Here you will find a collection of videos that will show you how to get the most out of PicoScope Oscilloscope Software.
Whether you’re a novice PicoScope user, someone who just wants to find out more about PicoScope, or one of the legion of long-term PicoScope users, these free-to-watch videos will help increase your knowledge and understanding.
Roger Berry, from the University of Leeds, has created 14 videos going through the basics of PicoScope for new users. This introductory video explains the vital role that PicoScopes played in the restructuring of his teaching at the start of the pandemic.
Pico Technology introduces its new 6 GHz vector network analyzer. Our RF and microwave expert Mark Ashcroft talks you through some of the features and highlights of our latest product.
RF Business Development Manager Mark Ashcroft takes you through the new PicoVNA software. Find out how to load calibration and status files, and how to reconfigure the display to show the plots and parameters of interest.
The latest software release from Pico Technology includes the addition of nudge buttons, control settings grids and much more. Trevor Smith talks us through some of the new features.
Find out why PicoScope is so great, not just today but far into the future. Pico engineer Pete Wootton explains.
Find out how easy it is to display multiple scope, spectrum and X-Y views in PicoScope 6. You can even zoom into two areas of the same waveform at once! Karunen reports from the Electronica 2016 show in Munich.
I've just use the demo instrument, in case you want to check out the software. Part of Colin O'Flynn's review of the PicoScope 6000.
Part one of four. This four-part video introduces our PicoScope 6 software, and gives an overview of its main features and latest additions.
Part two of four. This four-part video introduces our PicoScope 6 software, and gives an overview of its main features and latest additions.
Part three of four. This four-part video introduces our PicoScope 6 software, and gives an overview of its main features and latest additions.
Part four of four. This four-part video introduces our PicoScope 6 software, and gives an overview of its main features and latest additions.
This is part 1 of a series of "scope basics" videos. In this video the focus is on time base and voltage scale basics, trigger, trigger slope, trigger delay, multiple channel triggering, auto trigger, single trigger and repeat trigger.
In this video, PicoScope 6 basic trigger modes are described, plus an example of using the rapid trigger mode to reduce dead time between captures (trigger re--arm time).
A demonstration of the triggering menus and basic trigger options such as pre, post and delay triggers in PicoScope 6.
This video provides a walkthrough of the PicoScope 6 advanced triggering menu, using examples of runt pulses and pulse width triggers.
This video demonstrates how to save single and multiple waveform captures to disk and reload them, and how to save alternative setups.
In this detailed example the I²C protocol is used to demonstrate the different views, menus and features of serial decoding in PicoScope software.
Discover how to create a maths channel using the built--in functions in PicoScope 6. The example includes creating a custom math function which subtracts a live signal from a saved reference signal to show the difference.
This video gives is an introduction to setting up and using the new digital channels, serial decode and trigger conditions for the PicoScope 2205 MSO.
This video provides a brief demonstration of how to add and remove automated measurements in scope mode (time domain).
RF Business Development Manager Mark Ashcroft takes you through the new PicoVNA software. Find out how to load calibration and status files, and how to reconfigure the display to show the plots and parameters of interest.
This video provides a brief demonstration of how to add and remove automated measurements in spectrum mode (frequency domain).