An oscilloscope is The two waveform parameters that the oscilloscope directly me

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An oscilloscope is The two waveform parameters that the oscilloscope directly measures are: The digital oscilloscope is divided into control and display sections. One control section area contains the trigger controls. Two of the other common control sections are: The essential difference between a.c. coupling and D.C. coupling of the 'scope probe is: The square "grid" marking on the oscilloscope's face (LCD) is called: If the switch on the oscilloscope probe is in the "x 10" (times ten) position, then the 'scope itself must be: The main difference between the Autoset and Autorange functions is: The five buttons just to the right of the 'scope display are called "soft keys" or "option buttons" because: The "alligator" dip on a 'scope probe is connected first, directly and only to: The measurements on the waveform ('scopeface) right are (the 'scope is set to 0.25V/Div. and 0.5mS/Div.):

Explanation / Answer

A) Oscilloscope is also known as Oscillogram. It's an electronic test instrument which allow to observe the constantly varying signals by a 2dimension plots as a function of time.

B) Signal amplitude and frequency can be measured directly by obeserving the waveform on the scope.

C) The two common types of control system are

1) Focus Control

2) Intensity control

D) Every input provided to the scope can selectively be AC/DC couplled, DC allows the DC & the AC signals through it. But, the AC coupling only allow AC signals.

E) Each input can be selectively AC or DC coupled. DC coupling allows both DC and AC signals through, while AC coupling accepts only AC signals.

F) "Graticule"

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