Basics of using an oscilloscope

[@firsteerr]

thanks for this as someone returning to electronics for my hobby of 9 bit micros i have not sued one for decades , so this really bought it all back for me

[@ryanmckenna2047]

By far the clearest and both concise on YT. Thanks!

[@daydreamer102]

Excellent! Concise and clear. Thank you.

[@rckeith]

Thanks just what I needed. Great video

[@jervis206]

Thank you so much ❤❤ That was so useful

[@mufeedco]

Thank you. I just learned something about oscilloscope.

[@botsnlinux]

Sorry about the autofocus glitchces and the noisy audio... I'll have to re-shoot this sometime after the Cummings construction has finished. :-)

[@zeyadf1644]

Thanks. It helped a lot

[@SakibKhan-we4pj]

thank you it was a quick intro to o.scope. I want to use it to find noise source in electrophysiology rig, and it would be awesome if you made a video of it,

[@daviddorsey8754]

Good Luck with Channel

[@workwillfreeyou]

Thank you. Can you get longer length probe wires. I have the same scope that you're using and would like to use it on auto repair but have a hard time with the short lead.

[@botsnlinux]

I've never seen probes with leads longer than about 1m, but you can always extend it with your own wire or a coax cable. This may introduce signal integrity issues, but unless you're looking at stuff in the hundreds of MHz you'll probably be fine.

[@sayanjitb]

can you please elaborate on how does the trigger actually work?

[@geoffreyrichardson8738]

Should have used a laser pointer, or a fixed focus camera

[@JohnJohn-gy2st]

Hello