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4227 grounding
4227 grounding
Hi,
I am looking for clarification on how the grounds are connected internally in the Pico 4227.
From testing the grounds on channel A and B ( when the scope is off), it looks like both channels' grounds are connected to each other.
So does it mean that :
1. when I am acquiring from both A and B simultaneously, both grounds are identical, and as a result, the two devices connected on each input have a common ground?
2. When A is on, and B is turned off: are the grounds of both channels still common or not ?
Thx.
Laurent
I am looking for clarification on how the grounds are connected internally in the Pico 4227.
From testing the grounds on channel A and B ( when the scope is off), it looks like both channels' grounds are connected to each other.
So does it mean that :
1. when I am acquiring from both A and B simultaneously, both grounds are identical, and as a result, the two devices connected on each input have a common ground?
2. When A is on, and B is turned off: are the grounds of both channels still common or not ?
Thx.
Laurent
Re: 4227 grounding
Hi Laurent,
It is a common ground for both channels, even if both channels are off or on.
Regards
It is a common ground for both channels, even if both channels are off or on.
Regards
Ziko
Technical Specialist
Technical Specialist
Re: 4227 grounding
Thx!
Laurent
Laurent