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Interesting Things To Do With an Oscilloscope

Oct. 7, 2024

You finished your work so now it's time to play with the scope.

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That oscilloscope is sitting on the bench. What can you do with it other than work?

Well, here are a few ideas that might help and if you have some ideas or suggestions then let us know so we can share. We will be adding more as they roll in.

This TechXchange includes articles that dabble in other aspects of oscilloscopes. Check out the parent TechXchange, Engineer's Guide Oscilloscope Techniques, for articles and videos the more conventional use and operation of scopes.

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