DSO-152 Pocket Oscilloscope - 2.8 Inch LCD, Type-C, 200 kHz, 1-Key Auto Setting, Full Trigger Function Automotive Voltage Tester, Diagnostic Tool for Car Audio Check, Car Tools, DIY Learning, Voltage Check Tool
DSO-152 Pocket Oscilloscope - 2.8 Inch LCD, Type-C, 200 kHz, 1-Key Auto Setting, Full Trigger Function Automotive Voltage Tester, Diagnostic Tool for Car Audio Check, Car Tools, DIY Learning, Voltage Check Tool
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Portable Waveform Analysis For Electronics Testing & Troubleshooting
A compact handheld oscilloscope with 2.5MS/s real-time sampling, 200kHz analog bandwidth, multiple trigger modes and a 2.8-inch color display for suitable low-voltage electronics work.
Compact Signal Checking Without A Full Bench Setup
Choose The Trigger Mode That Fits The Signal
Auto, Normal and Single trigger modes provide different ways to stabilize repetitive waveforms or capture suitable one-time events, giving you more control when checking electronic signals.
Capture Signals Within A 200kHz Analog Bandwidth
The oscilloscope is specified with a 2.5MS/s sampling rate and 200kHz analog bandwidth, making it suitable for viewing and troubleshooting compatible low-frequency electronic waveforms within the instrument's stated limits.
Take Basic Waveform Testing Beyond The Workbench
Measuring approximately 99 × 68.3 × 19.5 mm and weighing about 100 g, the compact unit fits easily into many tool bags for electronics repair, field checks, hobby projects and educational use.
View Waveforms & Measurement Information On Screen
The 2.8-inch display uses a listed 320 × 240 resolution to present waveform traces, settings and measurement information in a compact handheld format.
Portable Testing Without Staying Connected To Power
The built-in 1000mAh lithium battery supports cordless operation and recharges from a specified 5V/1A USB power source, making the instrument easier to use away from a permanent bench setup.
Useful For Suitable Low-Voltage Electronics Work
Circuit Testing
Observe suitable electronic waveforms during troubleshooting.
Electronics Repair
Check signals during compatible repair work.
Learning
Explore waveform basics and trigger behavior.
Signal Checking
View repetitive or suitable single-event signals.
DIY Projects
Add waveform visibility to hobby electronics work.
Field Checks
Compact enough for portable diagnostic kits.
Set Up The Probe Before Adjusting The Waveform
1. Check The Signal Before Connecting
Confirm that the circuit voltage, signal type and measurement conditions are within the instrument and probe ratings stated in the instruction manual.
2. Connect The Probe Correctly
Connect the probe reference and signal lead only to appropriate measurement points and use the correct probe setting when applicable.
3. Adjust Time & Voltage Settings
Set the horizontal and vertical ranges so the waveform fits clearly within the display.
4. Choose A Trigger Mode
Use Auto, Normal or Single according to whether you are viewing a repetitive signal or attempting to capture a suitable one-time event.
5. Read & Compare The Waveform
Interpret the displayed waveform within the instrument's bandwidth, sampling and input limitations rather than treating it as a laboratory-reference measurement.
Perform Probe Calibration Before Measurement
Square-Wave Calibration
The supplied instructions recommend performing square-wave calibration during initial setup. Follow the device and probe instructions carefully so the displayed waveform is adjusted correctly before normal measurements.
Specifications
Standard Package
Selected upgraded configurations additionally include:
1 × Adapter
1 × P6100 Probe
- Read the instruction manual before connecting the oscilloscope to any circuit.
- Never exceed the oscilloscope's or connected probe's stated input-voltage and measurement-category limits. Use the lower applicable rating.
- A P6100 probe or adapter does not by itself make the oscilloscope safe for arbitrary high-voltage or mains measurements.
- Do not connect the instrument to household mains, high-energy circuits or other hazardous voltages unless the complete oscilloscope/probe setup is explicitly rated for that measurement and you are trained to perform it safely.
- Confirm where the probe ground/reference lead is electrically connected before attaching it to a powered circuit. An incorrect reference connection can cause a short circuit, equipment damage or electric shock.
- Use appropriately rated probes, accessories and protective procedures for the circuit being tested.
- The listed 2.5MS/s sampling rate and 200kHz analog bandwidth define important measurement limitations. Signals outside the instrument's capabilities may be displayed inaccurately or incompletely.
- Perform the recommended square-wave calibration during initial setup and whenever required by the probe or operating instructions.
- Charge using the specified 5V/1A USB supply. Avoid unsuitable power sources that may damage the device or battery.
- Do not use or charge the instrument if the housing, battery, charging cable, connector or probe is visibly damaged.
- Keep the device dry and do not operate it in wet conditions or around flammable gases or vapors.
- Only upgraded versions include the adapter and P6100 probe. Check the selected configuration before ordering.
- Store the oscilloscope and probes safely when not in use and keep them away from children.
Beware of Counterfeit & Imitation Products
Please purchase only from the official Charnent @ store.
Unauthorized sellers may use similar product images or descriptions while supplying products that differ in sampling performance, bandwidth, display quality, battery capacity, included probes, accessories, packaging or after-sales support.
Shipping
Shipping
The time frame for delivery of the order is divided into two parts:
Processing time: 1-3 days
Shipping time: 3-5 days
Shipping costs: Free shipping for orders over £13
Shipping methods: 4PX, YunExpress, Wanb Express, UBI
Due to Covid-19, there will be some delays in delivery.
Contact us
Contact us
Customer Service Hours:Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST
Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST
Sunday closed.
Email:service@charnent.com