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How do I use an oscilloscope?
507There are many brands and types of oscilloscopes on the market and they may look different, but most have the same basic steps. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use an oscilloscope: ,
View Full VersionWhat is a digital multimeter?
A multimeter is an instrument that can measure a wide range of parameters, such as alternating (AC) or direct current (DC) voltage, AC or DC current, resistance, temperature, capacitance, and so on. Modern digital multimeters use digital and logic technology to become smaller and smaller with more and more built-in functions. By introducing digital technology, thedigital multimeterThe meter can provide graphical display, data logging and signal digitization, and programming functions, as well as communication with external devices.
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What is the frequency of electricity?
604What does the frequency of electricity mean? Here are the basics of frequency, regionality, and measurement Since electricity and voltage are invisible things, many people will think they are elusive. But in fact, they are only invisible, and it is not difficult to understand them. Below, we will introduce the frequency basis of electricity and voltage in an easy-to-understand way, regional differences in frequency, and how...
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How do I measure resistance?
464Wondering about resistance measurement methods! In this article, we will cover basic resistance measurements and precautions. Resistance is very important in electronic device circuits. If the resistance is not appropriate, it can lead to malfunctions and other problems. However, electricity is not visible. To find out if the resistance in a circuit is appropriate, you need to use a specialized measuring instrument. To measure resistance, you need to use a measuring instrument...
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How does a spectrum analyzer work?
658A signal that looks very complex in the time domain behaves quite differently in the frequency domain. Time domain measurements show an impure sine wave. Without frequency domain measurements, it is still impossible to know the source and frequency of the second harmonic. Spectral analysis can show the spectral components individually, thus revealing the source of the interference. The information provided in the time domain (e.g., the signal pulse on...
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