I am working for an instructional laboratory where we have a number of the Analog Discovery devices that we are using as oscilloscopes. Our primary issue is triggering? We have some experiments that require at least three scope inputs and a waveform generator. We are trying to get two of the devices to sync nicely with each other using the in/out triggers, to trigger two scopes simultaneously. Much to our surprise, we found that the wavegen trigger out, is simply high when running and low when it is not as opposed to the standard TTL sync out found on most devices.
Is there anyway to have the trigger out signal be TTL, similar to the Sync Out of a standard function generator?
Alternatively if there is a way to make a single device act as a four input scope, that would satisfy our needs as well.
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Rowanth
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I am working for an instructional laboratory where we have a number of the Analog Discovery devices that we are using as oscilloscopes. Our primary issue is triggering? We have some experiments that require at least three scope inputs and a waveform generator. We are trying to get two of the devices to sync nicely with each other using the in/out triggers, to trigger two scopes simultaneously. Much to our surprise, we found that the wavegen trigger out, is simply high when running and low when it is not as opposed to the standard TTL sync out found on most devices.
Is there anyway to have the trigger out signal be TTL, similar to the Sync Out of a standard function generator?
Alternatively if there is a way to make a single device act as a four input scope, that would satisfy our needs as well.
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