Pulse width: Pulses less than/greater than a specified time width can be triggered on
Window:
If a signal moves into or out of
a specified window — defined by 2 thresholds — a trigger event can be
generated. Optionally, the event can be qualified by pulse width, and other
trigger sources
Dropout: Triggers after a signal stops toggling for a user defined amount of time, can be qualified by other trigger sources
Delay:
Once a trigger event has been
identified, the unit can be configured to trigger on the nth event and can
additionally be delayed by a user defined amount of time
Logic Level: A range of triggers to identify a user defined logic state or pattern. There are up to 4 logic trigger sources: CHA, CHB, EXT and AUX I/O
PicoScope 5000 series PCOs feature a built in signal generator output. This can generate standard waveforms from a library of stored waveforms including sine, square, triangle, ramp up, ramp down, sin(x)/x, Gaussian, half sine, white noise and DC level. You can also define your own waveforms using the power of the built in 12 bit, 125 MS/s arbitrary waveform generator (AWG)
With the click of a button, a waveform capture window can be opened to display the spectrum plot of the selected channel. The spectrum analyser allows signals up to 250 MHz to be viewed in the frequency domain. A full range of settings give you control over the number of spectrum bands, window types and display modes
If the 128 M sample record length isn’t enough, the supplied drivers and Software Development Kit allows users to write their own software or interface to popular third party software packages. The drivers support data streaming functionality, where gap-free continuous data can be streamed via the USB 2.0 port directly to the PC's RAM or hard disk drive at up to 6 MS/s