Daniu ADS5012H 100MHz oscilloscope from Banggood
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2019
- Daniu ADS5012H 100MHz oscilloscope from Banggood
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new to electronics. your site is a great help! just ordered the Aneg 8008 and this oscilloscope based on your reviews. keep up the great videos! look forward to your next one!
That looks like about all I need! Great video sir, well done!
You are the man. I love watching your work. Glad I found your channel.
That was measured in Chinese Mhz. Very similar to Chinese watts PMPO watts on amplifiers. I bought one as was curious and pretty much reversed engineer one recently. The 500MSPs they claim is a straight up lie - there's no way that the 250MHz GD32F450 can read two interleaved samples every clock cycle nor could it generate a 250MHz clock. It is about 250MSPs. Even then no way to get 100% reliable triggering at 250 MSPS. There is just no enough processing power in this and is the bottle neck. With the current design and components used 125 MSPs is likely all it can do reliable. So Dave review is pretty much bang on, this thing has serious trigger issues as they are doing it at the buffer.
No hardware trigger, it's all done by the software. They claim on eBay and Banggood it was using a IPS screen and 5000 mAh battery, still see listing stating that. Neither are true. It uses a TFT LCD and 3000 mAh battery. The official store is at least now being honest about that part. Some less then honest vendors "forget" to update the description.
Thanks for the comments, I'm barely starting school, and this video helped me made my mind up about what kind of oscilloscope I should get as a student, Thank you again keep the good work
I'm really loving the fact tat your videos inspire me. Thanks man.
I ordered one within a day of your review. It came in two days ago (27 Aug), but required a signature, so I had to make a 10 mile trip into town. Nice compact unit. Outer box was crushed along one edge, but the 'scope comes inside it's own travel case which prevented any damage. English instruction manual is fairly well written, far better than some that come with other electronic products. Thanks Paul.
I think im getting one. thanks for the review Paul 👍
Hi Sir, can you tell what are those two little signal generators (one of them built on an Arduino) you used for this oscilloscope tests. Where can I find schematics, if there’s some.
thanks for doin these videos buddy. you’ve helped me on more than one occasion. i’ve been googling stuff and always seem to come to your video and you always seem to answer my questions. so i subscribed.. keep it up.
Thank you so much Paul you just answered a question I was asking myself, to buy a DSO SHELL OR HOLD OUT FOR ONE OF THESE. can i use a link to through You on banggood because I do all my buying there. Could you tell me how to do that. And one more thing why did you change up to 10X at the start what's the difference???
this video has been helpful,because it tells me what Im going to get when my unit that I ordered arrives,an identical model,i ordered it on amazon
As always, a good video! The "wiggling" voltage reading seem to come from input noise? At least the footage of the oscilloscope screen showed some spikes (or ringing) at the bottom of the down-slope of the square wave? Take care!
is it possible to test the crystal oscillator (real time clock) in an electronic circuit?
Mine arrived yesterday. Love it!
Yeah this is about all I need, for the lil bit of stuffs I get into! I just need a bit more info than volts & amps, the video is great!
Have this too an I love it. So simple and accurate enough for my purpose..
Did you see which ADC is used in this oscilloscope? It should have some buffer for storing 500ms/s?, defenetly it can not be done with 168Mhz CPU. If it doesn't have some additional HW except display driver and CPU, so how it sample the data at 500MS/s?
I've never ordered from banggood before, have you used them a lot? How is their service? What about tenoutlet?
Nice Review, Thx!!!