Hantek DSO5102P USB Digital Storage Oscilloscope 2Channels 100MHz Banggood - Unboxing & Review
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- Get the Scope here www.banggood.c... for £170!
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Hantek DSO5102P USB Digital Storage Oscilloscope 2Channels 100MHz 1GSa/s
Features:
100MHz bandwidths
1GSa/s Real Time sample rate
Large (7.0-inch) color display,WVGA(800x480)
Record length up to 40K
Trigger mode: edge/pulse width/line selectable video/slop/overtime etc.
USB host and device connectivity, standard
Multiple automatic measurements
Four math functions, including FFTs standard
Provides software for PC real-time analysis
Timestamps
0:00 Unboxing
2:15 Dodgy Plug
2:37 Everything In the Box
4:35 What I Like
6:44 Specifications
8:20 Turning It On
9:10 Fan Noise
9:56 Arduino Test
12:23 Function Generator Test
18:15 2 Channel Test
20:30 USB Screenshot & CSV File Save
25:18 Desktop Software
27:14 Manual
28:50 Driver Download
29:45 Software Download
30:20 Firmware Update
32:08 Calibrating Probes
33:14 Banggood Reviews
Hi, I'm Hamed, an Electrical & Electronics Engineering Student in Leeds, UK. At the time of recording this video I am in my second year at university.
Visit my website at www.hamed.engineer
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Hi, I'm Hamed, an Electrical & Electronics Engineering Student in Leeds, UK.
Visit my website at www.hamed.engineer
If you have any questions you can email me at hamed@hamed.engineer or just comment below.
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Timestamps
0:00 Unboxing
2:15 Dodgy Plug
2:37 Everything In the Box
4:35 What I Like
6:44 Specifications
8:20 Turning It On
9:10 Fan Noise
9:56 Arduino Test
12:23 Function Generator Test
18:15 2 Channel Test
20:30 USB Screenshot & CSV File Save
25:18 Desktop Software
27:14 Manual
28:50 Driver Download
29:45 Software Download
30:20 Firmware Update
32:08 Calibrating Probes
33:14 Banggood Reviews
Firstly, let me tell you that I am 71 years old.
I purchased my Hantek DSO5072p scope and the FG100DDS Function Generator, back in 2021 and have never used them till today, 2023.04.07, when I came across your wonderful video in which you explained how to use it and download the various information files from Hantek.
I am just starting to learn how to repair CB Radio's so this will be a great asset to my bench.
Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks ..... LOL
Thank you. Keep up the good work. I have Subscribed to your channel and look forward to future video's
🤣 Well done James! Glad I could help
the best review of HANTEK DSO5102P! Thanks!
Excellent presentation man!
I like and TOTALLY understand your enthusiasm at the beginning. I am the same when a new electronics "toy" arrives. I have been torn between the Hantek DSO5102P and the Siglent SDS1202X-E. Mainly due to the 200Mhz of the Siglent, over the 100Mhz of the Hantek. Though, I have since learned that the Hantek can be "upgraded" via a firmware hack to make it a 200Mhz. Given the $110 price difference for the Siglent and the recent (within 1 year) reviews, I actually will be purchasing the Hantek. Your video GREATLY helped me make the final choice! ;-)
Thank again for making this available,
Patrick
Thanks for the love Patrick, much appreciated! ❤️ I hope you grab yourself something nice with the $100 you save lol get a cheeky function generator haha. I love this Hantek Oscilloscope, definitely one of my favourite purchases in recent memory.
Thank you so much Hamed. I bought one and (stupidly) did not get the "digital storage..." function. So, I was looking at other expensive options to keep a data log of my tests. But thanks to your excellent instructions, I can keep records of what tests I do without further purchase. When we vary parameters at the same time, it's super useful to "see" how changes affect the desired outcome. Like finding the sweet spot. It's been a year since you made this video, and I'd like to wish you the very best in life. Any companies should be very proud to have you work in their rank. P.-S. I, too, love my little beast.
Mate thank you for the amazing comment! Honestly, your kind words come at the perfect time for me, I need those right now. ❤️
@@HamedAdefuwa I am 60 years old and I'd like to encourage you to push through the rough times you may be going through now, You are young and very smart. Life deserves you mate. The society around you deserve a good man like you mate. I dropped out of University and I should have finished my bachelor. It would be easier now. But, Michael Faraday, Bill Gates, Elon Musk did not train in their fields, so the measure of these men is their resolve and hard work at achieving what they decide to do. You are very bright and smart, it is obvious. What I'm trying to say, is that the only limit, really, is your perception of yourself. You're the boss of your life my friend! God bless.
Thanks brother ❤️ God bless you too! Much love!
One of the best product reviews out there
Thanks Hamed for the very informative review. I'm a newbe and just bought the Hantek DSO2C10, which, from what I can tell has almost identical functionality. This was very helpful!
You're most welcome! From what I can tell you're right lol I've been looking at that oscilloscope for a while now. Finances don't allow it right now but I think I'll get it soonish. I have two workbenches but only one workbench oscilloscope lol.
Very good review. Very comprehensive. I liked that you demo’d a few uses and the software. Thanks for sharing!
appreciate the kind words, I had a blast doing this vid and I still absolutely love this thing!
Thanks man this is what I wanted to know. Cheers
Excellent video....love your enthusiasm. Great work 👍🏻
Thanks Mick, that enthusiasm comes from staring at the thing on the internet for 5 months before finally buying it 😂.
@@HamedAdefuwa I just got one too mate......love it. I’m 58 and starting learning electronics from videos like yours. Couldn’t resist the Hantek 😀 Looking forward to your next project.
Haha I just relived the experience through your comment! I thoroughly enjoyed unboxing it. Done some really nice low pass filters on it a couple days ago. I just feel like a real engineer having one of these proper bench ones. Let me know if you have any issues getting the software working, it took awhile for me to figure it out but works like a charm now.
@@HamedAdefuwa Cheers Hamed, that’s kind of you mate. I was brave enough to update the firmware a couple-or of days ago - scary stuff when it’s a new scope, but all OK 😂 Next I’m going to install the software on my Mac. I tried the RC circuit today, from Kevin Darrah You Tube....excellent demo on capacitors.
.....Which I’ve just realised is exactly what you meant by low pass filters......we’ve both experimented with these recently,. it seems 👍🏻
ruclips.net/video/rZqRN5BpcDA/видео.html
I'm subscribed to Kevin Darrah but never watched a video LOL Going to watch this Oscilloscope one now, thank you! Yeah I'm currently attempting to build a Digital to Analogue Converter. I learnt the theory of it perfectly in university last semester but implementing a simple RC or RL circuit on a board is much harder than I expected. Feel free to record what you're up to, I'll watch lol.
Once I've got a little more experience I hope I'll be able to get one of these on your recommendation. It sounds like the perfect unit for a hobbyist, such as myself. I love your enthusiasm in your videos and look forward to watching more. I hope your first term exams went well!
Thanks Rick, honestly it's my favourite purchase in recent times. I usually pretty much every day and it just works so well. It also helps make me feel like less of a fraud lol thanks for the good wishes on the exams as well, I got 3 coming up in 2 weeks 🙏😭
@@HamedAdefuwa Good luck with those exams, pal. The greatest wisdom I can give is that most people think that the "Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything" is 42, but it isn't. The answer is E=IR!
Lool thanks man. E=IR is good except when you realise you're dealing with AC and need to remember all the impedance stuff 🤣
Just found your channel. Its GREAT! I'm a newbie and want to learn everything I can.
Hey thanks I'm a noob as well lol there's a lot to learn but it's all super interesting, just doing a video on MOSFETs now. Thanks again 😊
Great video. Love the details you have provided.
Thanks man, appreciate the love :)
I just want to take the time to say thank you for going into the detail you did in this video, i ordered the same one using your link from banggood, they seem to have better prices than ebay or amazon (both owned by jeff bezos, so that's a good thing). As regards the plug, that's a standard euro plug (which IS earthed) which works perfectly where I live (Sweden) and in lots of other European countries. The UK and Ireland use the really odd 3 pronged plug (I'm Irish and I even I see that that plug is weird compared to the Euro standard, kinda like the US plug...). Also, when it comes to installing the driver etc, you neglected to mention anything about how the PC connects to the Oscilloscope, which I assume is via the usb port on the rear of the device, otherwise, thank you for this video, it helped me.
Thanks Niall I appreciate the love and criticism ❤️ this oscilloscope is beyond amazing. I love it, definitely one of my best purchases. Yes you're correct about the usb connection on the back. I think I mentioned it in the beginning of the vid but if not apologies 😅
Diamonds and jewels excite women, for an ordinary man this oscilloscope is more than enough!
LOL totally agree
Thank you for the great video. I haven't been lucky, mine just arrived from Banggood with the screen broken and it looks like its very long and costly to send it back (definitely not Amazon quality here). Will first try to connect it to my PC the way you shown and maybe buy a new screen on Ali (around 30 euros).
Ah mate that's horrible man. Hope you sort things out with the seller. I got no clue what banggoods customer service is like, I'm guessing non-existent. I hope you get it sorted Francois.
Thanks for reviewing this unit! It's amazing how good those bargain oscilloscope got today!
I'm very interested in the OWON and HANTEK Brands. Think they are very good alternatives to the higher prices Rigol, Siglent & Co models.
What du you think?
Completely agree, had this for a few months now and I have zero complaints. Obviously I'm not a pro user but its brilliant in my opinion. I got no experience with OWON but I'll definitely pick up another HANTEK one again.
Just love your enthusiasm during the vid, cool, best of luck to you.
Thanks so much, honestly this scope is amazing.
Great video! As you have it 2 years now perhaps a short video on your your thoughts on it after all this time would be nice.
I was wondering if this would be a good upgrade from my old TDS3012. But this has 1GSa/S sample rate, the TDS3012 is 1.25GSa/S, which is pretty incredible when you consider it's around 20 years old. This does have a lot of nice features though.
I'd say this is marketed towards people like me that wouldn't notice the difference between 1 and 1.25. what I would say though is that these oscilloscopes from China perform very badly when you use them near their limits.
I was never able to save the screenshot to flasdrive. I formatted with Rufus and it worked. I was happy, I thought it was some problem. thanks.
Glad I could help!
Awesome Video !!!
Hello Hamed - great video well done. Love your enthusiasm. I'm interested in this scope. I heard however that it is not good at analysing video signals (NTSC/PAL) such as the composite video signals out of a raspberry pi or old video game console. Can I request you do a RUclips showing this scope analysing video signals? It would be a big help prior to making a purchase to see how well it can analyse NTSC/PAL video. Thanks
Thanks Duke. I must say I didn't even consider that that was possibility lol. If it's simple enough I'll give it a go. Although the video will probably be.. "here's a video signal, you tell me if it's good or bad" 😂
@@HamedAdefuwa That would be awesome Hamed. There should be video triggers in the scope for NTSC and PAL. Do you have a Raspberry Pi and some old consoles that output NTSC/PAL like Nintendo or Atari or even on old Xbox?
Yeah I have a few raspberry pi's and maybe a dodgy xbox 360 lying around. I tried to have a look for some videos of people doing it with other oscilloscopes but haven't found anything useful yet.
I just bought the same scope and it came with the same two prong power cord yours did. When you changed the cord, did you use a three prong so the scope could be grounded to earth? I'm in Canada so we use the flat prong style plugs. Thanks!
hey yeah I used the standard one that I use for all my other electronics, the three prong one. Apparently the two prong one is also grounded but I figured I'd take no risks lol
@@HamedAdefuwa I did some research and found the cord which came with my scope has a European Type F (Schuko) plug on it and probing it confirmed the scope should be grounded. I had an extra three prong cord for a computer so I used that one and all is good now as the scope and its probes are grounded to earth now!
Nice one, glad you got it sorted. Someone else said that European one was grounded, I stick to the standard 3 prong one. Enjoy the scope! I love mine.
Have you updated your Hantek DSO Oscilloscope ???
Friend, my Oscilloscope HANTEK DSO5102P I am no longer able to update when I update it, this message appears ''Firmware Update Failed, error 0xfe An update file was not found on the USD device'', how to resolve to remove this error do you know what it is, or someone thank you very much
@@peterboon8280 Ok amigo
Friend, does it have a decoding function? Is it possible to update the software to have it there? In PC?
Hi Mr. Hamed Adefuwa. Nice review, nice scope. ¿Do you know, kindly, if one can display a low freq signal (1,2,3,5, or 8 Hz), please? (I'm a beginner with an o-scope and would like to acquire my first scope. To display such low freq to match a blinking LED). If you are amenable, kindly, any advice and input you can provide is much appreciated. Thank you for making and posting this nice review. I wish you most well with your studies and career development. God Bless.
Link To Scope: www.banggood.com/custlink/vvDYZsbEdF
Just an FYI - seems you should be able to hack the scope to unlock 200MHz. Check out the eevblog forums (when they come back up again). Seems to be the same scope as the Tekway DST1102B which eevblog Dave has done a video on back in 2013.
Thanks for this Stuart, I actually plan on giving it a go but concerned I'll mess something up. Daves videos are on point though so I may it a go. This is the most expensive equipment I own lol so want to treat it well 😇
I purchased one couple of days ago its in the mail. my first real scope i am really excited now i will have to check that unlock video on th eevblog
what format do i need to the USB to because mine it doesnt dedect the USB drive
This seems far better than my Siglent SDS 1202X-E. Can't find a voltage reading weithout jumping through hoops.
honestly its amazing, still use it daily, one of my best purchases
seems at first you didn't calibrate the probes, and you kept saying Khz from the function generator when the display said Hz was that unit off?? just trying to learn. nice video looks nice O scope great price
You may be right lol I wouldn't trust me but for example at 13:05 I say "500kHz" and the display reads 500,000 Hz and at 14:05 I say "1kHz sine wave" and the display reads 1000 Hz which is 1 kHz right. I think I was just converting Hz to kHz in my head automatically.
Regarding the calibration of the probes, I did actually calibrate them, not really sure why the signal looked so noisy. Could be because I was using the USB port to power the Arduino, and also the Arduino itself has a noisy output. Plus I was using those cheap pin wires connecting between the Arduino and the Probe, which probably acts like an Antenna as well. All of that probably caused it. (I Guess lol - we need a real EE to confirm)
@@HamedAdefuwa awsome tnx
No worries 😊
I was lucky enough to get one of these second hand for cheap because the V0 knob wasn't working. Turns out it was due to broken vias. I've fixed the knob with a jumper wire but since watching your video I've discovered the Save to USB button is also faulty and it's the via right next to the pad so I think I'll have to repair the via itself. Being a noob, it's given me a nice sense of achievement tracing parts of the pcb and fixing it. Here's what I've done so far (using GIMP) drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZuTgw4A8zySkdBicqZcQvqfmxBgRVNAK
just had a look at your image, took me a while to figure out u said u used GIMP lol Nice work sorting it out, I've been a bit heavy handed with mine so I may have to hit you up if I ever break mine lol
I have a question. If the mains lead supplied has no earth, to what is the scope ground referenced? Secondly, if it is not mains earth referenced then wouldn't that make it a fully isolated scope which would be good?
Yeah unfortunately this is outside my realm of understanding lol according to Niall (He also commented on the video) saying that it's a standard EU plug which is earthed. I've just used a normal UK plug but I also haven't done anything that would blow it up so I don't know, apologies - I'm a noob.
@@HamedAdefuwa Thanks Hamed, great videos by the way, I have subscribed and am learning by hanging onto your coat tails!
😅 thanks much appreciated 😊👍
hello.for me my dso 5102 from bangood no function with windows 10.only windows 7.
Did you watch me set it up on mine? It worked perfectly. I did mention some of the issues I ran into and how to solve them? Let me know if you tried what I mentioned in the video.
170 POUNDS? they are so expensive here in Czech republic. More twice that amount!
hi, why did you choose the DSO5102p instead of the newer DSO2C10?
It wasn't an educated decision lol just went for the cheapest I could get at the time. I've considered buying the DSO2C10 multiple times since then to be honest. I'll probably pick it up in the coming months.
@@HamedAdefuwa thanks for your reply. i do like the idea of having the AWG on board but i havent seen any really positive reactions on it yet, Quite frankly i would opt for a scope with logic analyzer function on board. Finding one in the same price range is not easy.
It is not a good idea to power the Arduino from the front USB port. Remember!
I'm sure it's obvious to others, but why?
@ It is simply not meant to power devices other than USB Thumb Drives.
Nope
Kind of a clickbaity thumbnail for this video, I think. Should really be “£190 for an oscilloscope”. This isn’t a special deal at all. The scope isn’t doing anything unusual for a device of this price. Glad you’re getting into electronics, but perhaps a bit more independent research on oscilloscopes before purchasing would have helped? You could even have spent an afternoon watching RUclips reviews and first impression videos.
There's a great video from Veritasium on clickbaity thumbnails which I fully agree with: ruclips.net/video/fHsa9DqmId8/видео.html
Also the scope is actually £170 not £190 with free shipping. It's the cheapest oscilloscope I could find, especially considering its shipped from the UK. So to say "isn't doing anything unusual for a device this price" implies many scopes are this cheap which they aren't. I'm looking for a second scope so feel free to point out better/cheaper scopes. Considering I'm not a professional RUclipsr or Product Reviewer, I think it's unfair to attempt to hold me to an arbitrary standard you set. Plus I did actually watch more than 10 videos on this scope across probably the last 6 months. None of them covered things like firmware updating, software installation or CSV file saving and graph creation like I did. I usually appreciate all feedback but this one seems... silly.
In my honest opinion: it's an incredible oscilloscope.
@@HamedAdefuwa I agree with you mate.
Thank you, much appreciated 🙏🙏🙏
@@HamedAdefuwa How about the new Rigol DS1102Z-E its about the same price with 100MHZ bandwidth
Its about 319$