Keysight Labs | How to Analyze Vertical Noise – Exposing Signal Integrity Myths – E2 @KeysightLabs | Uploaded May 2019 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
Be sure your oscilloscope doesn’t produce too much noise!
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Learn more about noise and other important signal integrity considerations:
connectlp.keysight.com/Oscilloscope_Signal_Integrity_FindYourLocation?cmpid=labsvideo572019
Blog:
blogs.keysight.com/blogs/tech/bench.entry.html/2019/04/25/how_to_determineosc-r4HL.html
In this episode of Exposing Signal Integrity Myths, you will learn about vertical noise and what you can do to be sure it isn’t affecting your measurements. Even though vertical noise is technically not fixable, it is possible to measure around it.
Understanding what noise is coming from your device versus what is coming from the oscilloscope is critical if you want a fully functional device. Vertical noise is often overlooked, but it can cause significant problems like amplitude measurement errors, waveform reconstruction uncertainty, timing errors and jitter, or undesirably “fat” waveforms.
By the end of this episode, you will understand what it is that causes vertical noise, how you can check the noise floor of an oscilloscope, and how you can measure around it.
Tune in for future Exposing Signal Integrity Myths episodes covering more common misconceptions around signal integrity.
You can ask me questions on Instagram: @keysightoscilloscopes
instagram.com/keysightoscilloscopes
Check out the EEs Talk Tech electrical engineering podcast:
eestalktech.com
More about Keysight oscilloscopes:
bit.ly/SCOPES
Check out our blog:
blogs.keysight.com/blogs/tech/bench.html
Follow us on Twitter: @DanielBogdanoff
twitter.com/DanielBogdanoff
Like our Facebook page:
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The mixed signal oscilloscope we used:
keysight.com/en/pcx-x205213/infiniium-s-series-oscilloscopes?cc=US&lc=eng
(The Keysight Infiniium S-Series Oscilloscope)
The S-Series allows you to see the truest representation of your signal with the industry’s best signal integrity: 10-bit ADC, low noise front end, superior time base, signal processing in hardware, and responsive deep memory.
Exposing Signal Integrity Myths is hosted by Erin East. The video series dives into various misconceptions around oscilloscope signal integrity. In watching this series, you will learn about the important considerations for determining an oscilloscope’s true measurement quality. Understanding the system as a whole will give you visibility into the true performance of your device.
#NoiseFloor #SignalIntegrity #ExposingSignalIntegrityMyths #Oscilloscope #HowTo #Engineering #ElectricalEngineering #Tutorial #Basics #Electronics #ElectricalEngineers #scopespecs #oscilloscopespecs #scopespecifiations #oscilloscopespecification
Be sure your oscilloscope doesn’t produce too much noise!
Click to subscribe! ► bit.ly/Scopes_Sub ◄
Free SI eBook: bit.ly/eBOOK_SigIntegrity
Learn more about noise and other important signal integrity considerations:
connectlp.keysight.com/Oscilloscope_Signal_Integrity_FindYourLocation?cmpid=labsvideo572019
Blog:
blogs.keysight.com/blogs/tech/bench.entry.html/2019/04/25/how_to_determineosc-r4HL.html
In this episode of Exposing Signal Integrity Myths, you will learn about vertical noise and what you can do to be sure it isn’t affecting your measurements. Even though vertical noise is technically not fixable, it is possible to measure around it.
Understanding what noise is coming from your device versus what is coming from the oscilloscope is critical if you want a fully functional device. Vertical noise is often overlooked, but it can cause significant problems like amplitude measurement errors, waveform reconstruction uncertainty, timing errors and jitter, or undesirably “fat” waveforms.
By the end of this episode, you will understand what it is that causes vertical noise, how you can check the noise floor of an oscilloscope, and how you can measure around it.
Tune in for future Exposing Signal Integrity Myths episodes covering more common misconceptions around signal integrity.
You can ask me questions on Instagram: @keysightoscilloscopes
instagram.com/keysightoscilloscopes
Check out the EEs Talk Tech electrical engineering podcast:
eestalktech.com
More about Keysight oscilloscopes:
bit.ly/SCOPES
Check out our blog:
blogs.keysight.com/blogs/tech/bench.html
Follow us on Twitter: @DanielBogdanoff
twitter.com/DanielBogdanoff
Like our Facebook page:
facebook.com/keysightbench
The mixed signal oscilloscope we used:
keysight.com/en/pcx-x205213/infiniium-s-series-oscilloscopes?cc=US&lc=eng
(The Keysight Infiniium S-Series Oscilloscope)
The S-Series allows you to see the truest representation of your signal with the industry’s best signal integrity: 10-bit ADC, low noise front end, superior time base, signal processing in hardware, and responsive deep memory.
Exposing Signal Integrity Myths is hosted by Erin East. The video series dives into various misconceptions around oscilloscope signal integrity. In watching this series, you will learn about the important considerations for determining an oscilloscope’s true measurement quality. Understanding the system as a whole will give you visibility into the true performance of your device.
#NoiseFloor #SignalIntegrity #ExposingSignalIntegrityMyths #Oscilloscope #HowTo #Engineering #ElectricalEngineering #Tutorial #Basics #Electronics #ElectricalEngineers #scopespecs #oscilloscopespecs #scopespecifiations #oscilloscopespecification
