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02 February 2018

Getting The Most Out Of Your Oscilloscope: Math Functions

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Figure 1: Parameter math functions provide a way to create custom parameters Parameter math functions are an important part of an oscill...
01 February 2018

Getting The Most Out Of Your Oscilloscope: Sequence and History Modes

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Figure 1: Sequence mode grabs rare triggered events from long captures and stores them in segments When using an oscilloscope, there are...

Getting The Most Out Of Your Oscilloscope: WaveScan and XDEV Custom Parameters

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Figure 1: Using WaveScan to search for rare glitch events In earlier posts about how to maximize your oscilloscope's utility, we...
31 January 2018

Getting The Most Out Of Your Oscilloscope: Tracks and Trends

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Figure 1: The track math function shows how data changes over time Our discussion of cursors and parameters leads us neatly into the t...
30 January 2018

Getting The Most Out Of Your Oscilloscope: Cursors and Parameters

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Figure 1: Cursors (top) and parameter measurements (bottom) are both powerful tools in their own right Oscilloscopes give us a wealth ...
29 January 2018

Getting The Most Out Of Your Oscilloscope: Documentation

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Figure l: A LabNotebook entry quickly and easily saves everything you need to later replicate your measurements If we really want to get...

Getting The Most Out Of Your Oscilloscope: Trigger Delay

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Figure 1: Pre-triggering, or trigger delay, is a useful tool for debugging applications Triggering is one of the most basic, yet most us...
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