What is an oscilloscope used for?
An oscilloscope display consists of 2 axes, the X (horizontal) representing time, and the Y (vertical) axis representing voltage. They are…
Applications for an oscilloscope
Applications for an oscilloscope vary for industries. The main industries that are used are auto-repair, engineering, sciences, medicine, monitoring, tracing…
What is an oscilloscope?
An oscilloscope is an electrical measuring instrument in which the magnitude of an electrical signal is plotted against time. The…
How to tune (compensate) x10 oscilloscope probes.
Attenuated oscilloscope probes To minimize capacitive loading on the device under test, most probes use a x10 (also called 10:1)…
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Real-Time Sampling Oscilloscope – PicoScope 9400 Series
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Identifying Equipment Faults with Vibration Monitoring
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MadgeTech Doubles Data Logging Ability with New X-Series
Sometimes we release one new product. Sometimes we release 36. Today, MadgeTech announces the release of 36 new products making up the…