Advanced Embedded Systems Debug App Note from RIGOL
May 16, 2025
This RIGOL application note discusses the use of mixed signal oscilloscope capabilities such as jitter measurement and real-time eye analysis for faster debug of embedded system designs.
Debugging embedded designs can be a challenge, with effective serial data analysis requiring more than simple triggering and decoding. Problems like timing, noise, and signal quality, while common, can be difficult to identify without more advanced measurement capabilities. This RIGOL application note discusses the use of capabilities such as jitter measurement and real-time eye analysis for faster debug of embedded systems.
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