04-24-2019 08:34 AM - edited 04-24-2019 08:37 AM
Hi nasnas,
Obviously you didn't get what i'm saying because you didn't use an oscilloscope i guess,
I use a scope from time to time…
because when you're doing an acquisition with a probe and you get a waveform you can use the options of a trigger on the oscilloscope
Surely I also use the trigger options of the scope…
a pulse at a certain voltage and you can choose neither the positive or the negative polarity
My scope doesn't need any (additional) pulse to do the triggering: the input signal is used for the trigger!
And yes, the scope can trigger on positive/negative edges of the input signal or based on a certain threshold value…
You surely did read this message (or the messages from Christian Altenbach), did you?
You can implement any kind of triggering when you use cursors in a graph to provide input data for your triggering algorithm!
04-24-2019 08:37 AM
Ok now that you know what i'm talking about ,that's what i want to do on LabView after acquiring the signal on the waveform graph .