In this part 1 of 2 series I will be covering lab scope scales, time base and trigger settings
00:00 - intro to pico 6 software
00:45 - scope screen (scale and time)
01:18 - time per screen vs time per division
03:00 - voltage scales
05:46 - setting multiple channels
08:50 - using inductive amp probe on an ignition coil
12:30 - setting a scope trigger
15:50 - trigger level, slope and delay
17:38 - when to NOT set a trigger
20:30 - auto vs manual trigger
26:00 - where you never want to set a trigger
28:37 - inductive high amp probe
30:22 - when to use a single trigger
32:41 - setting a trigger on another channel
36:00 - synchronizing ignition patterns
Here is part 2 • Picoscope Basics Part ...
which covers sampling and the waveform buffer
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24 июл 2024
