Test Happens.

Figure 1: Jitter is short-term variation of a signal with respect to its ideal position in time Anyone working in applications that in...

As discussed in an earlier post , triggering is the means by which we can coax an oscilloscope into showing us what we're looking for in...

Figure 1: An example of differential probes measuring from test point to test point. In three earlier posts on the basics of oscillos...

Figure 1: Active oscilloscope probes sport high resistance and low capacitance at their tips, but terminate into a scope's 50Ω inpu...

Many modern oscilloscopes offer the ability to zoom in on select portions of a waveform trace, allowing users a much more detailed look at w...

In a previous post, we provided some basic information about oscilloscope probes , including a brief survey of the different types and what ...

Figure 1: An example of an active oscilloscope probe  To speak of an oscilloscope probe is to open a fairly large can of worms. Th...