Agilent Technologies 54621A, Руководство пользователя

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Triggering the Oscilloscope
To select trigger Coupling
To select trigger Coupling
1 Press the
Mode/Coupling
key.
2 Press the
Coupling
softkey, then select
DC, AC,
or
LF Reject
coupling.
• DC coupling allows dc and ac signals into the trigger path.
•
AC
coupling places a high-pass filter (3.5 Hz for 54620-series analog channels,
10 Hz for 54640-series analog channels, and 3.5 Hz for all External trigger
inputs) in the trigger path removing any DC offset voltage from the trigger
waveform. Use AC coupling to get a stable edge trigger when your waveform
has a large DC offset.
•
LF
(low frequency)
Reject
coupling places a 50-kHz high-pass filter in series
with the trigger waveform. Low frequency reject removes any unwanted low
frequency components from a trigger waveform, such as power line
frequencies, that can interfere with proper triggering. Use this coupling to
get a stable edge trigger when your waveform has low frequency noise.
•
TV
coupling is normally grayed-out, but is automatically selected when TV
trigger is enabled in the Trigger More menu.
To select Noise Reject and HF Reject
1 Press the
Mode/Coupling
key.
2 Press the
Noise Rej
softkey to select noise reject or press the
HF Reject
softkey to select high frequency reject.
•
Noise Rej
adds additional hysteresis to the trigger circuitry. When noise reject
is on, the trigger circuitry is less sensitive to noise but may require a greater
amplitude waveform to trigger the oscilloscope.
• HF Reject adds a 50 kHz low-pass filter in the trigger path to remove high
frequency components from the trigger waveform. You can use HF Reject to
remove high-frequency noise, such as AM or FM broadcast stations or from
fast system clocks, from the trigger path.