screenshots

Here we have images taken from cleverscopes during normal operation.

You are able to use "Cut and Paste" in Windows to transfer copies of the screen to any other medium - document, spreadsheet, email etc. Many of these have been obtained in that way.

We also use programmes such as 5 clicks or Screenhunter to capture a small part of the screen for embedding in documents or putting on the website.

Finding A Glitch

By using the dual trigger capability and the tracking graph you are able to locate a rogue pulse.

Logging Screen

Any signal information can be logged at up to 10 Hz. An added bonus is being able to see as much of the captured file as you wish while capturing is happening. You are also able to open the file in the standard scope graph and see the first two channels of captured data.

10.7 MHz IF envelope

Demonstrates the use of two triggers to lock on the envelope. Set the first trigger negative going just after the peak, trigger two the inverse and time between greater than 40% of a half cycle of modulation.

Knobs are an option on cleverscope

You asked for them so they were added! For those who like the effect. Remember you can also use your mouse wheel to control whichever effect has the focus. So click on timebase expand and then use your wheel to zoom in and out.

DC Offset

Two usb oscilloscope with the same input signal - a 400mV, 1kHz signal on 2V DC. The cleverscope graph (on the right) offsets the input range to achieve 10 (or 12, or 14) bits across the chosen amplitude range - the competitor has to use its 8 bits of resolution to digitise the full -5 to +5 volts. The result speaks for itself but for more, check out the new "Cleverscope Oscilloscope Review" on our resources page.

4 Channel Scope Graph

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