Edge-triggered synchronization

An edge trigger occurs when the input signal crosses the specified voltage level in the chosen direction.

Depending on the functionality of oscilloscope capabilities the trigger can occur on rising, falling or rising & falling edge. The conditions for the trigger is the edge direction, the trigger source, trigger level is usually shown at the bottom of the screen.

Thus the following picture shows the rising edge trigger, the trigger source is CH1 channel, the trigger level = 0 V:

AOC_front_nar

The next picture shows the rising edge trigger, the trigger source is CH1, the trigger level is 4.08 V:

AOC_front_spad

In the picture below you can see the falling edge trigger, the trigger source is CH1 channel, the trigger level = 0 V:

AOC_front_1

This is the most widespread variant of synchronization.


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