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ATtiny 2313 + MBI5168 + 3W LED
Towards re-illuminating my kitchen workspace… Currently there are still CF tubes mounted below the cupboards in my kitchen. The switches are beginning to fail one by one. No replacements to be found...
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DSO Teaser
To see what of the trigger system of the WaveAce 224 works and doesn’t work (as I expect it), I’ve made a little device, which shall from now one be called DSO-T. It is controlled by an AVR chip and...
View ArticleWaveAce 224 — Mini rant #4: Fixed record-length…
Noooooooo………………………………………..(gasp, cough) //www.youtube.com/watch?v=godwOmvX6lQ Well, as I’m talking about 10k points here. When wanting to monitor longer high(er) frequency signals it is usually not...
View ArticleWaveAce 224 — Mini rant #5: Now what is this?
Got the ‘pulse-trigger’ to trigger. This time I don’t care if the set pulse-length is actually accurate, I just wanted it to trigger on the ‘thing’ and it did. Fine – happy happy joy joy! Then I felt...
View ArticleWaveAce 224 — Mini rant #6: Cursors and auto-measurements
Automatic cursors are supposed to show what and where stuff is measured on a waveform when automatic measurements are used. This is pretty useful, if it works as expected. Suffice to say that it...
View ArticleWaveAce 224 — Mini rant #7: Signal averaging
It works! BUT it comes at a cost. Overall UI responsiveness suffers quite a lot. I could happily live with the fact that the signal trace itself is updated less frequently, but why is everything else...
View ArticleWaveAce 224 — Mini rant #8: Signal averaging continued
Another quirk. I seem to have a talent to upset this device. Showing a signal that isn’t there should not happen though. //www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9hmKE8K5Yo
View ArticleWaveAce 224 — Mini rant #9: ZOOM Zoom zoom… or NOT…
Will it ever end? How many bugs are there still to be discovered… A word of warning: there will be some strong language in the post. If anybody affiliated with Lecroy should read this, please feel...
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IWATSU LeCroy 9350A — bringing back old memories…
This “beauty” appeared on my desk today. Just testing & playing with it. I used the arb sig-gen of a PicoScope 2204A for generating a unpleasant test-signal. Trying to trigger on it was...
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