I have both a modern dso and a old Tektronix crt analog dso. The new one is my go to but I learned a lot from the old one. Things that you would never have memorized like you do when using a old school scope. My Tektronix is from 1990, a whole 4K of memory. But it’s a 100 MHz scope. A crt scope is way better for looking at am signals than a modern dso. If I am ever working on anyone’s radios I always use the crt. It looks a million times better than the modern scope. Great video sir. You helped explain the oscilloscope to my nephew better than I could. Very well done 2 thumbs up 👍👍.
Awesome vid! I'm new into hobby electronics and waiting on my first analogue oscilloscope being delivered. I'm looking to get a bit of a head start on understanding how to use one properly. This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, much appreciated!
Hello sir, First of all, great video thanks for that! . I am an electronics hobbyist and have 2 scopes. I tried to walk around and tried to avoid working with it. But now I had to measure a PWM signal. Now I did not get rid of it anymore and had to measure with the scope this time. ( I'm trying to make a PWM (AM) modulator, TL494 - IRF4905 ) Now your video has been viewed and that helped me a lot! thanks again! friendly greetings from The Netherlands! Rob.
I like how you showed how it can be used to troubleshoot a circuit that isn't working properly. I sure beats removing individual components and testing them which would be a pain if you had to desolder them.
There is a saying: If your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. This is why it's good to know what all the tools at your disposal are. Multimeters and scopes are a good foundation. Depends on what kinds of circuits you're working with but there are loads of other tools for different situations. Plenty of electronics repair channels to be found, and all of them will teach you something.
ROBERT MURRAY SMITH, What circuit inside the oscilloscope will draw the horizontal voltage on the CRT screen? Because there is no horizontal oscillator or vertical oscillator used inside an oscilloscope so how can it draw a sinewaveform on the CRT screen? The Ramp circuit only controls the electron beam only to the CRT screen?
I just scored a Tektronix 2467B, so chuffed! 400MHz and a microchannel plate CRT which can show ridiculously faint signals - the Tek marketeers christened it the "Brite-eye". If I have Art Garfunkel singing in my brain whenever I look at the thing I shan't be happy.... replacing a few (score) tantalum dip caps won't bother me, I don't think I'd be happy leaving the little blighters.
Hello. Very Nice vídeo. Can you teste a situation of Hight Frequency Transient with one of your less espensive oscilloscope? Like a mini-motor conect to the eletricity home net. I'm a geobiologiste and the so call "durty eletricity" it's an important matter of safety at home. I'm from Portugal and I'm already a fun. Thank you very much!!!
Thanks for greate video! Can you help me? I need testprobs for my old Advance OS25A oscilloscope, How should I design them? I have the old bananajackets on the scope!
@ashley mills .. I have a question for you.... how is it that the o'scope showed an alternating current pattern when you measured the AC adapter. I thought those adapters all put out DC which, if my understanding serves me correctly, should just show a straight line on the scope. Thanks!
In this case the wall wart is just a transformer. The rectifier and filter will be in the device that it connects to, if appropriate. You can tell this by the line on the adapter that says SEC 24V ~ 650mA. The ~ part means AC. If it was a DC output adapter the ~ would be replaces by a solid line underneath a dashed line. You are correct that a steady DC voltage will create a straight trace.
Is peak to peak from the top of the wave form to the bottom? or is it from the top to the next top of the wave form? can someone tell me? I am here to learn how to use an O'scopeThank you
@@victor7530 Ah. I see. The reason i was asking is because he mntioned at some pointi. The video and pointed to the tops of the peaks and said peak to peak. Thank you for clarifyng it. That is what i was thinking but was not sure. Cheers
depends on the frequency you're measuring. A long time ago with analog CROs, much was talked about and debated to the nth degree about rise time, even from a hobbyist point of view. Today, you can buy a very good fast digital for very much less than the old instruments
Cool... an Analogue Scope video that is not hosted by an indian who i cannot understand because he is either talking to fast or talking in indian or saying stuff like see.. this... this his then being properly thank fucking god for this video do you guys have any idea how many videos on CRO's are hosted by Indians that you can't understand. ANSWER : way too many it took me 2 days to find this video, that's how many anyway, let's now watch this video
As the proud owner of a new (old) oscilloscope, that was just the intro I needed. Thanks!
Best explanation of an oscilloscope BY FAR!!
GREAT WORK.
I have both a modern dso and a old Tektronix crt analog dso. The new one is my go to but I learned a lot from the old one. Things that you would never have memorized like you do when using a old school scope. My Tektronix is from 1990, a whole 4K of memory. But it’s a 100 MHz scope. A crt scope is way better for looking at am signals than a modern dso. If I am ever working on anyone’s radios I always use the crt. It looks a million times better than the modern scope.
Great video sir. You helped explain the oscilloscope to my nephew better than I could. Very well done 2 thumbs up 👍👍.
This is a great introduction to oscilloscopes. A lot of good information given at a perfect level for a beginner. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome video man! I was just placed in charge of operating that exact model! You basically gave me a tutorial on my exact machine. Thanks a million!
Awesome vid! I'm new into hobby electronics and waiting on my first analogue oscilloscope being delivered. I'm looking to get a bit of a head start on understanding how to use one properly. This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, much appreciated!
Very clear explanations and demos. I'm brushing up on test equipment and this is a great help. Thankyou very much. 😊
Hello sir,
First of all, great video thanks for that!
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I am an electronics hobbyist and have 2 scopes.
I tried to walk around and tried to avoid working with it.
But now I had to measure a PWM signal.
Now I did not get rid of it anymore and had to measure with the scope this time.
( I'm trying to make a PWM (AM) modulator, TL494 - IRF4905 )
Now your video has been viewed and that helped me a lot!
thanks again!
friendly greetings from The Netherlands!
Rob.
Very good video about the basics of an oscilloscope. Well explained !
Awesome video I am going to be getting a Tektronix soon and this video is really helpful.
I like how you showed how it can be used to troubleshoot a circuit that isn't working properly. I sure beats removing individual components and testing them which would be a pain if you had to desolder them.
Joseph Richardson cheers
There is a saying: If your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.
This is why it's good to know what all the tools at your disposal are. Multimeters and scopes are a good foundation. Depends on what kinds of circuits you're working with but there are loads of other tools for different situations. Plenty of electronics repair channels to be found, and all of them will teach you something.
I'm surprised your neighbors didnt have a garage sale. You are one lucky boy!
Thank you! Perfect intro the $40 oscilloscope I just purchased for audio analysis.
It's kind of surprising your neighbors didn't even bother to have a garage sale. Your are one lucky boy!
The signal controls the scope. You facilitate that control by adjusting the buttons and knobs.
Thank you, this has helped me.
Many thanks to you Sir; ... For me I like the Analoge Oscilloscope ...
Thanks very clear and use fall, all the best Mark Cambridge uk
Cool tut on the oscilloscope, I've always wondered what those do.
***** cheers mate
Awesome video
Very illustratatative.
Thank you for starting with an older unit. Many of these type videos use equipment hobbiests can not afford.
thanks for helpful information and using this old oscilloscope ........ i like your workplace !!!
Thanks, most helpful for a beginner like myself.
Thanks! This explained a lot. It has been hard to find info for the beginners..:D
Kangsteri cool, cheers
Thanks you for sharing this. It is very helpful
Nice vid, really helpful, thanks!
Thank you very much boss. Much help like me a beginner.
Hope you can make a video toturial on how to test open circuit using oscilloscope.
Very helpful, thank you!
Thanks, Robert. Good Video.
ROBERT MURRAY SMITH,
What circuit inside the oscilloscope will draw the horizontal voltage on the CRT screen?
Because there is no horizontal oscillator or vertical oscillator used inside an oscilloscope so how can it draw a sinewaveform on the CRT screen?
The Ramp circuit only controls the electron beam only to the CRT screen?
Nice video - you made some really good points.
+Llona Juice cheers mate
wonderful tutorial....thanks
many thanks
I just scored a Tektronix 2467B, so chuffed! 400MHz and a microchannel plate CRT which can show ridiculously faint signals - the Tek marketeers christened it the "Brite-eye". If I have Art Garfunkel singing in my brain whenever I look at the thing I shan't be happy.... replacing a few (score) tantalum dip caps won't bother me, I don't think I'd be happy leaving the little blighters.
Can you connect to to a laptop or PC to show sound being made on the PC or laptop?
It was a DSO also.
Great video
Very helpful, thank you!
Thanks. Nicely explained.
Tom J. Byrne you're welcome
hello from iraq with you well done
very very informative, thanks
cheers mate
Thx for this Tutorial... very usefull for a Ocsillo dummy like me ;-)
thanks
Hello. Very Nice vídeo. Can you teste a situation of Hight Frequency Transient with one of your less espensive oscilloscope? Like a mini-motor conect to the eletricity home net.
I'm a geobiologiste and the so call "durty eletricity" it's an important matter of safety at home. I'm from Portugal and I'm already a fun. Thank you very much!!!
Thanks for greate video! Can you help me? I need testprobs for my old Advance OS25A oscilloscope, How should I design them? I have the old bananajackets on the scope!
Very informative.
Got any idea where I can find a power cord for a cossor oscilloscopes
Thank you!!! Very useful
dedlunch thanks mate
Switch to SMPS for more accurate output?????????????????? TBS!
very cool thanks
@ashley mills .. I have a question for you.... how is it that the o'scope showed an alternating current pattern when you measured the AC adapter. I thought those adapters all put out DC which, if my understanding serves me correctly, should just show a straight line on the scope. Thanks!
In this case the wall wart is just a transformer. The rectifier and filter will be in the device that it connects to, if appropriate. You can tell this by the line on the adapter that says SEC 24V ~ 650mA. The ~ part means AC. If it was a DC output adapter the ~ would be replaces by a solid line underneath a dashed line.
You are correct that a steady DC voltage will create a straight trace.
AWESOME!
Robert Murray-Smith where or how can I get graphene sponge. Reply ASAP thanks.
Is the tektronics 2245 a storage oscilloscope? anyone know?Thank you
Is this high school staff or college.......please just tell me.....
Thanks much R.M.S.!
million tnx
I repair tvs how can I use it can u help me sir
2:23 "from the top to the bottom"
"bottom to top I stop"
Sorry that just happened
You should tell your coworkers to take a break. They are very distracting in your video. Otherwise, good info for beginners. Thanx.
Is peak to peak from the top of the wave form to the bottom? or is it from the top to the next top of the wave form? can someone tell me? I am here to learn how to use an O'scopeThank you
Peak to peak is from the top of the waveform to the bottom.
@@victor7530 Ah. I see. The reason i was asking is because he mntioned at some pointi. The video and pointed to the tops of the peaks and said peak to peak. Thank you for clarifyng it. That is what i was thinking but was not sure.
Cheers
@@victor7530 Sorry about the typos.
is there a minimum bandwidth that you recommend?
depends on the frequency you're measuring. A long time ago with analog CROs, much was talked about and debated to the nth degree about rise time, even from a hobbyist point of view. Today, you can buy a very good fast digital for very much less than the old instruments
Cool... an Analogue Scope video that is not hosted by an indian who i cannot understand because he is either talking to fast or talking in indian or saying stuff like
see.. this... this his then being properly
thank fucking god for this video
do you guys have any idea how many videos on CRO's are hosted by Indians that you can't understand.
ANSWER : way too many
it took me 2 days to find this video, that's how many
anyway, let's now watch this video
ayyyyyyy you took my name XD
so every video id the same how to calibrate it not how to accurately test a circuit or parts!
CRT brightness was too much.
Might be the cameras sensitivity
Thanks, everything I need to get started without the waffle.
cheers
Rodney Dykins no probs
so we can use an Oscilloscope to see how often millennials get triggered?
Yes. Wire them up. It's called an EEG. BaHaHaa
You may need a very high resolution scope, but the answer is yes.
All that I have to do is say: "Trump is an asshole", and you will throw a hissy fit, and that is too fast for the 'scope to measure!
0kHz Boomer