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Hantek DSO15 150MHz 1Gs/S Oscilloscope with 25MHz AWG Review

learnelectronics

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In this video we examine the Hantek DSO15 Oscilloscope with built in 25MHz AWG. this is one of the new gray scopes from Hantek produced in the last 12 months. It features Autoset, protocol decoding, multiple triggers, FFT, and a built-in help system among others. It is almost an electronics lab in a box. Here is a link to the review we did in March of this year of the 2C10, a 100Mhz model without the AWG. Hantek DSO2C10 Oscilloscope Review and Tea... You can find a tear down in this video.

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20 Comments

@Tristoo 4 years ago

The calibration does finish eventually. It's definitely not one minute, but even though it seems like it starts from the beginning, the lights actually change every time it loops. I think it's just doing the different channels and configurations, at some point you can even hear the relays flicking.

I came to this video a while back, and today I have my first scope. So thank you! I would have also never found out about the calibration feature if it weren't for you. Suppose that's just something you do with scopes, but again I've never had one, and never really came across any video that was like "these are the things to do/not do if you have a scope" either. Maybe that's a good idea, you sure seem like you have the experience to make a good one of those- I'd definitely watch it. Have a nice one, and once again thank you!

@dukeeod1650 5 years ago

These scopes can be very intimidating to someone new to electronics and you explain the functions so clearly, it takes the mystery out of using them. thanks

@shinagawaintelligencecoltd 4 years ago

I just bought one of these yesterday and yt creepily found out some how and this is the first recommended vids of the day. First time I actually agree with the suggestion algo. Sub’d and even clicked the spam bell. Thanks for the awesome content

@rtdave6982 3 years ago

Thanks so much. I bought the same unit about a year ago and haven’t figured it out at all till now.

@tonyguerich9854 5 years ago

Love the way you just dig in like it Is Christmas morning.

@vechnyak 5 years ago

Just discovered your awesome channel and of course subscribed. I tinker with arduinos, pi, esp32 but I'm new to deeper level electronics. One big question I can't seem to find an answer to is some real life use cases and type of troubleshooting where you would use an oscilloscope like that? These features are excellent but I'd love to learn when and how to use them.

@bagamut 4 years ago (edited)

Installing radiators on both ICs inside is highly recommended. Solves random freeze problems caused by overheating.

@mojekh 3 years ago (edited)

Thank you for very well made Hantek oscilloscope introduction!! I have bought the DSO10 version and for my audio diy projects (transformers, coils, low frequency measurements) it is amazing cheap solution 😊 Thanks again!!:hand-pink-waving:

@fngrusty42 6 months ago

Lol you seeing thing i never have , so your doing more right than wrong in my book . Im so new i squeak. So thank you also for showing the whole scope watching your hands help. Subscribed a while back and glad i did enjoy your channel

@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3 5 years ago

Never have too many scopes. Still waiting on my first. One day, One day at a time. I can’t wait till I can say I have as many as Paul Or Dave
I love shopping for them by watching my fav channels. Thanks.
I give it a week and you will have another on your bench. 😂

@MsFireboy2 3 years ago

Thanks for posting. Keep up the great work.

@varmint243davev7 5 years ago

Nice review, Trying to use the logic analyzer function without a deep dive into the instructions and some pre-testing is quite a task to take on. It is very helpful to see what you showed, thank you.

@1ve44loce-inca4rna5ted 5 years ago

Nice Scope. Lots of good features. I don't need another scope right now but when I do I'll look at this one.

@JKnight89 5 years ago

Interesting scope. I have a Rigol 1054z and sometime need to find time to learn how to use it.. soo busy alot of time..

@Synthematix 1 year ago (edited)

Just bought this scope on amazon, must admit i dont understand what I2C is or what it does but i do want to learn it, good video. i bought mine for calibrating audio equipment.

@RaptorRotorHead 3 years ago

You have to move the trigger level up like to a volt or two or halfway to whatever your Peak voltages so that the trigger will lock on property instead of jumping all over the place

@bconppp 5 years ago

G'day mate, nice machine

@barrymc9650 3 years ago

I am sending mine back. Dynamic microphone test- compared with 30 yo oscilloscope to Hantek DSO2000 series-- Old cro picked up dynamic mic audio no problems. On Hantek, waveform noisy and Cro insensitive. If a whizbang oscilloscope can't do basics like display mic audio, then it's a bin job.