Overlaying Multiple Waveforms on the PicoScope (Reference Waveforms)
In the PicoScope software, you can create a reference waveform from any waveform that you have, and then you can overlay it onto other waveforms so that you can compare and contrast them. This video explains how to do that, as well as how to line up the waveforms for easier comparison.
Видео Overlaying Multiple Waveforms on the PicoScope (Reference Waveforms) канала Justin Miller
Видео Overlaying Multiple Waveforms on the PicoScope (Reference Waveforms) канала Justin Miller
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