Tips and Tricks: Rescaling for Non-Voltage Measurements

Figure 1: Using math rescale to read a current probe's
output directly in Amperes

As we know, an oscilloscope is essentially an instrument that measures a constantly varying voltage as a function of time. Those measurements are subsequently analyzed to derive other properties of the input signal, such as frequency, amplitude, rise/fall times, and so on. But what about measurements of other electrical quantities as a function of time?