A powerful, but underused feature of digital oscilloscopes is the trigger circuit. Learn from James how to use an oscilloscope’s trigger to find glitches, measure pulse widths, see transients, and stabilize a scope’s screen. This video explains the difference between Auto and Normal sweep modes, shows how to use a Pulse Width trigger, and explains how to use Hold-Off https://bit.ly/3yKeziE
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#0:00 Welcome to Workbench Wednesdays
#0:33 Oscilloscope Trigger Overview
#3:44 Pulse Width Trigger
#5:45 Hold-Off
#7:32 Noise Reject and Hysteresis
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