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New (toy?) DSO+LCR meter - Fnirsi DSO-TC2 (june 2022)
indman:
ARM MM32F103 RET6 - component tester
WCH CH32F103 C8T6 - oscilloscope ;)
ledtester:
--- Quote from: indman on July 24, 2022, 08:14:39 am ---ARM MM32F103 RET6 - component tester
WCH CH32F103 C8T6 - oscilloscope ;)
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I couldn't tell if you were serious, but it appears you are correct.
At the 3:00 mark this Russian language video asserts that the MM32F103 is responsible for the component tester and the WCH chip for the oscilloscope:
FNIRSI DSO-TC2 - осциллограф + транзистор-тестер
https://youtu.be/PXzY-pvd7OM?t=3m
At that point there is a close-up of the PCB and you can see the triple pair of 680R and 470K resistors near the top and they are connected to the MM32F103:
I'm curious what that chip in between the two MCUs is.
indman:
--- Quote from: ledtester on August 21, 2022, 03:07:19 pm ---I couldn't tell if you were serious, but it appears you are correct.
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This became clear immediately after it was possible to read the marking of the chips.Because the CH32F103 C8T6 FNIRSI is also used in other pocket oscilloscopes.
--- Quote from: ledtester on August 21, 2022, 03:07:19 pm ---I'm curious what that chip in between the two MCUs is.
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RS2227-Analog switch
https://datasheet.lcsc.com/lcsc/2202251530_Jiangsu-RUNIC-Tech-RS2227XUTQK10_C783419.pdf
CChin254:
Here are the chips used on the FNIRSI Digital Oscilloscope & Transistor Tester:
(Image was from Dave Jones' Flickr account.)
snapper:
the replacement TC3 only has a 100-pin µC from which unfortunately the labeling has been removed :rant:
But with the TC3, the designer must have run away with it. Why do you need almost 40 transistors in the measurement circuit?
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