Lesson 1 - Oscilloscope Triggering Fundamentals

Introduces the concept of triggering in an oscilloscope. It discusses the different types of triggers, how to set them up, and how to use them to capture and view specific signals.

Lesson 2 - What is a Trigger?

Defines what a trigger is and how it works. It discusses the different types of triggers, such as edge, pulse, and pattern triggers.

Lesson 3 - Understanding the Oscilloscope Block Diagram

Provides an overview of the oscilloscope block diagram and how the trigger function fits into the overall system. It discusses the different components of the trigger system, such as the trigger source, the trigger level, and the trigger hold-off.

Lesson 4 - Trigger Modes

Discusses the different trigger modes available on an oscilloscope. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each mode, and how to choose the right mode for a particular application.

Lesson 5 - Trigger Hold-off

Explains the trigger hold-off function. It explains how trigger hold-off works and how to use it to prevent the oscilloscope from triggering on multiple instances of the same signal.

Lesson 6 - Trigger Sensitivity

Discusses the trigger sensitivity function. It explains how trigger sensitivity works and how to use it to set the trigger level for a particular signal.

Lesson 7 - Demo Time! Triggering Fundamentals in Action

Provides a demonstration of the different trigger functions discussed in the course. It shows how to set up and use the different triggers to capture and view specific signals.

Lesson 8 - Pulse-width Trigger

Demonstrates the pulse-width trigger function. It explains how pulse-width triggering works and how to use it to capture and view specific pulses.

Lesson 9 - Rise / Fall Time Trigger

Discusses the rise/fall time trigger function. It explains how rise/fall time triggering works and how to use it to capture and view specific signals.

Lesson 10 - Logic Pattern Trigger

Explains the logic pattern trigger function. It explains how logic pattern triggering works and how to use it to capture and view specific logic patterns.

Lesson 11 - Setup and Hold Time Violation Trigger

Discusses how to use the setup and hold time violation trigger to measure the timing of digital signals. The setup time violation trigger is used to determine if a digital signal arrives too early, while the hold time violation trigger is used to determine if a digital signal arrives too late.

Lesson 12 - Sequence Trigger, Nth Edge Burst Trigger

Teaches how to use the sequence trigger to measure the timing of repetitive events. The sequence trigger can be used to trigger on the nth edge of a signal, or to trigger on a specific pattern of edges.

Lesson 13 - Pattern Trigger

Discusses how to use the pattern trigger to measure the timing of a specific pattern of digital signals. The pattern trigger can be used to trigger on a specific sequence of bits, or to trigger on a specific pattern of pulses.

Lesson 14 - Serial Protocol Trigger: CAN Bus

Teaches how to use the serial protocol trigger to measure the timing of CAN bus signals. The serial protocol trigger can be used to trigger on specific CAN bus messages, or to trigger on specific patterns of CAN bus bits.

Lesson 15 - Zone Trigger

Demonstrates how to use the zone trigger to measure the timing of signals that fall within a specific voltage range. The zone trigger can be used to trigger on signals that are above or below a specific voltage, or to trigger on signals that fall within a specific voltage range.

Lesson 16 - Demo Time! Using Zone Trigger to Isolate Infrequent Waveform Anomalies

Demonstrates how to use the zone trigger to isolate infrequent waveform anomalies. The zone trigger can be used to trigger on signals that are outside of the normal operating range, which can be helpful for troubleshooting problems.

Lesson 17 - Oscilloscope Triggering Fundamentals

Concludes the course by summarizing the key concepts of oscilloscope triggering. The lesson also provides some tips for choosing the right trigger for a particular application.