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22 May 2014

The Effects of Passive Probe Ground Leads

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Figure 1: Teledyne LeCroy's PP108, a representative passive probe When you open the box containing your shiny new oscilloscope, one...
15 May 2014

Back to Basics: S-parameters

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Figure 1: S-matrices for one-, two-, and three-port RF networks Suppose you have an optical lens of some sort onto which you shine a li...
16 April 2014

Is Your Testbench Mixed-Signal Ready?

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Figure 1: A representative block diagram of a mixed-signal embedded system Mixed-signal design is ubiquitous these days, with hybrids o...
09 April 2014

Applying Multi-Stage, Multi-Rate Digital Filtering

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Figure 1: The input signal shows both the desired 63-kHz signal along with a 60-Hz component. Zoom trace Z1 shows the 60-Hz component in d...
02 April 2014

Understanding Probe Calibration Methods (Part II)

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Figure 1: Experimental setup for comparing a source-referred signal to an unloaded signal As many engineers and techs know, there's...
26 March 2014

Using Digital Filters

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Figure 1: Using a band stop filter to remove a 5-MHz sine wave from a 4-MHz square wave In a perfect world, all of the signals we wish ...
19 March 2014

Tips and Tricks: Rescaling for Non-Voltage Measurements

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Figure 1: Using math rescale to read a current probe's output directly in Amperes As we know, an oscilloscope is essentially an ins...
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