Capturing Oscilloscope Waveforms to CSV (Rigol 1054z)
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2020
- A practical example of capturing a waveform on your oscilloscope to a CSV file, and then bringing that into your computer via USB stick for plotting, analyzing, or sending to your signal/waveform generator.
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Nice, thanks for releasing the video... It definitely makes me think about generating my own waves that are really "problem waves" Now I can capture the waves and troubleshoot! Very NOICE... Make more vids!
wow this is so exciting! The EETechStuff LTspice video of capturing an oscilloscope CSV file using it in LTspice seemed very interesting. Now for more details. 😎 thanks a lot.
Question: When I do exactly this (regarding store as csv), the loading bar stops right in the middle.. the arrows are still moving but nothing happens .. what am i doing wrong?
Edit: Also got the DS1054Z
A really reat video. However, I would like to see the video you casually mention in this video about capturing the power supply waveform you use here. Can you provide that video link? Thanks.
This is great for us lazy folks that dont want to read the fine manual (I cant even remember if there was a manual with this scope...?) ! I am assuming that if you have 2 waveforms it will just add a column to the csv? I just got a function generator and am going to be measuring speaker resonance both in and out of enclosures. THANKS!
Is it possible to transfer all of this data wirelessly? Like without using a USB, maybe an IP address?
Why not try actually looking at the videos on my channel, and maybe even searching.
@@EETechStuff Why not just answer the question.
Is it just me or does the Rigol 1054z have a very low vertical resolution when acquiring a csv ? Much lower than what the screen displays
Same for me
How to store continues data for 2 hr to 3 hr Continuesly
did u find any soluttion ?