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Previous numerical data treatment with MatLab 11 The relation between cost and performance was clearly favourable for the USB digital oscilloscope. That is because the DAQ usually has between 8, 16, or 32 channels and they need a huge sampling frequency to obtain the possibility to work in parallel with all of them, it implies also a huge transfer data velocity that makes the device more powerful but also increase the price. To decide which oscilloscope would be the best option it is important to determine its main specifications: fs, n and Bandwidth. Then the first thing to do is to observe the signal and characterize it with a commercial analogue oscilloscope. 5 4 Amplitude (V) 3 2 1 0 -1 3800 4000 4200 4400 Time (µs) 4600 4800 5000 Figure 2.2 Example of the (digital) signal. With a signal example (see figure 2.2) it is possible to determine the features that will decide the optimum device. 2.2.1. Analysis of the number of bits The first parameter to analyze was the required amplitude’s signal range. This parameter determines the maximum value of peak to peak voltage ( ) admitted. The output signal had a maximum value of 5 V and a minimum of -2 V, thus the minimum ( ) accepted would be 10 V, in order to avoid the clipping effect that could saturate the oscilloscope. Once the value of is known, it is possible to know the needed n (number of bits) fixing previously the required data resolution using: (2.1) It is known that the electronic devices use an even number of bits; therefore, the discussion was focused between 8, 10 or 12 bits. In Table 1 the resolution obtained is shown as a function of the bit’s number for equal to 10 V.