Comparing the Rigol DHO1074/DHO1204 vs. MSO5104 display quality

A general improvement over the MSO5104 is the invisibility of the menu. This reduced the useable screen area quite a bit in the past.

Close-up

DHO1074/DHO1204

MSO5104

While testing the exact same setup I did misconfigure the timebase once, so slew rate in the close-up view are not graphically comparable.
I think the newer 12 Bit oscilloscope gives quite a bit more clarity here.

Overview

DHO1074/DHO1204

MSO5104

The DHO1074/DHO1204 clearly tries to draw an anti-aliased line for each sample point in memory. This creates the appearance of „spaghetti“ hanging from the ceiling here, with a lot of level changes. I prefer the display like the MSO5104 does. It shows sth. like: „There is something here, but I lack the resolution to draw it properly.“
If somebody knows if this behaviour can be improved by some setting, please let me know. Until now, this is the only drawpack I found on the DHO.

ACRMS noise (20 MHz)

This was kind of an afterhthought. Original ideas was to compare the „low noise“ of the Rigol to a much more expensive scope like the MXO44. Therefore the MSO5104 results are lacking here, for now.

OscilloscopeCH1 [µV]CH2 [µV]CH3 [µV]CH4 [µV]
Rigol DHO1074/DHO1204
(1 bit ≈ 1.95 µV)
52.950.554.253.2
Rigol MSO5104TODO
R&S MXO44-241037
1mV ACRMS noise comparison (open input, 20 MHz, 10 ms, 10 Mpts)
OscilloscopeCH1 [mV]CH2 [mV]CH3 [mV]CH4 [mV]
Rigol DHO1074/DHO1204
(1 bit ≈ 1.95 mV)
6.035.895.8311.4
Rigol MSO5104TODO
R&S MXO44-2410TODO
1V ACRMS noise comparison (open input, 20 MHz, 10 ms, 10 Mpts)

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