Identify which measurement this oscilloscope time difference reading is useful for.Oscilloscope-XSC1Time250.000 us1.261 msChannel_A169.064 V168.513 V-550. 584 mVChannel_B89. 282 V95.005 V5.722 VReverseT2-T11.011 msSaveExt. triggerTimebaseScale: 200 us/Div : Scale: 100 V/DivX pos. (Div): 0Channel AChannel BScale: 100 V/DivY pos. (Div): 0TriggerEdge: FLevel: 0A B ExtY pos. (Div): 0VY/T Add B/AA/BACDCACDCSingle NormalO periodO none of the aboveO phase shift

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Identify which measurement this osilloscope time difference reading is useful for. Ocilloscope-XSC1 Channel A 169.064 V 168.513 V -550. 584 mV Channel B Time 250.000 us 1.261 ms 1.011 ms Reverse 89. 282 V 95.005 V 5.722 V T2-T1 Save Ext. trigger Channel A Timebase Scale: 200 us/Div : Scale: 100 V/Div X pos. (Div): 0 Y/T Add B/A A/B Channel B Trigger Scale: 100 V/DIv Y pos. (Dv): 0 Edge: F2 A B Ext Y pos. (Dv): 0 Level: V AC 0 DC Single Normal Auto None AC DC O period none of the above phase shift

Identify which measurement this osilloscope time difference reading is useful for. Ocilloscope-XSC1 Channel A 169.064 V 168.513 V -550. 584 mV Channel B Time 250.000 us 1.261 ms 1.011 ms Reverse 89. 282 V 95.005 V 5.722 V T2-T1 Save Ext. trigger Channel A Timebase Scale: 200 us/Div : Scale: 100 V/Div X pos. (Div): 0 Y/T Add B/A A/B Channel B Trigger Scale: 100 V/DIv Y pos. (Dv): 0 Edge: F2 A B Ext Y pos. (Dv): 0 Level: V AC 0 DC Single Normal Auto None AC DC O period none of the above phase shift

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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