ALIENTEK DS100 Mini Oscilloscope review with a FPGA dev board.

[spadger]

https://youtu.be/Par6rZX5u9Y
The DS100 has a nominal analog bandwidth of 50M and a nominal maximum sampling rate of 250M. The HARDWARE uses MXT2088 overclocking to 125M, and then double interleave to achieve this sampling rate.
MCU uses  GD32F450VET6, overclocking 25% to 250M, and uses internal 128kB SRAM to achieve 128K point storage depth. For digital storage oscilloscope, storage depth is as important as bandwidth and sampling rate. From the test results, in addition to a few small bugs in the low-frequency rolling mode, the overall performance is still good, basically play the level of hardware. The firmware is still under development. The math channel and FFT will be added later, and the existing bugs in the firmware will be fixed. Maybe the device can become a reliable testing tool in the future.

[ResistorRob]

Review not in English. Sounded like someone reading a Chinese food menu to me 
Sorry I only know about 50 Mandarin Chinese words. Kind of misleading to post this on an English language forum and write a post in English then hit us with a Chinese review.

[tunk]

Very irritating that an uploaded video has an english title when they don't speak english.