Example 5: Using The Cursors For Measurement - UNI-T UTD2052CL+ User Manual

(2) Connect the signal to ensure stable display of waveform.
(3) Improving trigger by setting trigger coupling.
① Press TRIG MENU in the trigger zone to display the trigger setup menu.
② Set trigger coupling to Low Frequency Holdoff or High Frequency Holdoff. Low
frequency holdoff is seting up a high-pass filter. It filters low frequency signal
component under 80kHz and allows high frequency signal component to pass through.
High frequency holdoff is setting up a low-pass filter. It filters high frequency signal
component over 80kHz and allows low frequency signal component to pass through.
By setting Low Frequency Holdoff or High Frequency Holdoff, you can hold off low
frequency or high frequency noise respectively and achieve a stable trigger.
(4) Reducing display noise by setting the sampling mode.
① If the signal being measured is stacked with random noise and the waveform is too
coarse as a result, you can use the average sampling mode to eliminate random noise
display and reduce the size of waveform for easy observation and measurement. After
getting the mean, random noise is reduced and details of the signal are clearer. Follow
the steps below:
Press ACQUIRE in the menu zone of the front panel to display the sampling setup
menu. Press F1 to set acquisition mode to AVERAGE, then press F1 to adjust the
average number of times in multiples of 2, i.e. 2 to 256, until you get the desired
waveform display that meets observation and measurement requirements. (See the
figure below)
Note: In average sampling mode, the waveform display will update at a slower rate.
This is normal.

Example 5: Using the cursors for measurement

Your oscilloscope can measure 28 waveform parameters automatically. All auto
parameters can be measured with the cursors.
By using the cursors, you can quickly measure the time and voltage of a waveform.
Figure 12-5 Signal noise held off
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