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Learn how to get your measurement task done with oscilloscopes from Rohde & Schwarz

June 10, 2020
Oscilloscopes are among the most versatile test instruments available for analyzing and testing analog and digital circuits. Because they can display and analyze a broad spectrum of electronic signals, they are used for a wide variety of research.

This educational note covers the theory and practice oscilloscopes based on concrete measurement examples that address authentic everyday tasks. The theoretical portion of this paper begins with an explanation of the basic operating concepts for oscilloscopes, followed by a discussion of the most important parameters to be considered when setting up and performing the exercise measurements. The practical portion of the educational note contains detailed measurement tasks that can be performed by small groups in the university lab. These exercises are intended to demonstrate and reinforce the knowledge gained in the theoretical portion. The exercises build upon one another and demonstrate measurement tasks that are frequently encountered by engineers in daily work.

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