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9.3Trigger timing (part 2)

"Trigger timing (part 1) 65" introduced the concepts of pre-trigger delay post-trigger delay 57. This diagram below shows how they are related.

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The pre-trigger delay positions the capture window 9 in relation to the trigger reference point so that you can choose how much of the waveform should be before the reference point, and how much after it.

The post-trigger delay is like the delayed trigger of a conventional oscilloscope. PicoScope waits for this time, minus the pre-trigger delay, before capturing data. scope devices have a limit to the number of sampling intervals that can pass between the trigger event and the end of the capture window, so the software may adjust the pre-trigger delay to keep within this limit.

Tip

If you have set up a post-trigger delay, you can click the post-trigger delay button while the scope is running whenever you want to switch between viewing the trigger event and the trigger reference point.

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PSW044-2.0 specifications

The Pico Macom PSW044-2.0 is a versatile and efficient satellite signal splitter designed for seamless distribution of satellite signals in residential and commercial settings. This innovative device stands out for its exceptional performance, solid build quality, and user-friendly features, making it a reliable choice for installers and system integrators.

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