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[email protected] February 27th 08 03:02 AM

Terminologies used in oscilloscope performance testing/calibration
 
Hi,

I was wondering if anyone can help me either via explanation or by
referring me to a proper site to understand more about this issue :

1. What is the difference between the term frequency response and
bandwidth in term of testing/calibration oscilloscopes?

Some UUT manuals refer to the term as frequency response, whereas some
call it bandwidth. Is it the same thing? While the standard reference
manual call it frequency response.

2. What does it mean by pulse, rise time, trigger sensitivity? Do they
necessarily means the same thing?

I highly appreciate any helps or reference on this matter.

Thank you,
Nadhra

JeffM February 27th 08 07:16 PM

Terminologies used in oscilloscope performancetesting/calibration
 
nadhra@ gmail.com wrote:
Some UUT manuals refer to the term as frequency response,
whereas some call it bandwidth. Is it the same thing?

Yes.

2. What does it mean by pulse,

http://www.google.com/search?q=define:pulse

rise time,

http://www.google.com/search?q=define:rise+time
There should be a picture in your operator's manual.

trigger sensitivity

The amplitude point on the waveform where the sweep is started.
This should also be explained in your operator's manual.

Do they necessarily means the same thing?

Not even close.
http://www.google.com/search?q=oscil...torial&num=100


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