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Question 1
Easy
Define memory length in the context of digital oscilloscopes.
π‘ Hint: Think about how much information can be captured.
Question 2
Easy
What effect does a shorter time base have on sample rate?
π‘ Hint: Consider how measurements get displayed over time.
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Question 1
What does memory length affect in a digital oscilloscope?
π‘ Hint: Think about how measurements are transformed in DSOs.
Question 2
True or False: A longer time base always results in a higher sample rate.
π‘ Hint: Relate this to how time representation affects sampling.
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Question 1
A digital oscilloscope has a memory length of 8K and the maximum sample rate is advertised as 200 MS/s. Calculate how long a single-shot measurement can record if you utilize the entire memory length at a time base of 1 ms/div.
π‘ Hint: Be sure to convert appropriately between units to maintain consistency.
Question 2
You have two digital storage oscilloscopes: one with 1K memory and another with 4K memory. Both are set to time bases of 5 ms/div. Compare their effective sample rates and discuss implications for signal recording.
π‘ Hint: Use the sample rate formula to work out the numbers.
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