Nice job! Comparing the 3 scopes is very nice to see, when side by side. I like to see you troubleshoot a PCB - doesn't have to bee complicated, I think that is what lots of people would like to see, but aren't saying out loud. Thanks again!
Yes seems to do the trick i now have the generator and scope in 1 package keeps the bench tidy it does a whole lot more than i will ever use just amazing what is crammed inside great stuff cheers.
Great Video. I have a Siglent 1104X-E, and it looks almost the same as the 1202X as used here. There is an easy way to reset the counts of the statistics: Press the "clear Sweeps" button on the front panel of the Siglent scope. It will reset the count to zero and starts over again while measuring. I have no 1202x, but maybe you can check? I have also noticed that if you change the timescale during stat. measurement the Std-Dev values will jump with big steps. Therefor I think it is good to reset the counter once you have a stable measurement situation (e.g. the correct time-scale + measurement values you want to add). Thanks for the video!
@@KissAnalog Hi, Mr Analog, I like the Siglent scope very much. I had only some experience on Analog Scopes during my school periode 30 years ago. A DSO is really much more powerful, e.g. new trigger possibilities, segmented (deep) memory, colors/heatmap, persistence. Wonderful. I have watched a lot of youtube reviews regarding scope features and finally I selected the Siglent a few months ago based on price/performance ratio. One of things what is not clear to me are the use cases of the MATH function. I understand FFT, but the other more trivial ones : Add, Subtract, Multiply, Integral etc I am more or less guessing for the practicality. As on Analog scope these functions were not there, so you didn't know what you missed :-) Also the REF is new for me. But on the Siglent you can not do calculations based on REF i.c.w. the A or B channel. Other scopes can sometimes do that. Is that much better? Even sometimes with more complex calculations which the user can add in the menu (sin, cos, log etc) . Maybe this could be future video for you? To explain and/or compare scopes? Or the video is existing and I have overlooked. Next to that: I like this channel, since I learned a lot in a short time. Thank you very much!!! I wish we had in the earlier days at school this practical way of information transfer. Very good. Please keep on going! Regards, Marcel
Great video, with a great flow and packed with easily digested info. LOL just a small comment on your calculation at 1:14, it is 100X less:-) By the way am I right in thinking that what you can call deep memory, depends on how many data points the scope records per time unit? May I ask if you would consider: 350MHz Bandwidth 8GSa/sec max Sample Rate 200MPts max Record length 500,000 wfs/sec Waveform Capture Rate As deep memory and capture rate?
@@KissAnalog LOL I do also write to you all the time, so it is hard to remember what of my countless questions you have answered:-) But thanks,I am glad you think so, It is what I have to work with at my small bench. Oh and Mary Christmas to you and your loved once.:-)
@@robertcalkjr.8325 No problem at all, It's a fantastic channel! I have two a new Rigol MSO5074 and an old analog 2 ch scope, but maybe it is a half truth to call it a scope anymore, maybe more like a "curse until it works" scope :-)
These are useful videos so thanks for doing them. I have a similar Siglent model and have used the measurements a lot when running tests on my PSU. I like the count as it gives you an indication of the number of measurements taken - the more there are, the greater the accuracy I expect. On the Keysight, the data sheet literature.cdn.keysight.com/litweb/pdf/5992-3484EN.pdf?id=3019454 on page 19 mentions one of the measurements you did: AC RMS-full screen (standard deviation.) I can't find anything more out about it though - perhaps Keysight themselves can give you more information? I'm now at the point where I need to play with my scope a lot more and really get to grips with its functionality and understanding what it is showing me. Any more videos in this vein would be great!
I think the Siglent is a great scope - amazing for the price! I think the lower models of the Keysight - they held back some things - like memory - just to make their more expensive scopes look more worthwhile. Maybe they are worried that the labs that can afford the 20k scopes would take a sub $3k scope if it had deem memory. The rental companies don't handle Siglent and others, but they do carry GW instek, so you do find GW Instek in some labs. I think this old school thought where the people renting these scopes don't have to pay for them - and that's just the way its always been done - is what keeps people paying 20k plus when they really don't need it - or 90% of them don't - IMHO;)
When i brought the dsox110 70mhz 2g did not know what i wanted but what i do with it is setting up If and Rf for old radios.Very accurate compared with my old valve generator Lsg-11 or leader brand.My old scope died on me 20mhz analog.
Thanks for this feedback! The new scopes are pretty amazing. How do you like your new scope so far! Is there anything that it doesn’t do as well or that you would like it to do?
Nice job! Comparing the 3 scopes is very nice to see, when side by side. I like to see you troubleshoot a PCB - doesn't have to bee complicated, I think that is what lots of people would like to see, but aren't saying out loud. Thanks again!
Tony Fleming Thanks Tony - that’s a great idea!
Hi Eddie, With your thorough teaching style , I was able to fully grasp everything you taught . Thank you for a great video.
Thank you! I'm happy that it was helpful!
Yes seems to do the trick i now have the generator and scope in 1 package keeps the bench tidy it does a whole lot more than i will ever use just amazing what is crammed inside great stuff cheers.
Thanks for your feedback! I appreciate you!
Great Video. I have a Siglent 1104X-E, and it looks almost the same as the 1202X as used here. There is an easy way to reset the counts of the statistics: Press the "clear Sweeps" button on the front panel of the Siglent scope. It will reset the count to zero and starts over again while measuring. I have no 1202x, but maybe you can check?
I have also noticed that if you change the timescale during stat. measurement the Std-Dev values will jump with big steps. Therefor I think it is good to reset the counter once you have a stable measurement situation (e.g. the correct time-scale + measurement values you want to add).
Thanks for the video!
Thanks Marcel - that works great! This is a great scope - how do you like yours?
@@KissAnalog Hi, Mr Analog, I like the Siglent scope very much. I had only some experience on Analog Scopes during my school periode 30 years ago. A DSO is really much more powerful, e.g. new trigger possibilities, segmented (deep) memory, colors/heatmap, persistence. Wonderful. I have watched a lot of youtube reviews regarding scope features and finally I selected the Siglent a few months ago based on price/performance ratio. One of things what is not clear to me are the use cases of the MATH function. I understand FFT, but the other more trivial ones : Add, Subtract, Multiply, Integral etc I am more or less guessing for the practicality. As on Analog scope these functions were not there, so you didn't know what you missed :-) Also the REF is new for me. But on the Siglent you can not do calculations based on REF i.c.w. the A or B channel. Other scopes can sometimes do that. Is that much better? Even sometimes with more complex calculations which the user can add in the menu (sin, cos, log etc) . Maybe this could be future video for you? To explain and/or compare scopes? Or the video is existing and I have overlooked. Next to that: I like this channel, since I learned a lot in a short time. Thank you very much!!! I wish we had in the earlier days at school this practical way of information transfer. Very good. Please keep on going! Regards, Marcel
Thanks! I have an SDS1204X-E that is doing pretty good.
Robert Calk Jr. Great scope - especially for the cost!! Thanks for sharing Robert!
Great video, with a great flow and packed with easily digested info.
LOL just a small comment on your calculation at 1:14, it is 100X less:-)
By the way am I right in thinking that what you can call deep memory, depends on how many data points the scope records per time unit?
May I ask if you would consider:
350MHz Bandwidth
8GSa/sec max Sample Rate
200MPts max Record length
500,000 wfs/sec Waveform Capture Rate
As deep memory and capture rate?
Sorry, I thought I responded to this. Those are fantastic specs!!
@@KissAnalog LOL I do also write to you all the time, so it is hard to remember what of my countless questions you have answered:-)
But thanks,I am glad you think so, It is what I have to work with at my small bench.
Oh and Mary Christmas to you and your loved once.:-)
Thanks FM for turning me onto this channel! I forgot what kind of scope that you said you have.
@@robertcalkjr.8325 No problem at all, It's a fantastic channel!
I have two a new Rigol MSO5074 and an old analog 2 ch scope, but maybe it is a half truth to call it a scope anymore, maybe more like a "curse until it works" scope :-)
Cool! The 074 is just 70MHz according to what I saw. You could open it up to 350MHz? That is a nice looking scope!
These are useful videos so thanks for doing them. I have a similar Siglent model and have used the measurements a lot when running tests on my PSU. I like the count as it gives you an indication of the number of measurements taken - the more there are, the greater the accuracy I expect. On the Keysight, the data sheet literature.cdn.keysight.com/litweb/pdf/5992-3484EN.pdf?id=3019454 on page 19 mentions one of the measurements you did: AC RMS-full screen (standard deviation.) I can't find anything more out about it though - perhaps Keysight themselves can give you more information? I'm now at the point where I need to play with my scope a lot more and really get to grips with its functionality and understanding what it is showing me. Any more videos in this vein would be great!
I think the Siglent is a great scope - amazing for the price! I think the lower models of the Keysight - they held back some things - like memory - just to make their more expensive scopes look more worthwhile. Maybe they are worried that the labs that can afford the 20k scopes would take a sub $3k scope if it had deem memory. The rental companies don't handle Siglent and others, but they do carry GW instek, so you do find GW Instek in some labs. I think this old school thought where the people renting these scopes don't have to pay for them - and that's just the way its always been done - is what keeps people paying 20k plus when they really don't need it - or 90% of them don't - IMHO;)
When i brought the dsox110 70mhz 2g did not know what i wanted but what i do with it is setting up If and Rf for old radios.Very accurate compared with my old valve generator Lsg-11 or leader brand.My old scope died on me 20mhz analog.
Thanks for this feedback! The new scopes are pretty amazing. How do you like your new scope so far! Is there anything that it doesn’t do as well or that you would like it to do?
Please let me give me your review bk precision LCR Meter 880 and DE 5000 JAPAN MACK
dipak bhalodia That would be great - what do you have in mind?
Im from india most welcome in my home India
@@KissAnalog my help lcr meter purchasing how to select brand
Model no. bk precision 879b and DE 5000 JAPAN MACK YOUR REPLAY AND REVIEWS
Thanks for that - I really appreciate that!!
My guide purchases best meter of smd pf and all capacitor checking how to select to me guide
Did you want me to put together a guide for my recommendations?
@@KissAnalog no im request lcr meters DE 5000 JAPAN MACK AND BKPRECISION 879B ARE YOUR REVIEWS
Im hearing you, without memory depth measurement and stats dont work well. Thanks
Gr eg Yes you need to be more careful in time base selection to match the signal to measure.