thank you for properly explaining this

I'm having a good time with your videos. Thanks for all the videos.

Love your videos! Very informative. Thank you or your time.

Appreciate the video and straight to the point explanation. Very useful for beginners like me. Thanks

Nice video! Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge.

Hi!! This video is wonderfully done, so happens I have just purchase one of these scopes, I am just now learning how to use it, and this video has helped me in a wonderful way, Thank you kindly for the knowledge and sharing it with us... Have a great weekend in electronics....):

Thanks for the clear explanation. I have been playing around with that small Etepon scope (you featured it in one of your videos). Interesting stuff!

Great tutorial!! Thanks!

Great tutorial! Thank you so much!

Always interesting!

Awesome video! Thanks sir!

better than expected.

Thank you! I finally understand thanks to your tutorial!

Hi there, i am 67 years old, i have recently become interested in electronics, especially in analogue hifi audio amplifiers. i have been trying to see if i could learn anything about oscilloscopes and signal generators as well as the basics of electronic circuits. I couldn't beleive my luck when i came across your channel. your videos are very informative, and thanks to you, i am beginning to get a grasp of this interesting subject. I live in the U.K. and would like to say thank you very much for helping me understand a bit more of the theory and practice of electronics. All the best to you.

Great video!! Thank you!!

grate explanation Sir

Keep it up, thanks for sharing the video :)

Very useful, thank you

Thank to you, i passed the exam of laboratory in a brilliant manner

great job ,champ

very educative. thank you regards

Nice video. Thanks

thank you

Very nice thank you

Very helpful thanks, no need to apologise for knocking the camera!

Great video! At 6:35 , you said the width of the pulse is 106 ms. Did you mean 1.06 ms? That is what it looks like on the display. Sorry, I am just learning and need to make some pulse width measurement and want to make sure I get it right.

I'm trying to set my scope to see mechanical button bouncing. button not pressed is 3v3, pressed is 0. Can get it to trigger on falling edge so I can see bounce. Thoughts?

Nice, tnaks ;)

How to trigger a signal when we have more than two signals in the oscilloscope?

interesting video sir

Informative video - thx - my old Design & Tech tutor had a favorite phrase "In order to make a lathe, you first need a lathe" .. maybes the same with oscilloscopes?

PAUL, make a YT lesson about using the Oscilloscope to test for amplifier "tracking" on a two channel oscilloscope. Its often common problems that amplifiers aren't tracking which you can go over in a theory lesson about tracking

Good video, but unfortunately you also failed to mention trigger coupling (menu point at the very botton in the screen of the Hantek). I am convinced that some people don't know what to do with it ...

Hi guys, I've got my first scope(Rigol DS1054z) and my BNC ports are getting a bit hot. Should I worry?

I think you need to do a series on this, I want to get a oscilloscope, but to be honest I don't even know how I would use it, or for what

I have dso shell 150 . The problem iam having is I have to see change in phase of a sine wave from a sensor but when the phase wants to change the dso shell in ( normal mode ,falling edge setting) Syncs again the sine wave and due to that iam not able to see phase change of sign wave . Iam I doing something wrong Help me how to see phase change of a signal in dso shell 150

What is force trigger

Thanks but am still not getting trigger topic

the buttons you press are outside the camera frame

Hello, There is a high pitched frequency noise in my home. I believe it is a "mosquito" device. What can I use to find it? Thank you!!

What oscilloscope is good to start with? Like a 2 channel 100MHz? What do you think?

What if you are looking at two different signals. You can trigger on one but the other is free running???

Wooden skewer looks like a good tool for working with electronics!

where are these signals coming from?? What does triggering mean?

I want to measure the locking time of DPLL. Please let me know the steps.

Instead of trigger Name should be stable point.

this triggers me :P

I'm a millennial, I'm always properly triggered. I'm sorry I had to.