Tektronix 222PS, Руководство оператора

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Glossary
Glossary
GĆ4
Menu Button
One of four buttons alongside the right edge of the screen that
can be associated with a menu item. Pressing a menu button
performs the action associated with the item next to it.
Menu Item
One of four action choices printed at the right edge of the screen,
alongside the menu buttons. Pressing the button next to the menu
item performs the action represented by that item.
Minor Division
Subdivisions of major divisions for more accurate measurement.
Minor divisions are seen as marks along the horizontal and
vertical center lines. The 222PS has five minor divisions in each
major division in both directions.
Normal Acquisition Mode
The most commonly used acquisition mode, in which the instruĆ
ment displays one sample point for each point it acquires.
Normal Trigger Mode
A trigger mode in which the instrument does not acquire or
display a waveform until a trigger occurs. The trigger source,
level, and slope must be set appropriately.
PeakĆtoĆPeak voltage (VpĆp)
The voltage between the positive and negative peaks of a sine
wave.
Peak Voltage (Vp )
The voltage between the mean or average value and the peak of
the sine wave of an alternating voltage.
Probe
A device that allows you to transfer an electrical signal from an
external circuit into the oscilloscope.
Readout
Information, appearing on the screen, that is associated with a
signal trace. Readouts can be numeric values such as the voltsĆ
perĆdivision or symbols such as the kind of channel coupling.
Record TimeĆBase Mode
The timeĆbase mode used for most time bases. When a trigger
occurs, a record of the waveform is acquired and displayed.
Glossary
Glossary
GĆ4
Menu Button
One of four buttons alongside the right edge of the screen that
can be associated with a menu item. Pressing a menu button
performs the action associated with the item next to it.
Menu Item
One of four action choices printed at the right edge of the screen,
alongside the menu buttons. Pressing the button next to the menu
item performs the action represented by that item.
Minor Division
Subdivisions of major divisions for more accurate measurement.
Minor divisions are seen as marks along the horizontal and
vertical center lines. The 222PS has five minor divisions in each
major division in both directions.
Normal Acquisition Mode
The most commonly used acquisition mode, in which the instruĆ
ment displays one sample point for each point it acquires.
Normal Trigger Mode
A trigger mode in which the instrument does not acquire or
display a waveform until a trigger occurs. The trigger source,
level, and slope must be set appropriately.
PeakĆtoĆPeak voltage (VpĆp)
The voltage between the positive and negative peaks of a sine
wave.
Peak Voltage (Vp )
The voltage between the mean or average value and the peak of
the sine wave of an alternating voltage.
Probe
A device that allows you to transfer an electrical signal from an
external circuit into the oscilloscope.
Readout
Information, appearing on the screen, that is associated with a
signal trace. Readouts can be numeric values such as the voltsĆ
perĆdivision or symbols such as the kind of channel coupling.
Record TimeĆBase Mode
The timeĆbase mode used for most time bases. When a trigger
occurs, a record of the waveform is acquired and displayed.