Lecture

Oscilloscope Overview: Analog Mode

Description

This lecture introduces the Digilent Analog Discovery 2, a tool with analog and digital probes similar to a desk oscilloscope. The instructor demonstrates how to connect, control, and visualize signals using the software, adjusting parameters such as range and trigger level to measure voltages accurately.

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