Take a Walk Through RIGOL’s IMS 2026 Booth | One-Take Tour

IMS is the largest RF and microwave industry event in the US, bringing together engineers, researchers, manufacturers, and students from across the field each year. In this one-take booth tour, we walk through the RIGOL booth at IMS 2026 and take a closer look at the instruments we brought to the show, including our DNA5000/6000 Vector Network Analyzers, RSA6000 Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer, DSG3000/5000 RF Signal Generator, MSO/DS9000 Series Oscilloscopes, DS80000 Series Oscilloscope, and our ultra-portable family. From RF and microwave test to high-frequency time-domain measurement, this booth tour gives a quick look at how RIGOL’s portfolio is continuing to grow across the bench. If you could not make it to IMS this year, come take a walk through the booth with us. #RIGOL #IMS2026 #RFTest #MicrowaveTest #VNA #SpectrumAnalyzer #Oscilloscope #TestAndMeasurement

Can an Oscilloscope Handle 24/7 Operation? Here’s How We Test It

Performance matters, but for industrial test environments, reliability matters just as much. In this video, we take a closer look at how the RIGOL DS9000 Series is tested for long-term stability, continuous operation, and real-world industrial use. From 24/7 stress testing and automated script execution to calibration, power cycling, thermal cycling, vibration testing, and onboard self-diagnostics, every DS9000 goes through a multi-stage validation process before final delivery. Whether it’s used for R&D validation, industrial automation, or production line testing, the DS9000 is built to deliver stable and dependable performance under continuous high-intensity operation. Explore the DS9000 Series: https://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/ds9000/

6 GHz, Compact, and Built for Speed | RIGOL DS9000 Oscilloscope Launch

Meet the new RIGOL DS9000 Series Digital Oscilloscope: a compact 2~6 GHz scope built for high-speed signal capture, advanced analysis, and reliable automated testing. With up to 20 GSa/s sampling, 2 Gpts memory depth, fast waveform capture, and 4-channel synchronized acquisition, the DS9000 helps engineers capture more detail, debug faster, and make better use of valuable bench space. Explore the DS9000 Series, Starting at \$9,999: https://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/ds9000/

The Drive Behind MRacing: From Garage to Race Car

A race car is cool. Seeing how students actually build one is even better. In this video, we visit MRacing at the University of Michigan to get a closer look at the garage, the team structure, the new MR26, and the kind of hands-on engineering that turns ideas into performance. We also got to see how collaboration across aero, chassis, suspension, powertrain, drivetrain, and business comes together in one student-built car, and how test and measurement tools support that process along the way. We are proud to support the next generation of engineers through real-world tools and real-world learning.

From Box to Bench: First look & E-Cal Setup with RIGOL’s Vector Network Analyzer | DNA5000 & DNA6000

From box to bench, take a first look at the RIGOL DNA5000 and DNA6000, RIGOL’s first Vector Network Analyzer series. In this video, we walk through what’s included, compare the two models, highlight key interfaces, and show the ECal workflow for getting started fast. Whether you need a compact 2-port VNA for flexible bench or field use or a more advanced platform for R&D and automated production, the DNA Series brings high-performance network analysis up to 26.5 GHz. Explore the DNA Series: DNA5000 — Starting at \$6,999 https://www.rigolna.com/products/vna/dna5000/ DNA6000 — Starting at \$12,899 https://www.rigolna.com/products/vna/dna6000/ #RIGOL #VNA #VectorNetworkAnalyzer #DNA5000 #DNA6000 #RFTest #TestAndMeasurement

Meet RIGOL’s New Vector Network Analyzers: DNA5000 & DNA6000 | Up to 26.5 GHz

Meet the new RIGOL DNA5000 and DNA6000 Vector Network Analyzers — a new VNA lineup built for engineers who need flexibility on the bench and confidence in measurement. The series supports 2-port and 4-port configurations and reaches up to 26.5 GHz. The DNA5000 is designed for a more compact, flexible workflow, while the DNA6000 brings a more stable, reliable benchtop experience for lab and production environments. In this highlight video, we take a first look at the new DNA series and what it brings to RF and microwave test. Learn more: https://www.rigolna.com/products/vna/dna5000/ https://www.rigolna.com/products/vna/dna6000/ #RIGOL #microwave #testandmeasurement #engineering

ECEDHA in the New Mexico Desert 🌵 | The Biggest Gathering of ECE Educators

ECEDHA felt a little different this year, a gathering of ECE department leaders, professors, and researchers in the New Mexico desert 🌵 In this recap, we share the conversations we had on the floor and the new RIGOL instruments we brought that are designed to fit real teaching and research labs: practical workflows, lab-friendly setups, and demos that make sense for students and advanced projects. If you stopped by to chat, thank you! If you couldn’t make it, here’s what you missed.

We Took RIGOL to DesignCon 2026 | Highlights

DesignCon 2026 in Santa Clara — here’s our 2-minute highlight recap from the show floor. A quick mix of booth moments, demos, and the little things that actually make people stop in the aisle. This year, the DNA5000/6000 vector network analyzer drew a lot of attention and sparked some great questions, and we saw strong engagement across the rest of our demos as well. If you stopped by to chat, thank you! We really appreciate the conversations and the feedback.

RIGOL DNA6000 | New 4-Port Vector Network Analyzer

The RIGOL DNA6000 Series expands VNA capability with a 4-port architecture for advanced RF and microwave measurement. 📡 Up to 26.5 GHz frequency range 📶 Ideal for multi-port devices, antennas, filters, and signal integrity testing Learn more: https://www.rigolna.com/products/vna/dna6000/

New Release: RIGOL DNA5000 Vector Network Analyzer | Up to 26.5 GHz VNA

Meet the RIGOL DNA5000 Vector Network Analyzer Series. Designed for precise RF and microwave characterization, the DNA5000 delivers performance engineers can rely on. Key specifications: • Frequency range: 5 kHz – 26.5 GHz • 127 dB dynamic range • 2-port configuration • 10 dBm output power

What a Tech Exhibit Looks Like in Hollywood | Radio & Wireless Week

Come with us behind the scenes at Radio & Wireless Week in Hollywood — from early-morning booth setup to late-night snacks after the show. On the bench for this exhibit: - RSA6000 and RSA3000 real-time spectrum analyzers - DSG5000 RF signal generator - Our newest Vector Network Analyzer, DNA5000, which caught a lot of attention It’s a small show, but a serious one for RF and microwave work, and a good snapshot of what it actually takes to get test gear ready, shipped, set up, and shown live.

Radio & Wireless Week, compressed into one short 🎥

RWW in a few seconds ⚡ Demos, conversations, signals everywhere — and this is just a preview. This clip is a quick look at Radio & Wireless Week, but the full vlog is coming soon 👀 Stay tuned for behind-the-scenes moments.

What’s Inside a Modern RF Test Setup? (Radio & Wireless Week Preview)

What makes up a modern RF test setup? In this video, we take a quick tour of the core instruments behind RF and mixed-signal measurements, including spectrum analyzers, signal generators, oscilloscopes, and a vector network analyzer, and explain what each one is designed to do. This is also the lineup we’re bringing to Radio & Wireless Week, where these tools will be shown side by side in a real test environment. Whether you’re new to RF or just curious what’s on a modern test bench today, this video gives an overview of how these instruments fit together. 🔧 Equipment featured in this video: RSA6000 Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer 👉 https://rigolna.com/products/spectrum-analyzers/rsa6000/ RSA3000 Spectrum Analyzer 👉 https://rigolna.com/products/spectrum-analyzers/rsa3000/ DSG5000 RF Signal Generator 👉 https://rigolna.com/products/rf-signal-generators/dsg5000/ MHO5000 Oscilloscope 👉 https://rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/dho-mho5000/

How to Read a Spectrum Analyzer Data Sheet？

Data sheets don’t have to be intimidating. In this video, we break down the key specifications on a spectrum analyzer data sheet — using the RIGOL RSA6000 as a real-world example. You’ll learn how to interpret specs like frequency range, real-time bandwidth, RBW, phase noise, DANL, and tracking generator, and how they relate to what you can actually see and measure. The examples in this video are demonstrated using: RIGOL RSA6000 real-time spectrum analyzer: https://rigolna.com/products/spectrum-analyzers/rsa6000/

What a Spectrum Analyzer Is Really Showing You (vs Oscilloscope)

In this video, we break down the real difference between time-domain and frequency-domain views, and explain how the same signal can tell very different stories depending on the tool you use. The examples in this video are demonstrated using: RIGOL RSA6000 real-time spectrum analyzer: https://rigolna.com/products/spectrum-analyzers/rsa6000/ RIGOL MHO5000 oscilloscope: https://rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/dho-mho5000/ RIGOL DG900 Pro waveform generator: https://rigolna.com/products/waveform-generators/dg900-pro/ If you found this useful, feel free to subscribe for more measurement explainers. And if there’s a topic you’d like us to cover next, let us know in the comments.

Can I Make My Oscilloscope Setup… Actually Comfortable?

Your oscilloscope works hard… but your setup should work with you, not against you. Today I’m trying five super simple ways to make your bench setup a little comfier and cleaner, from using the built-in stand to remote control, monitor output, arm mounts, and even the DS80000’s tilting screen (which is honestly very cool). Thanks for watching — and I hope at least one of these tips makes your bench easier to use. 👉 If there’s a topic you want to see next, drop it in the comments!

How Heavy Are Oscilloscopes? I Tried Lifting Them Up Myself

How heavy are oscilloscopes, really? Today, we’re putting that to the test. From the ultra-light DHO800 to the legendary DS80000 series, here’s what happens when a normal-sized human (me) tries to carry some not-very-normal test equipment. 👉 If there’s any topic you want to see next, drop it in the comments.

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How to Choose the Right Oscilloscope Bandwidth | RIGOL How to Scope

How much bandwidth do you really need in an oscilloscope? 🤔 In this first episode of RIGOL How to Scope, we will walk through a simple 3-step guide to choosing the right bandwidth — without overpaying or missing critical details. 💡 Looking for a high-resolution scope with up to 1 GHz bandwidth? Check out the new RIGOL MHO98 Special Edition — designed for engineers who need precision and performance in one compact instrument. 👉 Learn more at RIGOL’s official site: https://rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/mho900/?utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=how-to-scope&utm_content=description 🛒 Or find RIGOL products on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Oscilloscope-12-bit-Bluetooth-Ultra-Portable/dp/B0FSZLSMPC?ref_=ast_sto_dp

Simplify Signal Analysis with RIGOL MHO98 Oscilloscope💡

Time and frequency on one screen — easy, fast, and clear. 👉 Discover more specs: https://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/mho900/

Built-In Signal Generator on RIGOL MHO98 Oscilloscope⚡

Generate and test signals — no extra gear needed. 👉 Explore more: https://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/mho900/

Built-In Logic Analyzer on the RIGOL MHO98 Oscilloscope

The RIGOL MHO98 makes it possible with a built-in logic analyzer, simplifying your workflow and saving time. Learn more: https://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/mho900/

Meet the RIGOL MHO98 Oscilloscope — 1 GHz Power at Your Bench

The RIGOL MHO98 Special Edition is here — 1 GHz bandwidth, 4 GSa/s sampling, and 500 Mpts memory. Power meets portability. 👉 Learn more: https://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/mho900/

The RIGOL MHO98 Is Here — Power. Precision. Portability.

1 GHz bandwidth | 4 GSa/s sampling | 500 Mpts memory Engineered for precision, designed for portability. 🎥 Discover the full specs: https://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/mho900/

RIGOL MHO/DHO5000 Oscilloscope Unboxing

Unbox and explore the powerful RIGOL DHO/MHO 5000 series digital oscilloscopes! With up to 8 analog channels, built-in logic analyzer (MHO), high-res touchscreen, and advanced features like Bode plot analysis, power quality testing, and protocol decoding, these scopes are built for precision and versatility. Whether you're working in embedded design or power electronics, there's a model to fit your needs. Learn more about this series: https://rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/dho-mho5000/

RIGOL DG5000 Pro Unboxing

Unboxing the all-new RIGOL DG5000 Pro Series Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator! Featuring 500 MHz max output, 2.5 GSa/s, 16-bit, dual-channel isolation, and powerful functions like multi-pulse, sequencing, and multi-tone modulation — designed for next-gen testing and design. Learn more about the spec: https://www.rigolna.com/products/waveform-generators/dg5000-pro/

DHO800 Introduction

DHO900 Introduction

DHO800 Unpacking and Walkthrough

DHO800 and DHO900 Introduction

DHO4000 High Resolution Oscilloscope

12 Bit Resolution with Ultra-Low Noise for Exceptional Signal Fidelity & Analysis

DHO4 visualization

DHO4000 Noise Performance

RIGOL DHO4000 Oscilloscope new noise performance capabilities

DP2000 Introduction

RIGOL Technologies new DP2000 series Power Supply Introduction

DP900 walk around

RIGOL Technologies DP900 series Power Supply introduction

DS8000-R Walk Around

The DS8000-R, Rack-mount oscilloscope

RIGOL's VNA S11 Measurement

A "Reflection Coefficient” S-Parameter, known as an S11, describes how energy is reflected back to a transmiting port. To make the measurement a signal is put into port 1 and measured at port 1. This is important when characterizing the performance of active components like amplifiers and debugging signal integrity issues. See how easy it is to make an S11 measurement using the RIGOL Vector Network Analyzer

RIGOL's VNA S21 Measurement

A "Forward Transmission” S-Parameter, known as an S21, describes how energy passes through a network. To make the measurement a signal is put into port 1 and measured at port 2. This is important when characterizing the performance of passive components like attenuators, splitters, and filters. See how easy it is to make an S21 measurement using the RIGOL Vector Network Analyzer.

RIGOL's VNA Distance to Fault (DTF) Measurement

A "Distance to Fault” measurement is a frequency domain reflective test used to identify signal path degradation and faults. It is useful debugging communications system and completing cable test as well as optimize performance and throughput of a network. See how the RIGOL Vector Network Analyzer lets you quickly complete DTF tests and identify root cause failures.

RIGOL's VNA Calibration Guide

Making accurate VNA measurements requires precise instrument calibration. With the RIGOL calibration kits and a customizable UI it is quick and simple to set up your instrument with our kit or via a user defined calibration setup. See how easy it is to calibrate the RIGOL VNA in order to insure accurate and repeatable results.

RIGOL's RSA3000N and RSA5000N series Spectrum Analyzer with VNA Vector Network Analysis mode

The new RIGOL Vector Network Analysis mode adds significant capability to our RSA family of Spectrum Analyzers. Customers needing to characterize active or passive components, identify signal path errors or tune antennas will benefit from the complete VNA solution. Supports the following: S11 - Reflection Coefficient S21 - Forward Transmission Distance to Fault The VNA Mode comes with a rich visualization set to quickly identify and resolve problems with your RF Designs Smith Chart Return Loss Standing Wave Ratio Phase Delay Insertion Loss Group Delay Return Loss Distance to Fault

DG2000 Series User Interface

Customers want flexibility in how they interact with their instruments. The DG2000 series combines Touchscreen Capability, Traditional Button and Knob, Remote Operation all allow the customer to control the instrument exactly how they would like to. DG2000 Series Product Page: https://www.rigolna.com/products/waveform-generators/dg2000/

Review of Robot Testing

Over the last couple of weeks I systematically built, debugged and analyzed our remote controlled robot. Throughout this process we tested the robot's serial communication, perform VSWR testing, gained a better understanding of the robot's sensors work, perform battery testing and EMC testing on the robot.

RIGOL's DG2000 Series Arbitrary Waveform Generator

Engineers who require high signal fidelity in a reliable and capable waveform generation need look no further than the DG2000 Series generators. With frequencies up to 100 MHz, 16Bit Resolution, and arbitrary waveforms of up to 16 Mpts the DG2000 reproduces any waveform with high signal fidelity. SiFi II adds additional filtering capabilities making this one of the most flexible generators on the market. The hybrid touch interface and industrial design make it the perfect choice for your lab while standard Ethernet and USB make it the choice for engineers who need to programmatically control their instrument. Product Page: https://www.rigolna.com/products/waveform-generators/dg2000/

RIGOL's DS1202Z-E Digital Oscilloscope

The DS1202Z-E comes standard with 2 analog channels, 24MPts of deep memory, a 60,000 frame segmented record mode, standard serial decode and triggering, high resolution FFT, 15 trigger types and 37 integrated measurements making the DS1202Z-E a powerful and capable debug tool for design engineers. Product Page: https://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/1000z/

Robot Testing - EMC Pre-Compliance Testing

In this video I test the robots top board to see if we are able to make some improvements to reduce our radiated emissions between board versions.

RIGOL's DSG800A Series RF Signal Generator

The DSG800 series covers output frequencies from 9 kHz to 3.6 GHz. The instruments provide maximum output power up to +20 dBm and low SSB phase noise -112 dBc/Hz, amplitude accuracy of +/- 0.5 dB, and frequency resolution of 0.01 Hz at any frequency. An oven-controlled crystal oscillator time-base option provides < 5 ppb temperature stability and < 30 ppb/year aging stability, the most accurate and stable timebase available in this class. THe DSG800A models provide internal and external IQ Modulation support including FSK, QAM, and QPSK signals. Use the IQ modulation to emulate transmitteddata sequences for receiver testing. For IoT and RF applications from design to debug the DSG800 series provides uncompromised RF signal generation capabilities at an unprecedented value. DSG800A series product page: https://www.rigolna.com/products/rf-signal-generators/dsg800/

RIGOL's RSA3000E Series Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer

Engineers integrating WiFi, Bluetooth and other modern RF technologies are confronted with complex challenges like frequency hopping signals, channel conflict, and spectrum interference. Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers bring the dimension of time to RF Analysis making it easier to monitor and characterize these complex RF systems. The RSA3000 and RSA3000E Series combine High Performance swept analysis with Real-Time performance (9.3µs 100% POI), rich data displays, and advanced triggering all at an exceptional price.

Robot Testing - Operational Power Testing on a Battery

In this video I measure and then reproduce a similar current draw from our robots battery that the robot draws during its operational power cycle. For this test we used a current probe, passive voltage probe, oscilloscope and an electronic load.

Robot Testing - Nominal Power Testing on a Battery

In this video I measure and then reproduce a similar current draw from our robots battery that the robot draws during its nominal power cycle. For this test we used a current probe, passive voltage probe, oscilloscope and an electronic load.