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EEVblog #601 - Why Digital Oscilloscopes Appear Noisy
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Dave Jones explains why digital oscilloscopes look noisier than analogue ones, often linked when a new scope's trace looks fuzzy or someone claims analogue has infinite resolution.
Watch for: noise against memory depth around 6:50
In their words
Dave Jones from the EEVBlog has a video explaining why digital scopes appear noisy that explains this in much greater detail:
vofa on electronics.stackexchange.com, Nov 2020. CC BY-SA.
I can prove the "Dude" is **WRONG** and so can you after watching Dave from EEVBlog explaining how things do work: [video] Sure the video is about noise but that is what limits the resolution so it still applies.
Bimpelrekkie on electronics.stackexchange.com, Sept 2017. CC BY-SA.
The winning evidence came from EEVblog Dave's noisy digital oscilloscope explanation.
Paul Uszak on electronics.stackexchange.com, Feb 2017. CC BY-SA.
