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Request for oscilloscope captures!
MrAureliusR:
Hey there, not sure if this is the right forum as this is a slightly odd request.
If you own a scope that is capable of saving/exporting waveform captures, you can majorly help me out by measuring something (anything, really) and exporting as much data as you can. I don't have a scope capable of doing this, but I need some exported examples for an upcoming teaching project. Ideally if you can measure both a digital waveform of some kind, as well as some sort of analog input, that would be great. The content doesn't *really* matter as long as it's somewhat dynamic and not just sitting at 0v. The more data points the better! Obviously don't share any data that you don't have permission to share. This data will be used with a small group of students who will be learning to manipulate data captures with tools like Octave. CSV format is ideal, but any format that is documented or convertable is fine!
These files can get pretty big, not sure what the file size limit of the forum is, but if you need more space mega.co.nz is decent and free.
Just to clarify, I need data captures, not screenshots!
A huge thanks in advance! Mods, if there's a better place for this, please move it :) Cheers
octillion:
Here's inductor voltage in a boost converter, with time and voltage in separate ASCII files.
MrAureliusR:
Awesome! This is perfect! This is exactly the sort of thing I was hoping to get :)Thanks so much. If anyone has any others I would be happy to have more!
Cheers,
james_s:
I'm pretty sure my TDS784 can do it, I won't have time tonight but I'll mark this thread and try to remember to post something later.
JDubU:
You can also create most any waveform in CSV format by using an AWG file generator app.
For example, Siglent's (free) EasywaveX: https://siglentna.com/download/16850/
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