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Hantek DSO5000 series oscilloscope modification – reducing fan noise.

Fan voltage regulator of Hantek DSO5000 oscilloscope This simple modification, originally described by tinhead on the EEVBlog forum, is intended to make the built-in cooling fan quieter. A common issue with cooling fans is the noise they produce, and a typical solution is to reduce the voltage (and therefore the current) supplied to the fan, causing it to spin more slowly. The Hantek DSO5000-series oscilloscopes feature a three-terminal 12V voltage regulator dedicated to the fan (indicated by an arrow in the title image). To adjust the fan voltage, I simply need to replace the regulator labeled U7 on the power supply PCB.

Hantek DSO5000 series oscilloscope modification – doubling the bandwidth of DSO5102B.

A screen of Hantek DSO5102B oscilloscope Some time ago, I realized that I needed to add a digital oscilloscope to my set of instruments. A DSO is handy for making measurements and capturing screenshots—something I've been doing a lot lately. After comparing the specifications of current models from several manufacturers, I chose the Hantek DSO5102B. The main reasons for selecting this model were its cost, screen size, and strong potential for hacking—though not necessarily in that order.

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