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A Variety of Triggers and Protocol Decodings

Search and Navigation

MSO7000/DS7000 series digital oscilloscope provides

powerful trigger functions, including Edge trigger, Pulse

trigger, Slope trigger, Video trigger, Pattern trigger, Duration

trigger, Timeout trigger, Runt trigger, Window trigger,

Delay trigger, Setup/Hold trigger, Nth Edge trigger, and

serial protocol trigger. These triggers can help engineers

accurately and quickly capture and identify the signals of

great interest.

The optional serial protocol decoding is capable of decoding

4 serial buses simultaneously. The full memory data

analysis and the decoding event table display can help

engineers quickly find out the system failure and locate the

symbol error waveforms, greatly improving the debugging

efficiency of the overall system signals. The MSO7000/

DS7000 series also provides optional decodings such as

RS232/UART, I2C, SPI, CAN, LIN, I2S, FlexRay, and MIL-

STD-1553. These serial bus decodings can help engineers

make a deep analysis on the waveforms, and they are

widely applied to the auto electronics, aerospace, and other

fields. Besides, the oscilloscope has a standard parallel bus

decoding, which is capable of performing the debugging

test for the mixed signals of up to 20 channels (analog

channel and digital channel) simultaneously.

As the memory depth of the oscilloscope becomes higher,

locating a specific event from the thousands of captured

complicated waveforms is a tedious task that requires

much time and efforts. The waveform search function can

help you quickly locate the concerned events and make

a mark. Then, you can use the specific navigation keys to

quickly locate the marked signal and make measurements

easily. The search conditions for waveform search include

edge, pulse, runt pulse, and slope. The searched event

information is displayed in the form of a list.

The Runt trigger helps you capture the runt pulse signal in the pulse train

The search and navigation function can quickly search for the signals

with exceptions and locate them accurately.