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5,6 Repetitive signals can be acquired and stored at a Random
Interleaved Sampling (RIS) rate of 10 GS/s for all models except
LC564, LC584, AND LC684 SERIES, whose RIS rate is 25 GS/s.
Moreover, this advanced digitizing technique enables
measurement of repetitive signals with an effective sampling
interval of 100 ps, or 40 ps for LC564, LC584, AND LC684 SERIES,
and a measurement resolution of up to 10 ps (5 ps for LC684
SERIES). See Chapter 7.
7ULJJHU6\VWHP Triggering can be controlled to a highly specialized degree in
accordance with waveform characteristics and chosen trigger
conditions. Menus and controls enable the selection and setting
of parameters such as pre- and post-trigger recording, and of
sequence and roll modes. The trigger source can be any of the
input channels, line (synchronized to scope’s main input supply)
or external. The coupling is selected from AC, LF REJect, HF
REJect, HF, and DC; the slope from positive and negative. The
SMART Triggertypes offer a wide range of sophisticated
trigger modes matched to special trigger conditions and sets of
conditions. See Chapter 8.
$XWRPDWLF&DOLEUDWLRQ The oscilloscope’s automatic calibration ensures an overall
vertical accuracy of typically 1% of full scale. Vertical gain and
offset calibration, and horizontal (time) resolution, take place
each time the volts per division setting is modified. In addition,
periodic and temperature-dependent autocalibration ensures
long-term stability at the current setting.
'LVSOD\6\VWHP The display’s interactive, user-friendly interface is controlled by push-
buttons and knobs to display as many as eight different waveforms
at once. The parameters that control signal acquisition are reported
simultaneously. The screen presents internal status and
measurement results, as well as operational, measurement, and
waveform-analysis menus. See Chapters 4 and 16
.
The large display area presents waveforms and data using
Advanced Color Management. Overlap-mixing and contrast-
enhancement functions ensure that overlapping waveforms
remain distinct at all times. Both pre-set and personal color
schemes are available. See Chapter 11
.