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What it does Trigger monitors one of your incoming waveforms and checks its behaviour against the conditions set within the trigger options. Once the monitored waveform…
What it does The Vertical panel provides all the options related to the treatment of the incoming waveform before it is digitised by your PicoScope oscilloscope’s analog-to-digital…
What it does PicoScope 7 Automotive’s Run control is used to start the scope so that when it is Running it is in a state ready to capture waveforms…
What it does Resolution enhance increases the effective vertical resolution of your waveforms at the expense of high-frequency detail. You can apply resolution enhancement individually to…
What it does Probe mismatch recognises and warns you when you start a capture and the detected probes do not match those selected in the software…
The best way to diagnose an intermittent fault is often to set up the scope to measure from several components and wait for the fault to occur. For…
Also called DC offset. This valuable feature can give you back the vertical resolution that would otherwise be lost when measuring small signals. Analog offset adds…
What it does You can use the Timebase control to set your PicoScope’s timebase and gain access to the related set of sampling settings. Your oscilloscope’s timebase…
What it does By changing and scaling your measurements to have different values, units or ranges, Custom probes convert your channel inputs to an on-screen view of…
What it does Auto arrange moves and scales your waveforms, Reference waveforms and Math channels within a View so they do not overlap. How it can help you By automatically arranging all…
What it does ConnectDetect® – available on PicoScope 4×25 and 4x25A Automotive oscilloscopes – indicates whether you have good connections between your test leads and circuits. How it…
What it does Zero channel offsets digitally removes the small offsets that are present within a measurement channel when the channel signal and ground inputs are…
What it does You use Probes in PicoScope 7 Automotive to set the probe (test lead, current clamp, ignition pickup and pressure transducer etc.) connected to your…
What it does Most of the settings related to capturing, conditioning and displaying a measurement on one of your oscilloscope’s input channels are within the…
What it does Your PicoScope samples your measurements (i.e. it takes a series of single measurement values) at regular intervals to digitize and turn them…
What it does A Bandwidth limit reduces unwanted waveform noise. You can apply a Bandwidth limit to any channel of a PicoScope 4×25 or 4x25A Automotive oscilloscope. The limit…
What it does Sometimes you have small waveform variations but they are found at a relatively large and constant offset from zero. We can label…
What it does Frequency counting (available with PicoScope Automotive 4000 series oscilloscopes) calculates and displays the frequency (in units of cycles per second, Hz) of one of your…
What it does Low pass filters can be used to reduce measurement noise and clean up your waveforms. Each of your PicoScope channels can have a low…