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AWG not at 0V when plugged
AWG not at 0V when plugged
Hi,
I have 2 picoscope 4227. I am surprised that the AWG has an 1.7V DC output when it is plugged to the PC by USB (both device). It set back to 0V when I run the software. Is there any reason for having this DC output ?
My AWG is to make some electrophoresis...so it happens to ruined my sample just because I shut down the soft and let the electrodes plugged several hours...and so I discovered the DC output...
Best regards
I have 2 picoscope 4227. I am surprised that the AWG has an 1.7V DC output when it is plugged to the PC by USB (both device). It set back to 0V when I run the software. Is there any reason for having this DC output ?
My AWG is to make some electrophoresis...so it happens to ruined my sample just because I shut down the soft and let the electrodes plugged several hours...and so I discovered the DC output...
Best regards
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Hitesh
Re: AWG not at 0V when plugged
Hi Guillaume,
This is a feature of the oscilloscope hardware and would require some further investigation to see if it is possible to limit/suppress this output.
In the meantime, I would suggest disconnecting the device from your equipment until it has been connected to by the software.
Regards,
This is a feature of the oscilloscope hardware and would require some further investigation to see if it is possible to limit/suppress this output.
In the meantime, I would suggest disconnecting the device from your equipment until it has been connected to by the software.
Regards,