Hi

For the 5000 series you can't generate a half sine signal on a 5000A but the 5000B and 5000D variants are able to generate this signal type and have the triggers option for the signal generator to be able to generate a single shot of the waveform.

No problem

The 2000 programmer's guide is for the 2204A and the 2205A while the 2000A programmer's guide is for all other current 2000 series scopes

Hi

I've looked through the vb.net examples from our github page and I can't find a ps2000_get_timebase2

Would you be able to post either a screenshot or a code snippet with a few line either side of this function so I can see where it is?

Neil

Hi Steven

We don't have a stand alone app for just controlling the AWG but you could use the API functions in the PicoSDK to create a custom application to do this

Neil

Hi

Which programming language are you using?

Hi If you're wanting to sample at high rates then using the PicoScope 6 software would probably be more suitable as this functions as something similar to a traditional front end. The PicoLog software is designed for long term logging of data so it has limits on the sample rate to allow this without...

Hi The values being passed need to be pointer so a null pointer would be needed for the serials input but the serials length input doesn't accept a null value so you should need to a 0 to this as that is the "length" of the serials input. We do have some new examples for python being created current...

Hi

There has been a driver installation bug fix in the latest version of PicoLog 6 available from our downloads page https://www.picotech.com/downloads
Would you be able to see whether this solves the problem you've been having?

Hi

Usually getTimebase2 returns the time interval as a float type number rather than a 32 bit integer type, though the PS2000 driver doesn't have a documented ps2000_get_timebase2 API function.

Where did you find this function?

Hi Jeff

Would you be able to email into support@picotech.com so we can investigate this further please

Neil

Hi

When performing a FFT on a signal to transform it from time domain to frequency domain as happens for the Spectrum Mode in PicoScope 6, you should get a peak at 0 Hz which corresponds to the DC component of the signal.

Neil

Hi John

In PicoLog 6 you should be able to load the configuration files that you save by going to the Files tab and opening the appropriate configuation

Neil

Hi I think a look at your code would be needed to check what is happening with setEnhance parameters. Would you be able to send it into support@picotech.com so I can have a look please. Currently there is no way to change the separator for the values returned by the VNA but I can raise this with our...

Hi

To use the fastest timebase all but one channel must be disabled so they don't measure any signals at all so can't be used for triggering. If you needed to collect data from one channel and trigger from another you would need to use the a slower timebase.

Neil

Hi Glade

Do you mean you require a calibration traceable to national standard?
If this isn't what you are asking about would you be able to email support@picotech.com with a full description of your requirement and one of our team will look into this for you.

Neil