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Where's Pick3?

mrplunkey

mrplunkey

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I know it's the holidays and all, but damn! Can't you give your boy a holla?

Tell Mr. Long John to take a break and let you post to your broheims on EF.

No MO tho. I'm str9.6
 
superdave said:
Did plunk get a new more pwerful 5-axis processor from santa?
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Plunk got an Agilent MSO9064A and an Agilent 81150A.

I'm in nerdvana today!

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Cutiebolic said:
Why
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So he can connect to his 5-axis thingy and a triggering source will send a waveform through a device and the output waveform will be captured on the o-scope and plotted voltage vs time

Or, he may use them in reverse, e.g . bit chase and capture waveforms from devices on the 0-scope that can be saved on a memory stick in .csv format, then analyzed via the arbitrary waveform generator
 
PICK3 said:
Or, he may use them in reverse, e.g . bit chase and capture waveforms from devices on the 0-scope that can be saved on a memory stick in .csv format, then analyzed via the arbitrary waveform generator
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PRBS Pseudo-Random Binary Sequence
 
PICK3 said:
So he can connect to his 5-axis thingy and a triggering source will send a waveform through a device and the output waveform will be captured on the o-scope and plotted voltage vs time

Or, he may use them in reverse, e.g . bit chase and capture waveforms from devices on the 0-scope that can be saved on a memory stick in .csv format, then analyzed via the arbitrary waveform generator
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Why?
 
brownbrown said:
Thats one of the Newer ones (o-scope), Nice. Is that a 400hz sine?
Sig-gen looks decent. Low power though
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It's one of the top Agilent scopes (9000 series). So it's got digital (logic analyzer), analog, waveform capture, remote programming, etc. etc.

The signal generator is a dual channel, high frequency, low output model. I don't do high power applications. But the real advantage of that particular model is the ability to load arbitrary waveforms in it via USB and run them.

This weekend may be my first good chance to mess with it. Right now it's just sitting idle.
 
mrplunkey said:
It's one of the top Agilent scopes (9000 series). So it's got digital (logic analyzer), analog, waveform capture, remote programming, etc. etc.

The signal generator is a dual channel, high frequency, low output model. I don't do high power applications. But the real advantage of that particular model is the ability to load arbitrary waveforms in it via USB and run them.

This weekend may be my first good chance to mess with it. Right now it's just sitting idle.
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But why? What do you study?

Nanoparticles, physics... I get it, but what are you researching/evaluating

There are many uses for an oscilloscope -- what are YOU doing with it?
 
Cutiebolic said:
But why? What do you study?

Nanoparticles, physics... I get it, but what are you researching/evaluating

There are many uses for an oscilloscope -- what are YOU doing with it?
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He's heading up the search for teh God particle with his 0-scope
 
mrplunkey said:
It's one of the top Agilent scopes (9000 series). So it's got digital (logic analyzer), analog, waveform capture, remote programming, etc. etc.

The signal generator is a dual channel, high frequency, low output model. I don't do high power applications. But the real advantage of that particular model is the ability to load arbitrary waveforms in it via USB and run them.

This weekend may be my first good chance to mess with it. Right now it's just sitting idle.
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Yea I've seen those 9000 series. They are reallly nice.
Channel 4 still used for a trigger? or does it trigger internally

You can load wave forms into the Sig-Gen via USB?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Thats impressive.
 
brownbrown said:
Yea I've seen those 9000 series. They are reallly nice.
Channel 4 still used for a trigger? or does it trigger internally

You can load wave forms into the Sig-Gen via USB?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Thats impressive.
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wut does RS load you with?

is it triggered internally?
 
brownbrown said:
Yea I've seen those 9000 series. They are reallly nice.
Channel 4 still used for a trigger? or does it trigger internally

You can load wave forms into the Sig-Gen via USB?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Thats impressive.
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It can internally or externally trigger on a ton of things (analog edges, analog intervals, serial patterns, NTSC/PAL signals, SPI, CAN, I2I, logic edges, etc. etc.)

So far, I'm impressed with it. Things have come a long way since the old analog tek scopes.
 
mrplunkey said:
It can internally or externally trigger on a ton of things (analog edges, analog intervals, serial patterns, NTSC/PAL signals, SPI, CAN, I2I, logic edges, etc. etc.)

So far, I'm impressed with it. Things have come a long way since the old analog tek scopes.
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Oh the old Tek blue screens. Trying to find the trace, manual measurement markers for pk-pK and time, Oh and trying to stop signals from dancing with the level knob....
Times have changed.

DrOiD BioNiC EF App!
 
brownbrown said:
Oh the old Tek blue screens. Trying to find the trace, manual measurement markers for pk-pK and time, Oh and trying to stop signals from dancing with the level knob....
Times have changed.

DrOiD BioNiC EF App!
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tr00

signal sampling > signal tracing



just sayin'
 
PICK3 said:
tr00

signal sampling > signal tracing



just sayin'
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The Trace is not a signal.... When you couldn't find the signal, you hit the trace button and it brought up a bright DOT to see where your ground level was in relation to where the signal will be......
Your totally off base.

jus' sayin
 
brownbrown said:
The Trace is not a signal.... When you couldn't find the signal, you hit the trace button and it brought up a bright DOT to see where your ground level was in relation to where the signal will be......
Your totally off base.

jus' sayin
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it was in old analogy o-scopes

now the signal is sampled

http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~phylabs/bsc/Supplementary/Lab1/xyz_scopes.pdf

In contrast to an analog oscilloscope, a digital oscilloscope uses an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) to convert the measured voltage into digital information.

It acquires the waveform as a series of samples, and stores these samples until it accumulates enough samples to describe a waveform. The digital oscilloscope then re-assembles the waveform for display on the screen.
 
PICK3 said:
it was in old analogy o-scopes

now the signal is sampled

http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~phylabs/bsc/Supplementary/Lab1/xyz_scopes.pdf

In contrast to an analog oscilloscope, a digital oscilloscope uses an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) to convert the measured voltage into digital information.

It acquires the waveform as a series of samples, and stores these samples until it accumulates enough samples to describe a waveform. The digital oscilloscope then re-assembles the waveform for display on the screen.
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LOLOLOLOL you said analogy...

Your face is an ANALog to digital converter

DrOiD BioNiC EF App!
 
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