Ok a 15ns pulse means to just see a signal the square wave you would normally be looking at something around 250MHz bandwidth to give you a few harmonics for your fast edges. Since you don't need the fast edges you will need a bandwidth that's perhaps at least 50MHz at least since you are not too bo...

Hi I cannot recreate this, you could take a video capture using jing, it records up to 5 mins, you can then upload the file to your account which can then be posted as a link: http://www.techsmith.com/jing.html In terms of products depending on how you are doing your measurements the 3400 series cou...

Hi Janne, To measure a signal that has a typical rise time of 3-10ns you need to have a bandwidth that is high enough, the equations goes like this: Bandwidth = 0.35/ Rise time. Therefore Choosing the worst case scenario of 3ns, the bandwidth would have to be at least 117MHz. You would also need to ...

Thank you for your post, as much as I would like to say we can do this, this is something that is not on our list of things to do. We provide a number of formats, including the mat lab binary format that is widely used. PicoScope 6 is proprietary software, we have our format that is only readable in...

Thank you for your post I will look into this.


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Using Matlab is not a problem really, you can write your own script or you can save your data in PicoScope 6 as a binary file.

In terms of hardware specification wise, you mention a 4.1ns wide pulse, is this going to be measured or is it just the 15ns pulse?

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Hi yeah I did notice you did not have the double quotes and that's what I put on the post. What I put worked on my computer providing I created the folders you include. So it should still work.

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Hi no, this is a fix that has only just been made for italian customers only. I was actually going to send you it but they beat me to it!

Hi I would try reprogramming the logger, failing that try doing a logload on the device to reset the firmware.

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You will probably find that your files are saved in:

"C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Pico Technology\EnviroMon\reports "

where xxxxx is your user log in.

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Hi what version of the software are you using and how old is your logger?

Hi using something like the PicoLog 1000 as I said before you would have to ensure your device is connected to your PC at all times. Providing you configure your settings accordingly logging for a week is achievable. The most reliable way is to use a remote data logger, like the EnviroMon, At the he...

Where have you placed the bat file? Try putting it in your EnviroMon folder if you haven't already.

We currently do not have any other kind of filtering apart from low pass filtering in our software at the moment.

Hi thank you for your post.

I will look into this.

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