UNI-T UTG4082A 16 Bits 80 MHz Arbitrary Waveform Generator Unboxing

00:00 Unboxing
01:56 Accessories
02:46 Main unit
07:21 Back panel ports
08:11 Power on
09:19 Features

[davidv]

Interesting looking unit, looking forward to the review. I am so happy to hear you say you will read fhe manual before doing the actual review - I see so many reviews where the reviewer clearly does not know how to operate the equipment they are reviewing and can demonstrate only the most basic functions. Your channel is always a pleasant exception. Thank you! Regards, David

[UniTEurope]

Hey, thanks for showing off the UNI-T UTG4082A 16 Bits 80 MHz Arbitrary Waveform Generator in your video! It's awesome to see it in action and to know that it's in good hands. Looking forward to your detailed review, and feel free to share any thoughts or feedback you have. Really appreciate the effort you put into this unboxing—great stuff!

[PlaceholderforBjorn]

It looks like a nice generator. Looking forward to the review!

[Leezorc]

Great! In your detail review you would be able to make a comparison between a 14 and the 16 bit. So one can see the resolution difference. Like comparing a sin or sqr wave at let say 1 MHz or whatever frequencies . . . Looking forward to the review.

[LawpickingLocksmith]

Nice all singing and dancing unit. Not quite the Rigol standard I would expect from UNI-T. Sure there will be a niche for it.

[kevkabluebird]

"... thats quite a noisy fan ... " *Taking a look at my Sony/Tektronix rackmount AWG with a high-res crt build-in* ... the Uni-T isn't that noisy :D :D The Sony/Tek has dozens of fans, its noisy as hell haha.

[ChipGuy]

I don't like the form factor of these generators. They take way too much space away from the desk. You don't really need a display that big.

[ZhuraYuki]

This device has no benefits vs Rigol DG821 Pro, which can be unlocked to DG921 Pro and costs 300 usd vs this 900USD