In this article, you will learn about the basic controls that you’ll find on any oscilloscope. We'll use a few examples to demonstrate how these controls work.

Analog and digital oscilloscopes have some basic controls that are similar, and some that are different. We’ll look at the basic systems and controls that are common to both. Understanding …

Setting oscilloscope controls, calibrating the oscilloscope, connecting oscilloscope probes, and compensating the probes are also described, along with basic oscilloscope measurement …

In ordinary applications, the most frequently adjusted controls are the voltage sensitivity and timebase controls. The time to sweep one division across the screen can be varied from 0.1 …

Controls surrounding the scope's screen allow you to adjust the scale of the graph, both vertically and horizontally -- allowing you to zoom in and out on a signal. There are also controls to set …

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HORIZONTAL - Controls the time scale and position. Note that all traces are affected simultaneously by these controls. TRIGGER - Controls the triggering. This is useful for …

The controls of a typical oscilloscope can be grouped into three major categories: vertical, horizontal, and trigger. These are the three main functions that are used to set up an …

What are the basic controls? • Voltage scaling—controls the vertical display scale for each channel, typically 0.01 to 5 V/div (volts per major vertical division, as shown in Figure 1). • …

2024年11月11日 · Key controls include: Vertical scale (volts/div): Sets the voltage represented by each vertical division on the screen. Vertical position: Moves the waveform up or down on the …