Hi chazsolar, O.K., up to 1 decimal place of 200 is a full-scale range of 11-bits, so you would need a 12-bit PicoScope. That leaves you two choices, depending upon whether or not you will also be measuring potentially hazardous voltages. If the answer is that you're not, then a PicoScope 4244 shoul...

Hi Mmm22,

Yes it is. We can do this with Math Channels which just compute the min and max as individual waveforms.

Regards,

Gerry

Hi, It's easy for you to criticise what you are blissfully unaware of, so let me just explain some harsh realities to you. In PicoScope 6, we have a large complex piece of software that has many minor errors, which is true of all software (including OS X, Windows, Google, and pretty much every piece...

Hi chazsolar,

OK, How many channels of data would you be expecting to log at once, and how detailed do you need the measurements to be (to how many decimal places)?

Regards,

Gerry

Hi Mmm22, There are models with Time Stamping (specifically our 6000E series, which gives the date and time to one-second resolution), but it isn't possible to perform Time Stamping by data processing because you have no record of the absolute time the data was captured. You can perform 'Trigger' Ti...

Hi Laurence, The TC-08 is the best data logger for thermocouples because it includes high sensitivity differential amplification (essential for low level noisy theromcouples) and Cold Junction Compensation (also essential). It's our software that does the converting of the raw data, which you can do...

Hi corradolvr

There is no way to do this in PicoScope 6 or PicoLog 6, but, what would be the problem in changing the column references in your Macro (or worst case the underlying VBA code)?

Regards,

Gerry

Hi Sconlon, Could you explain what you mean by 'data filing', i.e. (a) do you mean the collection of data by acquisition from the PicoScope hardware (because that is not saved to a file it is purely held in memory)? (b) do you mean manually saving the file to a psdata or other file format on a hard ...

Hi bonelli, There is no auto-calibration performed by ps6 (not possible without shorting the input), however you can perform a manual one using the 'zero all ranges' function in the Channel Options for an input channel, which requires you to physically short the channel input. In fact, when running ...

Hi bonelli,

Is this running your application or the application code that comes with the SDK?

Regards,

Gerry

Hi titimar16, When working with the SDK, the size of the data is always a number of bits larger than we quote in the specifications. This is because the extra bits are used during the initial Test and Calibration of the device. The actual number of bits available to the user for measurement are as s...

Hi chazsolar,

The answer to your question completely depends upon what it is that you are trying to achieve. So could you explain, in detail what you want do with the device?

Regards,

Gerry

Hi Bhushan147,

This forum is focused more on Test and Measurement.

I would suggest posting your comment on our Automotive Picotech forum here: https://www.picoauto.com/support/, where your likely to get a more relevant response.

Regards,

Gerry

Hi Maxwell, 1/ What exactly do you mean by "psdata GUI"? Is this an application developed using (a) the Pico Technology Software Development Kit, (b) The Pico Technology Command Line Interface, (c) both, or (d) your own software tools? 2/ What exactly do you mean by "converting a batch of psdata fil...

Hi Erick, A huge amount depends upon the detail that you're not telling us. 1/ When you say that you're "driving a source and measuring the frequency response", exactly what do you mean? I'm familiar with (a) a signal source being used to drive the input of a Device Under Test, and then the output o...