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Frequency Measuring Limits:
• You must have a minimum of one complete
cycle of a waveform on the display.
• You cannot have more than one cycle per divi-
sion.
PHASE MEASUREMENTS
You can compare two signal waveforms of the same
frequency either from two separate points on the same
electronic device, or from similar points on two sepa-
rate electronic devices. The phase difference between
the two signal waveforms is measured in degrees.
Note: You must calculate the number of degrees per
division for this measurement to work with your Probe-
Scope.
Grid Overlay Degree Calculation
Since a complete cycle of a sine wave is 360 degrees,
it is easy to calibrate the grid overlay in degrees. For
example, if the ProbeScope’s controls are adjusted so
one cycle of the input waveform spans 9 squares on
the grid, then each square represents 40 degrees of
the complete cycle (360/9=40). The grid display is then
considered to be calibrated to 40 degrees per square.
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