
@@TonyAlbus I swear I saw your name on the purchase of an external Ali LM399 reference box recently as well though. What I mean is it should essentially be an internal LM399 "measuring" another LM399 (at least at its straight 6.9V level), so likely the level should be flat as a pancake even over 10 degrees. Might not be so for some of your other voltage references though. Would be interesting to see if you could pickup what sort of PPM tempco they have.
@@ivolol Yes i indeed have that boxed LM399 too :) .. video will come later.
Great work effort but i really dont like the sound of switching relay
Yes agree, the scanner card is a bit noisy.. it is what it is...
Wow, that is A LOT of work. Good job!
The concept of simultaneous measurement does not actually seem to be done with this scanner card. The cycling through (as many as 16) inputs means that the time differential between measurements is significant. Hence to be really meaningful, this probably needs to be a device with steady values--but maybe that is pretty much what a multimeter always gets used for. So as long as the delta-t is not an important parameter, this may be useful.
These scanner cards are mostly used for temprature i think... that does not change that fast.
@@TonyAlbus Is there any other device that can make simultaneous (snapshot) measurements of several different parameters?
@@aaaa-kh7ol Hi aa, i think you then come into the expensive Keithley's 2700 3700 DAQ6510
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Thank you!
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Thank you!
Omg what is happening in this thumbnail? Look at all those jumper cables🥴
It did attract your attention :) .. it is very handy to have a breakoutbox just to play with the scannercard.
Scheveningen radio ...as usual
Thanks!