The trigger is a setting that determines when the oscilloscope starts to display the waveform, based on a voltage level and a slope. The shape of the waveform can tell you the type, amplitude ...

The trigger determines when the oscilloscope starts to capture and display the signals, and you can change it by using the trigger level and source buttons on your oscilloscope.

Its conventional configuration employs two or three stages of a track hold circuit and an analog multiplier with some glue circuits, and it is targeted for a digital oscilloscope. Our N-stage trigger ...

Most engineering labs have digital oscilloscopes, but many engineers don’t fully explore their features. Among the more interesting features of a digital oscilloscope is its math channel, which can ...

In circuit development and testing, it's often necessary to display more channels than today's oscilloscopes provide. One simple solution is to trigger several oscilloscopes in parallel.

Pico said the new PicoScope 9404A-25 features a high-speed internal trigger up to 18 GHz that eliminates the need for an external trigger or clock recovery circuit — making it a versatile and ...

When you operate the circuit from a 5V supply, the circuit's output delivers more than 2.5V rms. Although its third-order filter is inadequate for precise measurements of distortion or noise, the ...