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Acquisition System
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Normal Acquisition
The Normal Acquisition function of an oscilloscope is the default mode of operation that provides a
real-time display of the input signal's waveform. It is designed to capture and display signals in their
natural form, allowing users to observe and analyze their characteristics.For most of the waveforms, the
best display effect can be obtained using this mode
In normal acquisition mode, the oscilloscope continuously samples the input signal at a predetermined
sampling rate and displays the acquired data on its screen. The sampling rate determines how frequently
the oscilloscope captures the voltage values of the signal, ensuring that the displayed waveform is an
accurate representation of the input signal.
This mode is particularly useful for observing periodic or repetitive signals, as it provides a stable and
continuous display of the waveform. It allows users to measure parameters such as amplitude, frequency,
and time duration of the signal, making it an essential tool for various applications, including circuit
analysis, signal troubleshooting, and system debugging.
Figure 4.1 Normal Acquisition
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