DSO-2150 USB Digital Oscilloscope User Manual

This manual introduces the use of DSO-2150 USB PC Based Digital Oscilloscope.


DSO-2150 USB Digital Oscilloscope User Manual - cover page
Brand
DSO-2150
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
17
File format
PDF
File size
922 KB
Published
20 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2358A1208AB85A074921BF4A677B4A6C

About this manual

This manual covers safe operation of the DSO-2150 USB digital oscilloscope, including warranty information, handling precautions, and recommended storage conditions. It explains the power source (bus‑powered via USB) and outlines the environmental limits for temperature and humidity.

Detailed hardware specifications are listed, such as a 60 MHz analog bandwidth, 150 MS/s real‑time sampling, 8‑bit vertical resolution, and USB‑based data transfer. Installation procedures for the Windows driver and software are provided, along with probe calibration steps to ensure accurate measurements.

What's inside

  • Certificate of Product Warranty
  • Precautions for Safety
  • Handing Precautions
  • Maintenance and Storage
  • Hardware Specification
  • Acquisition Mode
  • Introduction
  • Software Installation
  • Probe Calibration

Specifications

Analog bandwidth60 MHz
Real‑time sampling rate (single channel)150 MS/s
Vertical resolution8 bits/channel
Input impedance1 MΩ DC
Input protection voltage35 Vpk
Dimensions (W×H×D)187 mm × 100 mm × 33 mm
Power sourceBus‑powered from USB (no external supply)

Frequently asked questions

What power source does the DSO-2150 USB require?

The oscilloscope is bus‑powered from the USB connection and does not need an external power supply.

What are the recommended storage conditions for the DSO-2150 USB?

Store the unit at a temperature of 25 °C with 50 % relative humidity.

What is the maximum input voltage the DSO-2150 USB can safely measure?

The input protection limits the voltage to 35 V peak, and higher voltages must be attenuated with a suitable probe.

How often should the probe be compensated?

The probe should be compensated each time it is connected for the first use and periodically, about every 5‑6 months.

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