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Now select Load and the reference waveform will be displayed. 4) Trigger You can drag the trigger marker to adjust the trigger level. The active trigger level will be displayed in the top right corner. a) Mode Select trigger mode. i. Edge Sets the trigger mode to Edge trigger b) Sweep Select sweep mode. i. Auto Auto mode causes the oscilloscope to sweep, even without a trigger. If no signal is present, a timer in the oscilloscope triggers the sweep. This ensures that the display will not disappear if the signal drops to small voltages. It is also the best mode to use if you are looking at many signals and do not want to bother setting the trigger each time. ii. Normal In normal mode the oscilloscope only sweeps if the input signal reaches the set trigger point. Otherwise on a digital oscilloscope it is frozen on the last acquired waveform. Normal mode can be disorienting since you may not see the signal at first if the level control is not adjusted correctly. Hence in normal mode, when trigger events are missing there is no new trace drawn or redrawn. iii. Single In one shot mode, the scan starts only once at first trigger event. After that, it must be manually restarted by using Acquire Start for another start event. So in single mode a trace is drawn just once at first trigger event and the length of scan time depends on time base setting. c) Source Select the trigger source, CH1, CH2, Math or Reference. d) Slope Select on which part of waveform to trigger, leading edge or trailing edge, aka Rise or Fall. 5) Horizontal Select Time/Division to display the waveform. The time base ranges of the oscilloscope are listed further on. The horizontal scan speed is from 4ns/div to 1 hour/div. The horizontal scale of the oscilloscope is used to take time measurements. These time measurements include measuring the period, pulse width, and timing of pulses. Once you know the period, and as frequency is the reciprocal of the period, the frequency is one divided by this period (f=1/Sec). Like voltage measurements, time measurements are more accurate when you adjust the portion of the signal to be measured to cover a large area of the screen. Taking time measurements along the center horizontal graticule line, which has smaller divisions, makes for more accurate time measurements or by using the cursors. a) Time/Div Time/Division ranges. i. nS ii. uS V1.0b19 2014/12/21 OPEN6022BE User Manual Page: 26