#9: Basic 1X and 10X Oscilloscope Probe tutorial 

Just starting at the beginning of your series. Soo much to learn. I fear even after all 400+ I will only know 10% of what you know. You are so kind to teach and share all of this!

Most comprehensive video on probes I have ever seen. Hats off to you sir!

Your basics are very different than my basics. Whew! No matter how much I read about this stuff (electronics) it never really clicks like the way you are able to master this. Good thing there are people like you in the world.

Unbelievable, incredible, mind-blowing, fantastic, superb, and damn-right fun video to watch and learn. After 12,919 and 3/4 (+/- 1% for margin of error) videos about probe usage, I find this video the best, not only in every-day-jargon explanation, but with illustrative schematics that illustrate "the why" of probe tuning with an oscilloscope. Now, I don't have to shoot myself thinking what an idiot I am (and stupid) because of my probe tuning ignorance. Thank you.

I've only just found this video and this is the best probe tutorial by far. Thank you.

This is exactly what I needed. I have both digital and analog scopes and several probes but this video really helped me understand what is going on. I love RU-vid, I can fill in more missing pieces with a pot of coffee than i used to be able to learn in a month in the pre-Internet days. Thank you for this fantastic video!

This video, up today, is one of the best videos to explain scope probes. Thank you so much.

Finally a very nice description of what a 10x vs 1x scope probe means and what probe compensation is. I use scopes all the time but am not an EE, and your video made sense to me. Once again, hats off to you sir for another great piece of work!

Explanation with illustrations. Excellent.

It's a nice clear explanation of aspects of a 10x probe I've always been aware of but never fully understood.Thanks for posting it.

Great explanation, clear and to the point. I'm recommending this to our entry level techs!

This was incredibly informative. Thanks for taking the time to make it. I just bought a scope a couple of days ago, a Hantek DSO5202P and am trying to learn what I can about how to use them before it arrives in 2 days. Between your channel, EEVBlog, and the manual, I'll be set by the time it arrives. Cheers.

Haha, nice touch on the fold over drawings to show the circuit variations! Engineers are artists. Thanks for all the helpful videos!

One of the most amazing thing on RU-vid for engineers and hobbyist. I have planned to watch all this videos once my semester exams are over. You are amazing. I never got to see output in our lab scope, and even when I got to see, it was accidental and didn't know how to reproduce it. I'm pretty sure this tutorials of yours will train me in becoming a better engineer.

Like many before me have already said, this is one awesome video. I already knew this all but the way you explain it is high quality teaching style. Always love watching/listening to your videos. If only my professors at university were even a fraction as talented as you are in bringing the material across. Exceptional stuff once again!!

Teaching is not just about how much knowledge you have it is how good you are in approaching your point in other words it is an ART of approaching to get the information clear AND YOU GOT THAT amazing video thank you so much

You have a passion and a gift for teaching. I can't stop watching your videos! I wish my profs/lab instructors were as good as you...

Great video. There are a lot of very clever people on you tube but can be a bit laboured in their delivery. This is well thought out and said with confidence. It was a pleasure to listen to and subscribe.

Your paper diagraming is both well done and a big help in structuring the video. Nice touch.

Great tutorial,I learned a lot ,thanks.My uncle's call letters were W2UEN,and he was in Plattsburgh,N.Y.He would repair everyone's TV's in the area,when they first came out.He had one of the first TV's that were available.He was a character.