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I take a look at the Hantek DSO5202P 200MHz Oscilloscope, I Review And Teardown the Hantek DSO5202P 200MHz Oscilloscope
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[@davidv1289]

Thanks for the detailed review, Scott. I guess the old saying "You get what you pay for" applies here. Putting out reviews like this is really helpful to individuals new to electronics.

[@saarike]

Great review!

[@Tobinindustrial]

Thank you for sharing. I am about to acquire a 100MHz scope that is the same as this and your video is going to be most helpful to me. Stay tuned as I am still learning but I am happy to hear that my choice is a recommended one. Thanks again for this helpful video.

[@dovpauzner5093]

Thank you !

[@JanKatoen]

Looking at the manual the observed very jittery behavior and the low number of samples seems to be due to the active real-time digital acquisition mode. This mode is active, see the selected first option in the acquire menu (15:08). Changing the first option in acquire menu to the equivalent sample mode could provides a (repeated) sample rate up to 25Gsa/s. For repetitative signals this should improve the observed quantificaton issue for high frequency signals.

[@examplerkey]

People get angry when I say these are toy scopes. You can't really do serious stuffs with them. If you see their official demo video, they use like 10kHz sine wave!

[@deedinky1]

Got one of these some time ago, $NZ325 from ali. I contacted Hantek and got sent the latest firmware as I found their website and firmware info on the scope hard to make any sense of. I still cannot reconcile the numbers in the scope with the ones on Hantek's website. For what I need the scope is overkill but was a great price. Hope the lockdown is not stressful for you. Cheers from chc.

[@dougmcartin3881]

I wish that I had a scope like this back in the mid 1970's when I started in the electronics hobby. They are what they are and are built to a price point to make them useful and affordable to the hobbyist and designers that are starting out on a tight budget. If you want laboratory accuracy R&S will be happy to sell you a 200 MHZ scope for around $6000 USD. As will Tektronix or Keysight. You have to ask yourself how often have you had to make a very precise and accurate measurement at or around 200MHZ using your scope. For me, I can say probably never. ATB Doug.

[@indodom1141]

What is the storage of the signal capability like for say IC2? interested in how much of a data train you can capture?

[@cookieboi4449]

Why didn't you use the cable which came with the scope? The EU plug had an adaptor for Aus and NZ grid supply. It was a two pin plug, i.e. no ground to the bnc. I guess the scope is double isolated, although I didn't see the sign showing such. Without the ground pin, and using a RCD / GFCI the scope should be safe I guess,,, without the ground pin... would that be correct ???

[@rajdindial6740]

Hey great vid....can a VGA or HDMI port be wired in to its lcd display to connect to a bigger monitor ?

[@oskimac]

Very nice review. Thanks. For what i do is more than enough. Hope some day u can afford one. Nice to know your channel to. Better reviews than eevblog. For him everything below some 800usd rode&schwarz is garbage

[@pulsenetwork1796]

Between this digital scope and a analogue scope which is better?

[@johnstevens8168]

Memory depth is limited to 40k unless you get expanded memory. Recent subscriber.

[@zeljkoadzic1692]

How to expand?

[@paulrogers6517]

With a 1GHz sample rate and a 200Mhz signal it's actually only 5 samples per cycle of the waveform, that's where the wobble comes from. They probably interpolate to get the extra points for the display. How does this compare with a Tektronix TBS1202C, it's apparently the same spec although the Tek has only 20k point record length? Thanks for the review, I'm looking to replace my old Tek analogue scope that just died!

[@kwhp1507]

Can the mso function from the mso5202 be added easily to this?

[@marcoahernandezgarcia4819]

Hi! I'm trying to decide between the hantek dso5102p which is the 100mhz version of this scope you're reviewing, and the siglent sds1052dl+, which is 50mhz bandwidth and 500 megasamples per sec, as my beginner scope. Here in my country they cost almost the same, the hantek being slightly cheaper. I can't afford a more expensive scope, these two i'm mentioning fit in my budget and they're on sale on Amazon. Which one would you recommend me? I need something robust and durable 'cause i will carry my scope around, to college and to field practice, and i've heard the hanteks are kinda fragile and cheaply built than the siglents. On the other hand, the hantek has wider bandwidth and more samplerate. I'm taking the build quality and robustness as the main criteria in my choice between these two scopes. What do you think? Thanks for your advice!

[@TheDefpom]

I can’t speak for the exact Siglent scope as I haven’t used that particular one, but my gut instinct is to go for the Siglent, the ones I have used were far better than the Hantek.

[@marcoahernandezgarcia4819]

@@TheDefpom Thanks a lot!

[@zeljkoadzic1692]

Hi what we get with latest frimware dso5kp_func_dso5202p20210225.up

[@thetechoasis2179]

you have its set to 1x in the scope... you need to set it to 10x .... . i have the same model and it does NOT do this at all, 1gs/s is quite sufficient, maybe you could try upgrading the firmware

[@TheDefpom]

You are correct that I forgot to switch to 1x after hooking up the BNC cable, it wouldn't cause any difference apart from the voltage readings on the scope being out by 10x. I will have to check to see if there is a firmware update.

[@davidmiller8967]

The closed captions have as much trouble as I do Understanding this

[@chefbink61]

Well I see you found the same problems with this scope. I have the little brother 100mhz and it's really may be 45 to 50 mhz. It's very jittery scope and that can cause you to look for problems that aren't there. It also resets setting on it's own and when I would use it I found myself having to double check setting all the time. But for me it's just too jittery to be of any real use. For the $$$ I would say just save a bit more $$ and you can get a much better scope that will be much more useful.

[@dzee9481]

You have to give the Chineese a big hand they can make stuff shitty and sell it for a profit and provide the consumer what they want for the money. They are very intelligent folks and I love thier approach to selling products to the world market. Most people would buy this type of stuff before they would buy Sigalent or Tektronix.

[@Nermash]

Jitter and 40k of sample memory are the deal breakers IMHO...

[@no9udt]

Will this do UART decoding?

[@TheDefpom]

@@no9udt nope

[@no9udt]

@@TheDefpom Thank you. I just ordered oneof these on Amazon and I hope this will blow the doors off my old DSO2D15

[@SMILYHIPPO]

Very strange.....Just watch the other review of the same oscilloscope and it was good till 220Mhz so I wonder who is right?

[@TheDefpom]

Or is the quality control a bit variable? Maybe mine still had a tiny bit of flux residue left on the board in the input section, that’s all it takes !

[@user-xm1vo2ud4d]

Sadly, here no pictures of frontend

[@cabeloDoPardal2]

46:48 ....

[@MidnightVisions]

Dodgy green capacitors in the power supply,, don't like those. Change those to a reliable brand and the unit will be more reliable.

[@AndySpicer]

You lost me when you turned the beep on.

[@waltermccalmont1412]

you can sell me it

[@stoptheirlies]

Doing a review of something and saying you don't know what this and that is doesn't cut it mate

[@mysneekers5862]

I think before you demonstrate a piece of equipment you should first know the equipment. You do not pass go.

[@TheDefpom]

As I have said MANY times, I intentionally show how someone will find it when they use one for the first time, it gives a much more accurate demonstration of how someone will find the equipment, rather than having a rehearsed and kind of fake demo.