What Is Vertical Sensitivity On An Electrical Engineering Oscilloscope?

Описание: What Is Vertical Sensitivity On An Electrical Engineering Oscilloscope? In this informative video, we will discuss vertical sensitivity on an oscilloscope and its importance in electrical engineering. Vertical sensitivity is a key setting that affects how voltage signals are displayed on the oscilloscope screen. We will break down how this setting works, including how it is expressed in volts per division and how it impacts the representation of waveforms.

You will learn about the relationship between vertical sensitivity and the oscilloscope's vertical and horizontal axes, as well as how to adjust this setting for optimal viewing of voltage signals. Additionally, we will cover the role of vertical position control, which allows users to adjust the placement of waveforms on the screen.

We’ll also touch on the significance of probe attenuation factors and how they interact with vertical sensitivity settings. Understanding these concepts is essential for accurately measuring and analyzing electrical signals. Whether you are a student, a professional engineer, or simply someone interested in the field, this video will provide you with useful knowledge about oscilloscopes.

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