How to measure frequency on ANY oscilloscope!

In this video, I demonstrate how to perform a simple frequency measurement of a signal on an analog oscilloscope. This can be used on any triggered analog oscilloscope, and even digital oscilloscopes, although digital scopes generally will do this task automatically

[@shei8296]

This is the best video out there about understanding oscilloscopes. Very easy to understand 👌🏼

[@chillzwinter]

I studied all this 35 years ago and just needed a quick reminder to discover my pest deterrent speaker is oscillating at 25KHz to 35Khz (via POT adjustment). Thanks for the quick tutorial, and forcing me to turn on my oscilloscope after all these years.

[@RotacRepair]

Thank you! A fantastic presentation, short, easy to understand. I'll definitely be following your presentation on my analog oscilloscope

[@mikestckl6939]

why have i been so affraid of learning this ?? this video is awesome ! thank you very much for this awesome tutorial now i can finally use my oscilloscope for more than just looking at the waveforms 🤣

[@langhilau]

nicely done, I'm trying to wrap my head around all things regarding oscilloscopes.

[@NWE_Dr_ether]

Thanks for this great video. Really really appreciate ♥

[@991763hero]

Dobicu 5 iz merenja zbog tebe koji si ti kralj

[@alexabadi7458]

Thanks a lot, you are a great teacher !

[@sea5205]

Thankyou!

[@elmiyk]

thanks

[@whendoigettosayfuck]

The decimal points make all the difference in the world if you are trying to heal someone or take control of them,

[@mohamedhussein7907]

Adam Majkowski can you elaborate on your point what do you mean? I was wondering how they measure the freq. of living things any idea how? You seem familiar with this concept

[@ibnuabbas6649]

Imagine I used a step down transformer and dispalyed the output voltage on my oscilloscope. My measured frequency is 122Hz but am confused since I know the transformer doesnt change the input frequency only amplitudes. My input mains is 50HZ. WHAT JUSTIFIES MY 122HZ GOTTEN AT THE SECONDARY OF THIS TRANSFROMER ?
ANSWER NEEDED PLS!

[@Asiyahberiyah]

Can you measure human body frequency with this?

[@iavbbG]

How did you go from 8.3 to 8.6. that through me off

[@rueldoming9765]

So what is the period?

[@whendoigettosayfuck]

Apparently we are better off making those analog devices to measure frequency using octal since it will result in less numbers to the right of the octal. Octal not decimal point.

[@ibnuabbas6649]

If that is an ac signal how do I measure my frequency?

[@ibnuabbas6649]

Imagine I used a step down transformer and dispalyed the output voltage on my oscilloscope. My measured frequency is 122Hz but am confused since I know the transformer doesnt change the input frequency only amplitudes. My input mains is 50HZ. WHAT JUSTIFIES MY 122HZ GOTTEN AT THE SECONDARY OF THIS TRANSFROMER ?
ANSWER NEEDED PLS!

[@ibnuabbas6649]

Imagine I used a step down transformer and dispalyed the output voltage on my oscilloscope. My measured frequency is 122Hz but am confused since I know the transformer doesnt change the input frequency only amplitudes. My input mains is 50HZ. WHAT JUSTIFIES MY 122HZ GOTTEN AT THE SECONDARY OF THIS TRANSFROMER ?
ANSWER NEEDED PLS!

[@filippf12]

My oscilloscope is very old and the only knobs it have is V INPUT with selection X1 , X10 ,X100 and the second knob have selection for frequency x1, x10KHZ, 100KHZ there is no knob for time selection in milisecond like yours. How can i measuer 20,75MHz IF frequency for FM tube radio with this piece of shit. My oscilloscop is the LBO-310 model.

[@theedge5584]

Would love to have everything u need to get into electronics n such. Where to get a cheapsh but good osilasopce?