LeCroy Digital Oscilloscopes, Manual

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data transfer, 1–4
data to PC, 3–150–3–157
images (TIFFs, BMPs) to
PC, 3–158–3–165
deadtime
reducing it using sequence
mode, 3–53–3–62
default power-up settings, 3–2
DELAY knob, 2–11
to set trigger point, 3–148
digitizing, 3–6
on all eight bits, 3–6
display, 1–4
DISPLAY button, 2–12, 3–32,
3–42, 3–117
documenting, 1–4, 1–10–1–11
dropout trigger (SMART)
on lost signals, 3–144–
3–149
DSO (Digital Signal
Oscilloscope), 1–1–1–11
advantages, 3–9
basic elements, 1–2
dual display mode, 3–92
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edge trigger (SMART), 3–129,
3–137, 3–146
eight-bit digitizing, 3–6–3–8
Enhanced Resolution option,
3–123
exclusion trigger (SMART),
3–138
EYE-diagram analysis, 1–10
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Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)
WP02 FFT option. See
spectrum analyzer,
frequency domain
analysis
FFT, 1–9, 2–20, 2–21. See
Fast Fourier Transform
first steps common to most
measurements, 3–1–3–5
Floppy disk, 3–162
Floppy disk, 3–154
frequency domain analysis,
1–9, 3–63–3–69
frequency resolution
to increase, 3–68
front-panel controls, 2–1, 2–5
AUTO SETUP, 2–2, 2–7
CHANNELS, 2–2, 2–8
TI TRIGGER,
2–2
TIMEBASE controls, 2–9
TRIGGER controls, 2–11
vertical controls, 2–10
ZOOM + MATH, 2–2
FULL SCREEN button, 3–45
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glitches, 1–5
capture, 3–127–3–134
GPIB (General Purpose
Interface Bus), 3–151,
3–158, 3–162
GTALK. See data transfer to
PC