PicoScope 7 Software
Available on Windows, Mac and Linux
PicoScope 7 Software
Available on Windows, Mac and Linux
OEM & custom applications
PicoScope, Pico data logger and RF products can be used as components in custom applications and OEM projects.
A to Z of PC oscilloscopes
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Application Notes
Details of some of the many applications for Pico data logger and oscilloscope products.
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Post by Hitesh »
If your settings do not change between captures, then the time for the device to be ready to start collection will be less.In normal block mode, the PicoScope 5000 series scopes collect one waveform at a
time. You start the the device running, wait until al samples are collected by the
device, and then download the data to the PC or start another run. There is a time
overhead of tens of milliseconds associated with starting a run, causing a gap between
waveforms. When you collect data from the device, there is another minimum time
overhead which is most noticeable when using a small number of samples.
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