Videos

The Cleverscope system has a very wide capability, which we illustrate with video and text. Our videos and Tutorials give step-by-step instructions on specific operations with a Cleverscope. Screenshots taken during operation of a Cleverscope show exactly what you can expect to see.

Sample setup files for your Cleverscope are .apc files that capture all settings and screen placements for the scope, enabling repeatability for experiments and testing. They are very useful for university class sets to be initialised for a particular scenario.

Download and extract from the zip file. Go to File | Open and browse to the .apc file. Where "Get Frame" had been clicked before saving the full frame is included in the file

Cleverscope units can be used for frequency response analysis, long term measurements, maths, protocol decoding and many other functions that engineers need on a daily basis.

A quick guide to using the CS548

This video shows you how the UI works, and quickly explores triggering and the sig gen.

CS548 Triggering

Use the CS548 Trigger to capture all manner of signal events.

Measuring a GaN transistor on the high side

Meaure Id, Vds, and Vsat on a GaN transiror to measure the high side power, energy and RdsOn.

16 Channel Isolated Oscilloscope

Four CS548 Oscilloscopes can be linked to enable 16 isolated channels with better than 600pSeconds alignment

CS548 using FRA to measure Power Supply Gain/Phase

Using the FRA function in the CS302 software and a CS548 to measure Gain/Phase of a TPS55340 Power Supply

Streaming to disk Introduction

You can use Charting to stream captured samples to disk continuously at up to 3 Msps. The maximum capture size is around 300 G samples. After having captured you can zoom and pan very quickly to find the features important to you. This video shows you how

How to set the amplitude range

There are many way to set the captured amplitude range. The Scope Display defines exactly what is captured, and this video shows you how.

Matlab Spectrogram display

This is another example of using Matlab, this time to extend the capability of Cleverscope by displaying a live Spectrogram of the input signal. The example includes defining a filter to pre-filter the signal, and then sending the results to Matlab. > Read more

Live export to Matlab

If you wish to use Matlab to do further signal processing the Cleverscope Maths module includes live export of processed signals, and display of the returned processed signal. This video shows you how. > Read more

Streaming with the CS448

Set up a CS448 in streaming mode to track down a random anomaly - works similarly with the CS328A and CS548

Connect up and use two CS448's as an 8 channel oscilloscope

We use two CS448's to show we can capture 8 time synchronized channels with less than 500ps dispersion between channels.

Long Duration Protocol Decode

We capture 10 seconds of high speed digital data, and then decodes all the data packets captured. Results are also saved to Notes for later viewing and copying to Excel. Many other oscilloscopes now decode protocols, but they seem to be based on short messages only. We show that you can view complex interactions easily. > Read more

Comparing Tek and Cleverscope zoom

We compare zooming on square wave overshoot using a Tek scope and Cleverscope. We hope you'll be pleasantly surprised by how easy to use Cleverscope is. > Read more

Copy and Paste

Copy and paste with Cleverscope is fast and powerful. You realize how useful it is after going back to find crucial information in the pasted graph. The same goes for File Save. There is not much effort in Copy/Paset or File Save, but could save you heaps of time and effort later in reproducing what you've already done before, all over again. > Read more

Display Docking

With display docking you can move all the Cleverscope windows in one group by moving the Cleverscope Control Panel. You can also minimize and restore as a group by minimizing just the Control Panel. This is useful if you have several screens, and windows open all over the place. This video shows you how. > Read more