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Use HISTORY Views to Find Intermittents
Pressing the green Analog Persist button and selecting History converts the scope into a fast Analog Persistence fault-finder. The lifetime of your signal is written into the History memory and mapped on screen. You can measure each signal, see its trigger time, and identify rare events. Up to 4,000 events can be acquired for playback. This is great when you have intermittent problems and want to know if they occur at a rate related to other circuit or system timing events.
Press play to replay the signal history and automatically scan and search from sweep to sweep.
Stop when you see something of interest. The display shows the Analog Persistence view of all acquired sweeps as well as the individual sweep under inspection. Since the time of each trigger event is displayed with a resolution of 1 ns, you can easily determine the rate of occurrence.
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