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  • 01/07/2021

    Excellent oscilloscope, performs almost all the functions of a bench oscilloscope, but is portable. Great cost benefit.

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  • 28/04/2021

    修理に使うのに初心者用に手ごろなのを探してました。初めてな私でも使いこなせそうです。

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  • 17/01/2022

    Fast shipping from China in 8 days. The arrived oscilloscope has a different internal hardware and less powerful than the one on the website. It has a nice case, USB C connector and video output as an upgrade but it doesn't get to 120MHz and the waveform display is not as stable as the one in Youtube video. The maximum displayable frequency is about 90 MHz and then at 100MHz it goes to almost zero and above 100MHz you see the aliasing effect, from this we deduce that the real time sampling is 200Msa/s. The previous model had a sampling rate of 250Msa/s. The 500Msa/s advertised for the previous model, if true, are for periodic signals only and the new model could have 400Msa/s. The firmware is 1.2.6B, trying to upgrade it to 1.2.7 from "hardware version mismatch" error. Hopefully they will make the correct firmware available. The input attenuator is not frequency compensated so, depending on the flow rate, the frequency response changes. It goes from -3dB to 50/60MHz on 500mV and up to +3/4dB to 80/90MHz on 200mV to 10mV. This also highlights that it does not have an antialiasing filter. The other features are pretty much what you see in the reviews and videos on Youtube. In practice, even with less powerful hardware, the waveform is displayed is clean and stable up to a few MHz, it is acceptable for sine signals up to 30/40Mhz and about 10MHz for square waves, above the possible errors allow only a coarse analysis of the signal. However, it has a minimum sensitivity of 10mV which is better than similar models and, knowing its limits, can be used for field verification of many types of signals. For example, I can check the presence of the signal of an oscillator or a clock up to the frequency limit visible by the oscilloscope, bearing in mind that at higher frequencies the measurement is less precise.

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  • 16/08/2021

    It hasn't been possible to test it yet. When it occurs, I'll post my evaluation.

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