I have recently purchased an Analog Discovery 2 and noticed a sort of flickering or instability. I have connected the wavegen 1 output with the oscillator 1 input and wavegen 2 with oscillator 2 by simply connecting them with copper wire and generating a sine wave by the wavegen outputs. The oscilloscope displayed the signal correctly, however sometimes one of the oscillator channels showed a sine curve, which seems to change the sign many times per second, giving a flickering signal. This happened especially when the frequencies of the wavegen 1 and 2 were not the same. Similarly, I have also seen the oscillator displaying a curve moving slowly from right to left over the screen.
Since I have previously used another Analog Discovery 2, which did not show these problems, I wanted to ask whether this behaviour is an indication of a faulty waveform generator or oscillator or simply a matter of having chosen the wrong setting.
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Hi,
I have recently purchased an Analog Discovery 2 and noticed a sort of flickering or instability. I have connected the wavegen 1 output with the oscillator 1 input and wavegen 2 with oscillator 2 by simply connecting them with copper wire and generating a sine wave by the wavegen outputs. The oscilloscope displayed the signal correctly, however sometimes one of the oscillator channels showed a sine curve, which seems to change the sign many times per second, giving a flickering signal. This happened especially when the frequencies of the wavegen 1 and 2 were not the same. Similarly, I have also seen the oscillator displaying a curve moving slowly from right to left over the screen.
Since I have previously used another Analog Discovery 2, which did not show these problems, I wanted to ask whether this behaviour is an indication of a faulty waveform generator or oscillator or simply a matter of having chosen the wrong setting.
Thank you very much in advance!
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