- Guaranteed Success (Pre-Soldered): Core MCU and sensitive analog circuits are factory-soldered, reducing assembly errors and ensuring a functional device.
- Intuitive 2.4″ TFT Display: Clear visualization of waveforms with automatic display of parameters like Frequency, Peak-to-Peak Voltage (Vpp), and Duty Cycle.
- Wide Application: Ideal for STEM education, DIY electronics troubleshooting, and basic field maintenance where portability is key.
- Digital Freeze Function: “Hold” mode freezes the waveform trace for detailed manual analysis.
- High-Resolution Capture: 12-bit precision ensures better vertical accuracy than typical 8-bit entry-level scopes.
- Built-in 1KHz/3.3V Test Source: Convenient for verifying probe integrity and self-testing the device.
DSO150 Digital Oscilloscope Kit (Pre-Soldered) – 1Msps, 12Bit Precision, 1024 Sample Depth, 0-200KHz Bandwidth, 1MΩ Input Impedance
| Max Sampling Rate | 1Msps (Real-time) |
|---|---|
| Analog Bandwidth | 0 – 200KHz |
| Vertical Resolution | 12 bits |
| Sample Depth | 1024 points |
| Input Impedance | 1MΩ |
| Max Input Voltage | 50Vpk (1:1 probe mode) |
| Sensitivity Range | 10mV/Div – 5V/Div |
| Power Supply | 9V DC (8V – 12V range, Center Positive) |
| Display | 2.4-inch Color TFT LCD |
| Coupling Modes | DC / AC / GND |



- Assembly (DIY – Through-Hole Only): Solder the provided through-hole components (BNC connector, push buttons, switches, power jack, and terminal blocks) onto the main PCB. Follow the included instructions carefully.
- Enclosure Assembly: Once soldering is complete, use the screws and acrylic panels to assemble the protective case.
- Powering On: Connect a stable 9V DC power source. The screen will display the interface.
- Calibration: Connect a BNC probe to the input. Attach the probe tip to the onboard 1KHz test signal pins. Adjust settings until a stable square wave appears on screen.
- Measuring: Adjust the vertical (Volts/Div) and horizontal (Time/Div) scales to capture your target signal effectively. Use the TRIG button to stabilize repetitive waveforms.
No. This is the “Pre-Soldered” version, designed for beginners. The tiny surface-mount chips are already installed. You only need basic through-hole soldering skills (soldering wires and large connectors)
No. You will need a regulated 9V DC power adapter (center positive, 200mA minimum required)
The DSO150 is best for analog and slow digital signals up to about 100KHz. For high-speed digital logic or protocols like I2C/SPI, you may require a higher bandwidth (e.g., 20MHz+) oscilloscope
Yes. The “Pre-Soldered” aspect makes it ideal for educational labs, as it ensures functional success while still providing a hands-on assembly experience
The 12-bit resolution provides more detail and less quantization noise when measuring small vertical changes in your signal compared to cheaper 8-bit alternatives
Yes, many users integrate a standard 9V battery or a custom LiPo battery setup, as the device is highly portable and has low power consumption.








