Oscilloscope
An ADC 11/22, or an oscilloscope from the ADC-100, ADC-200, or PicoScope 2000 or 3000 series.
With most oscilloscopes, you can collect data from just one of the two channels, or from both channels. If you collect data from both channels, you can use Chop mode or Alternate mode.
Input voltage ranges vary depending on which oscilloscope you are using. You can either specify an input voltage range, or select Auto, which means the oscilloscope will automatically adjust the voltage range to suit the input signal. Note: Auto mode does not give good results with trigger signals that occur only once, as PicoScope does not know in advance what range to use.
An ADC 11/22, or an oscilloscope from the ADC-100, ADC-200, or PicoScope 2000 or 3000 series.
With most oscilloscopes, you can collect data from just one of the two channels, or from both channels. If you collect data from both channels, you can use Chop mode or Alternate mode.
Input voltage ranges vary depending on which oscilloscope you are using. You can either specify an input voltage range, or select Auto, which means the oscilloscope will automatically adjust the voltage range to suit the input signal. Note: Auto mode does not give good results with trigger signals that occur only once, as PicoScope does not know in advance what range to use.