I'm not sure if this is the right place to report what I think is a bug in waveforms. I'm using version 3.16.3 64-bit on windows 10.
I was having difficulty using averaging in the scope timebase controls to eliminate some noise. When I click on 'single' acquisition, the scope appears to trigger the appropriate number of times (e.g., 100) before displaying a new trace. But the noise is not reduced, as if the scope is showing me just the trace from the first (or maybe the last) trigger.
Clicking on 'run' similarly counts the appropriate number of triggers and then displays a new trace, but with the expected noise reduction from averaging. I can then click on 'stop' to export the averaged traces, so I'm not stuck.
Hopefully this is easy to fix in subsequent versions of waveforms, so that a 'single' acquisition does the requested averaging. I am otherwise having a great time so far with waveforms and my analog discovery 2. Thanks!
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I'm not sure if this is the right place to report what I think is a bug in waveforms. I'm using version 3.16.3 64-bit on windows 10.
I was having difficulty using averaging in the scope timebase controls to eliminate some noise. When I click on 'single' acquisition, the scope appears to trigger the appropriate number of times (e.g., 100) before displaying a new trace. But the noise is not reduced, as if the scope is showing me just the trace from the first (or maybe the last) trigger.
Clicking on 'run' similarly counts the appropriate number of triggers and then displays a new trace, but with the expected noise reduction from averaging. I can then click on 'stop' to export the averaged traces, so I'm not stuck.
Hopefully this is easy to fix in subsequent versions of waveforms, so that a 'single' acquisition does the requested averaging. I am otherwise having a great time so far with waveforms and my analog discovery 2. Thanks!
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