Students can now play with two handly\u00a0controls, that are TIME\/DIV and VOLTS\/DIV to set the time base and volts per div in the oscilloscope.<\/p>\n
Its easy to add several\u00a0oscilloscopes that reads the same voltage source, and compare readings while playing with time\/div control or volts\/div.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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