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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The problem I have is excessive CPU usage (~400%) leading to the laptop cutting power after a few minutes. My solution is to use the 'top' command to get the PID of the process called 'Main' and then run:sudo picoscope
This results in a mildly jittery but (for my current purposes) useable UI and no thermal shutdown. Is this safe for the pico usb device? I have started looking into how cpulimit works and can't see anything that would cause a problem so far.sudo cpulimit -l DESIRED_CPU_PERCENTAGE -p MAIN_PID
e.g:
sudo cpulimit -l 80 -p 5619
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