I'm calibrating an oscillator, and the manual tells me to adjust a pot to correct the "time symmetry" of the square wave, using my scope.
Is this the symmetry of:
...the symmetry (length, size) of the top versus the bottom of square wave ?
(when viewing a single wave)
....so that the flat top is the same length as the flat bottom ?
or am I confused
??
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(p.s. ....I have an analog scope, with cursors.)
Is this the symmetry of:
...the symmetry (length, size) of the top versus the bottom of square wave ?
(when viewing a single wave)
....so that the flat top is the same length as the flat bottom ?
or am I confused
??
=RR=
(p.s. ....I have an analog scope, with cursors.)
If it were an audio product I would say it means only that the marketing department had been reading sci-fi again. Since it is a piece of test equipment it probably means duty cycle- the high time and the low time should be the same length.
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