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Digital Storage Oscilloscopes
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Digital Storage Oscilloscopes

by Ian Hickman
January 1997
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
160 pages
6h 48m
English
Newnes
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Chapter 4
Input circuitry
The input circuitry of any oscilloscope, whether an analog- or a
digital storage- type, is critical to overall performance. However,
the design principles are well understood and design practice
long since stabilised, with the result that the input circuitry of a
digital storage oscilloscope is identical to that of an analog scope
with the same effective bandwidth. An oscilloscope is usually
used to examine voltage waveforms. These may exist in a low
impedance circuit, such as a power supply or the output stage on
a hi-fi amplifier, but they may also be encountered
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