Hi Martyn, Sorry for the delayed response. A single waveform capture is also above your upload limit. So I have put the file on dropbox at the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kpfj68r22xvplfa/Sample1.psdata?dl=0 . Please take a look and let me know what you find. Thanks for the help, --Patr...

Hi Martyn, Here is a sample of what I am talking about. The psdata file size is above your upload size limit so I've included a screen shot. The blue channel input is from a high frequency antenna connected to a negative polarity Schottky diode detector. The negative spikes are Wifi signals in the 2...

Hi Hitesh,

I did not know you could spectrum analyze a recording !

Thanks for that tip, I will try that.

--Patrick

Hi, I have been observing pulsed RF signals which are fed to a negative polarity diode detector whose output is hooked up to the scope input. Until now, as expected the output of the detector is always a negative voltage envelope. Now I am seeing the scope display show positive spikes. Is it possibl...

Hi, I have made some recordings of a pulsed RF signal using my 3206D MSO and the Picoscope software. I am interested in finding the pulse carrier frequency from this. I am not an expert in signal processing. I would like to know if there is some analysis I can do on the recording to extract this inf...

I am trying to write an application for unmonitored data logging using my PS3206D MSO. The signal of interest has bursts of pulses with a pulse repetition interval of a few milliseconds. The bursts themselves are separated by arbitrarily long intervals. The app will arm the trigger and save the ampl...

Thanks, Hitesh. That works like a charm.

--Patrick

Hi, I recently purchased the 3206D MSO and have been using it to observe and capture intermittent pulsed waveforms. I have been able to use the alarm feature to save captured waveforms to disk. This works fine when I am physically present at my scope/laptop setup and am there to stop the capture whe...