jyetech scope
jyetech scope - front panel too small
jyetech scope - front panel too small
Jyetech scope - improved back plate
jyetech scope - fully assembled
Jyetech scope - improving the back plate
Jyetech scope - improved back plate
Hameg HMO2022 test measurement
Hameg HMO2022 Screenshot
Makeshift workbench
Game Gear sound wave
What's wrong?
Buck regulator - switching noise
Regulator test: 1.06V @ 150mA
Regulator test: noise at 150mA
Tektronix 314 - still alive
Regulator test: 1.06V - no load
Tektronix 314
jyetech scope
jyetech scope
jyetech scope - fully assembled after milling
jyetech scope
jyetech scope - LCD assembled
jyetech scope - all finished: back side
jyetech scope - all done: front side
jyetech scope - LCD
This crocodile even hase eyes!
jyetech scope - 7805 regulator test
jyetech scope - 7805 regulator test
jyetech scope - only back side done
jyetech scope - probe assembly 7/7
jyetech scope - probe assembly 4/7
jyetech scope - probe assembly 3/7
jyetech scope - "empty" board
jyetech scope - probe assembly 2/7
jyetech scope - probe assembly 5/7
jyetech scope - SMD parts done
jyetech scope - empty backside
jyetech scope - probe assembly 6/7
jyetech scope - probe assembly 1/7
jyetech scope - SMD parts
jyetech scope - other parts
Test jig for DSOs
Test jig for DSOs
More details
Some signal
Knock sensor waveforms
Knock sensor waveforms
Tektronix 314 - back cover removed
Logic vs. transistor driver
Logic vs. transistor driver
Logic vs. transistor driver
Logic vs. transistor driver
Ice Tube clock - boost conv. ripple
Tektronix 314 - floating power supply
Arduino speed measurement - 2µs/div
Tektronix 314: Arduino speed measurement - 0.1µs/d…
Jyetech - Arduino speed measurement
Tektronix 314
Finally fixed
My improved ground clip vs. the standard one
Probe hook and GND stuff
Usual probe hook
Lecroy probe alligator clip
Lecroy probe ground clip cable
New clip
bad current regulation
bad current regulation
Some shrinking tube
bad current regulation
bad current regulation
bad current regulation
bad current regulation
I call this a bug!
Creating a DSO trigger test jig
Creating a DSO trigger test jig
Triggering on a certain slope
Creating a DSO trigger test jig
Creating a DSO trigger test jig
Creating a DSO trigger test jig
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jyetech scope - all finished: back side
UPDATE:
I received a free replacement DIY KIT from jyetech.com which works much better. The old one just doesn't run with new firmwares properly. I suspect a flawed cpu, so I'll replace the chip some day.
Check the seeedstudio.com / arduino.cc forum for support threads.
WARNING:
I managed to brick the scope by updating to the latest firmware ( 113-06201-080 [2009.07.06] ) !
Reflashing -070 DID NOT help at all.
If you should try this, make a backup of the current firmware / eeprom in the chip before flashing anything new! The scope saves data to the eeprom that affects its operation (screen menu / timebase). The eeprom is not erased during chip erase, as a fuse bit is set to keep the data. The 10pin header IS NOT isp compatible, you need to make an adapter. The bootloader lock bits are NOT SET, so flashing will kill the bootloader!
According to the PDF manual, one needs this to fully program the device:
a) firmware.hex
b) bootloader.hex
c) eeprom.hex
Right now only the firmware.hex is available, b) and c) are nowhere to be found.
DO NOT FLASH your device !
Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
I received a free replacement DIY KIT from jyetech.com which works much better. The old one just doesn't run with new firmwares properly. I suspect a flawed cpu, so I'll replace the chip some day.
Check the seeedstudio.com / arduino.cc forum for support threads.
WARNING:
I managed to brick the scope by updating to the latest firmware ( 113-06201-080 [2009.07.06] ) !
Reflashing -070 DID NOT help at all.
If you should try this, make a backup of the current firmware / eeprom in the chip before flashing anything new! The scope saves data to the eeprom that affects its operation (screen menu / timebase). The eeprom is not erased during chip erase, as a fuse bit is set to keep the data. The 10pin header IS NOT isp compatible, you need to make an adapter. The bootloader lock bits are NOT SET, so flashing will kill the bootloader!
According to the PDF manual, one needs this to fully program the device:
a) firmware.hex
b) bootloader.hex
c) eeprom.hex
Right now only the firmware.hex is available, b) and c) are nowhere to be found.
DO NOT FLASH your device !
Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
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