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Re: bandwidth
Hi Raymond, This was merely a quote. I never tried "useful", whatever it means, deliberately. The situation actually is more complicated, at least with my 2232, 100 MS/s, record length (about) 1000.
By Albert Otten · #188263 ·
Re: bandwidth
Ah. Arrgh. You remind me of things such as the Kraft (or Kraft-MacMillen) inequality and other strange information theory topics. My head hurt when I first figured that stuff out (for work: lossless
By Dave Daniel · #188262 ·
Re: bandwidth
Yet another example of your very concise yet very precise way of putting people on the right track. Thank you very much! Raymond
By Raymond Domp Frank · #188261 ·
Re: bandwidth
That's called a rule of thumb. Not all thumbs are of equal size. :) "Highest frequency" is actually problematic because there do not exist truly bandlimited signals. If there were such a thing, then
By Tom Lee · #188260 ·
Re: bandwidth
I was always told to get 2.6 samples of the highest frequency.
By Gary Robert Bosworth · #188259 ·
Re: TEKTRONIX 475 VOLTS/DIV
That is where the knobs stop in the 1x range. You should see that there are two small windows above the knob and behind the numbered collar. The "5" on the clear collar should stop above the left
By Michael W. Lynch · #188258 ·
Re: bandwidth
Which is why the Nyquist sampling constraint does not assume a sinusoid, nor is it expressed in terms of the fundamental. It is properly expressed in terms of the bandwidth (and not the 3dB bandwidth,
By Tom Lee · #188257 ·
Re: TEKTRONIX 475 VOLTS/DIV
I assumed that someone would've answered you earlier, but I don't see any reply (but I only just got your post, so maybe relevant messages are stuck in the Great Cloud somewhere). In any case, the
By Tom Lee · #188256 ·
Re: bandwidth
Any assumption that you are looking at a sine wave is frankly na?ve. From experience if you are using a DSO that's sampling at under 10x the fundamental frequency of a signal (e.g. 1GHz square wave
By David C. Partridge · #188255 ·
TDS430A case damage
Just acquired a TDS430a at auction that works but has damage to front and back bezels from a drop. Are these unobtinium? Especially the front bezel (it's intact except for the tabs that hold it secure
By steve shumaker · #188254 ·
Tek 7104 finally fixed
Hello everybody! My 7104 started having problems in displaying traces and readout characters, it did not happen suddenly, sometimes after switching off and on again everything went back to normal
By Stefano Bassi · #188253 ·
TDS430A acquisition
Just acquired a TDS430a at auction that works! but has damage to front and back bezels from a drop. Are these unobtinium? Especially the front bezel (it's intact except for the tabs that hold it to
By steve shumaker · #188252 ·
TEKTRONIX 475 VOLTS/DIV
The VOLTS/DIV knob for Both channels 1 & 2 will not rotate past the 5 volt indicator. The lower ranges act normally.It would be nice to have the 10/20/50 Volt ranges working. Searching 'here',it
By K Cleary · #188251 ·
475 Scope VOLTS/DIV Problem
I can't get eother Chanel 1 or 2 VOLTS/DIV
By K Cleary · #188250 ·
TDS 430a
Just acquired a TDS430a at auction that works but has damage to front and back bezels from a drop.? Are these unobtinium??? Especially the front bezel? (it's intact except for the tabs that hold
By steve shumaker · #188249 ·
Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] Removing the Adhesive From Hell
I've used 3M surface mark remover: https://www.digikey.com/catalog/en/partgroup/mark-remover-8001/27728 To clean up equipment and it's worked pretty well. You need to wear gloves when you use it
By Eric Garner · #188248 ·
Tek 7104 finally fixed
Hello everybody My 7104 started having problems in displaying traces and readout characters, it did not happen suddenly, sometimes after switching off and on again everything went back to normal
By Stefano Bassi · #188247 ·
Re: bandwidth
Hi Jeff: First of all... we (at least I) have to give a shout out to Claude Shannon... and at least one other! (Shannon, Armstrong, and Mason are absolute heroes of mine!) Next... the theorem named
By Roy Thistle · #188246 ·
Re: bandwidth
Steve, I'm sorry to advise the others here to disregard your post. You have made several profound misstatements here and elsewhere. If memory serves, you once posted (maybe on HP groups.io) similar
By Tom Lee · #188245 ·
Re: USB interface for the DPO / P7001
Holger, Well done; especially the wizard! This might be the world¡¯s first time that USB has connected to magnetic core memory.
By Clark Foley · #188244 ·