An Oscilloscope's Interface for the MCU-aided Experimental Apparatus
Xiao Wang
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Xiao Wang
Abstract
A practical oscilloscopes interface circuit for the MCU aided experimental apparatus is introduced in this paper. In order to get stable display without twinkle for adapting to the features of oscilloscope, a D/A converter circuit is used to supply the acquired signal which frequency must be higher than 200Hz to the Y input of the oscilloscope, meanwhile an internal and an external synchronous signals are also generated by combining the hardware with software. For users convenience and to make more accuracy testing data, the electronic marks for Y and X axes are established. Finally, a RL circuit transient experiment running by this apparatus, is given as an example.
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A practical oscilloscopes interface circuit for the MCU aided experimental apparatus is introduced in this paper. In order to get stable display without twinkle for adapting to the features of oscilloscope, a D/A converter circuit is used to supply the acquired signal which frequency must be higher than 200Hz to the Y input of the oscilloscope, meanwhile an internal and an external synchronous signals are also generated by combining the hardware with software. For users convenience and to make more accuracy testing data, the electronic marks for Y and X axes are established. Finally, a RL circuit transient experiment running by this apparatus, is given as an example.
Key concepts: Oscilloscope, Digital storage oscilloscope, Microcontroller, Interface (matter), Computer hardware, Computer science, SIGNAL (programming language), Transient (computer programming)