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Oscilloscope tutorials

cyberwasp
cyberwasp over 5 years ago

Can anyone point me to a good tutorial on oscilloscopes. I've been watching a lot on YouTube but they seem to skip practical applications and make adjustments without stating why. Also they tend to end even though they state there will be follow up videos.

 

My main goal is to get comfortable with the scope and I would like to duplicate a video I saw on YoutTube that was using a scope to watch the charging current on a tp4056 li-ion charger.  TIA

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  • shabaz
    shabaz over 5 years ago +9
    Hi Steven, I've not watched these completely, but these two seem ok for the essential controls: How to use an Oscilloscope part 2 of 5 Measure Period, Frequency and Amplitude on an Oscilloscope part 3…
  • fmilburn
    fmilburn over 5 years ago +7
    Hi Steven, You don't mention the model of your oscilloscope but some of the larger manufacturers have very good training material for their specific 'scopes. For example, Keysight provides excellent training…
  • shabaz
    shabaz over 5 years ago in reply to cyberwasp +6
    The explanation in the TP4056 PDF datasheet was a little hard to follow, but it does appear you could measure the voltage at pin 2 to determine if it is in pre-charge or not. However, it would be easier…
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  • fmilburn
    fmilburn over 5 years ago

    Hi Steven,

     

    You don't mention the model of your oscilloscope but some of the larger manufacturers have very good training material for their specific 'scopes.  For example, Keysight provides excellent training for the DSOX1102GDSOX1102G which I wrote about here Entry Level Oscilloscope Comparison:  Keysight, Rigol, Siglent  and even used to assess other oscilloscopes.  The Keysight training does require the built-in wave generator on the DSOX1102  to get full value however.  Other manufacturers such as Rigol provide good training for their 'scopes as well, e.g.:  https://www.rigolna.com/basics-of-oscilloscopes/ .  This can be applied to other models if the manual for your oscilloscope is consulted alongside.  In any event, try looking for training from the manufacturer for specific capability if you haven't already done so.

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    beacon_dave over 5 years ago in reply to fmilburn

    "...The Keysight training does require the built-in wave generator on the DSOX1102  to get full value however..."

     

    The non built-in wave generator versions (i.e. missing the G suffix) of the 1000 X series scopes still have the training waveforms built-in, so it only really prevents you from doing 1 of the labs:

     

       Lab #6 Using the WaveGen Built-In Function Generator

     

    in the Educator's Training Kit for 1000 X series lab manual.

     

    The EDUX models don't have segmented memory acquisition so you can only do:

     

       Lab #14 Using Segmented Memory to Capture More Waveforms

     

    on the DSOX1000 models.

     

    However even the basic EDUX1002AEDUX1002A model is sufficient to complete 12 out of the 14 lab exercises.

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  • beacon_dave
    beacon_dave over 5 years ago in reply to fmilburn

    "...The Keysight training does require the built-in wave generator on the DSOX1102  to get full value however..."

     

    The non built-in wave generator versions (i.e. missing the G suffix) of the 1000 X series scopes still have the training waveforms built-in, so it only really prevents you from doing 1 of the labs:

     

       Lab #6 Using the WaveGen Built-In Function Generator

     

    in the Educator's Training Kit for 1000 X series lab manual.

     

    The EDUX models don't have segmented memory acquisition so you can only do:

     

       Lab #14 Using Segmented Memory to Capture More Waveforms

     

    on the DSOX1000 models.

     

    However even the basic EDUX1002AEDUX1002A model is sufficient to complete 12 out of the 14 lab exercises.

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    fmilburn over 5 years ago in reply to beacon_dave

    I agree, I intended to refer more broadly to the Keysight training material not being as useful to other scopes if the training signals are not available.  The Keysight training is the best for beginners that I have seen.

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