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| ebastler:
--- Quote from: ZhuraYuk on December 06, 2023, 06:36:29 pm ---Looks like the noise floor is different depending on the model. I have 23uVrms in mine DHO1072 vs 17uVrms in your DHO1074. Or mine is faulty. --- End quote --- Sampling rate was not the same though. You had just one channel active at 2 GSa/s, while core ran two of them at 1 GSa/s. Maybe that explains some of the difference? |
| ZhuraYuk:
--- Quote from: ZhuraYuk on December 06, 2023, 01:17:56 pm ---Just got mine 1072 from rigol.com.pl Hardware 9 Firmware 2.04 Options unlocked, Upgraded to 2.12 Noise 200Mhz inputs shorted, DC 1ms/div 2GSa/s 100Mpts 1mV/div: 575uVpp 105uV ACRMS normal mode 375uVpp 58uV ACRMS 14-bit mode 296uVpp 26uV ACRMS 16 bit mode Noise 20Mhz inputs shorted, DC 1ms/div 2GSa/s 100Mpts 1mV/div: 262uVpp 23uV ACRMS normal mode 238uVpp 21uV ACRMS 14-bit mode 222uVpp 19uV ACRMS 16 bit mode Dave's setting from the video Noise 200Mhz inputs shorted, DC 1ms/div 50MSa/s 1Mpts 1mV/div: 661uVpp 69uV ACRMS normal mode 252uVpp 28uV ACRMS 14-bit mode (50Mhz BW) 192uVpp 22uV ACRMS 16 bit mode (25Mhz BW) Noise 20Mhz inputs shorted, DC 1ms/div 50MSa/s 1Mpts 1mV/div: 237uVpp 24uV ACRMS normal mode 108uVpp 12uV ACRMS 14-bit mode (1.25Mhz BW) 90uVpp 10uV ACRMS 16 bit mode (625kHz BW) The scope is not grounded, after I connected the ground the noise values not changed. --- End quote --- Thanks for pointing out core I edited original post with correct BW |
| ZhuraYuk:
--- Quote from: ebastler on December 06, 2023, 06:42:26 pm --- --- Quote from: ZhuraYuk on December 06, 2023, 06:36:29 pm ---Looks like the noise floor is different depending on the model. I have 23uVrms in mine DHO1072 vs 17uVrms in your DHO1074. Or mine is faulty. --- End quote --- Sampling rate was not the same though. You had just one channel active at 2 GSa/s, while core ran two of them at 1 GSa/s. Maybe that explains some of the difference? --- End quote --- I did exactly the same setup as on his screenshots later, with sample rate and everything identical. Still 23uV ACRMS noise floor. |
| core:
Regarding the fans noise, it's not silent at all. I have MSO5000, and I've been considered it noisy until now, but compared with DHO it's almost silent. The level is higher, but also the spectrum freq is higher. I've found an open source noise level apps, named Spectroid and I've made some measurements at about 1m in front of them. I have attached some pictures, also one for reference, only a computer running in the room. Also the available options. Yeah, I will play around with Spectroid, to see if it can be used as a comparative tool. |
| core:
--- Quote from: ZhuraYuk on December 06, 2023, 07:01:13 pm --- --- Quote from: ebastler on December 06, 2023, 06:42:26 pm --- --- Quote from: ZhuraYuk on December 06, 2023, 06:36:29 pm ---Looks like the noise floor is different depending on the model. I have 23uVrms in mine DHO1072 vs 17uVrms in your DHO1074. Or mine is faulty. --- End quote --- Sampling rate was not the same though. You had just one channel active at 2 GSa/s, while core ran two of them at 1 GSa/s. Maybe that explains some of the difference? --- End quote --- I did exactly the same setup as on his screenshots later, with sample rate and everything identical. Still 23uV ACRMS noise floor. --- End quote --- Strage, we have to see an DHO1072 inside and compare with 1074 regarding the input stages. If are the same, it can be a matter of luck regarding the cips installed. Both channels have the same level of 23uV noise ? |
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