In these sampler output plots, trace A is the reed-relay step response to a 3.7-kHz signal, trace B uses a normal attenuator, and trace C is a sampler plot of a 100-MHz sine wave
| Authors | Hubert Houtman |
| Main Document | Article «1-GHz Sampling Oscilloscope Front End Is Easily Modified» |
| Description | Figure 2 |
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| Document Language | English |
Other Materials from the Main Document
- Article «1-GHz Sampling Oscilloscope Front End Is Easily Modified»
- Figure 1. In this sampling oscilloscope plug-in, the time base (T) or adjustable voltage (X) interferes with the triggered fast ramp at strobe to repeatedly toggle the tandem master/slave track-and-hold, acquiring samples at input Y for display of VIN
- Figure 2. In these sampler output plots, trace A is the reed-relay step response to a 3.7-kHz signal, trace B uses a normal attenuator, and trace C is a sampler plot of a 100-MHz sine wave
