Hi and welcome to the third day of
scope month. Today is Friday, March 3rd
and Fridays our extra special is scope
month because not only are we giving
away five 1000 X-Series oscilloscopes,
we're also giving away two 1 GHz MSOX4104
4000 X-Series oscilloscopes.
We'll be drawing those winners later in the
video and we'll have a new video every
week day in March announcing the winner
of the scopes for that day as well as a
helpful scope tip. If you don't want to
leave winning your new scope up to chance
you can also join our Test to Impress
contest.
We're giving away a fully loaded
6 GHz 6000 x-series oscilloscope and
two MSOX3034T oscilloscopes. All you
have to do to enter that contest is to
submit a video three minutes or less on
the Test to Impress page and tell us why
you think you should win that scope.
Winners will be selected by a panel of
judges. That panel consists of myself,
Dave Jones from the EEVblog, Chris Gammell
from Contextual Electronics and the Amp
Hour podcast and Mehdi Sadaghdar from the
ElectroBOOM channel. Make sure you
get those videos in before March 31st
and winners will be announced on the
Keysight oscilloscopes Youtube channel on or
before April 15th. If you have questions
about anything scope month or even scope
related you can put those in the
comments below or you can ask us on
Facebook and Twitter, but before you ask
questions about the contest make sure
you check out the FAQ page on the entry
form on ScopeMonth.com. We are updating
that page in real-time as questions come
in and we have a lot of questions
already answered out there for you. One
question I will address today we've had
some people asking about the Australia
contest if you're in Australia you are
eligible for that contest. When you hit
the enter now button on ScopeMonth.com
and hit the Australia link, you'll get more
details there. What I want to show off
today is the touchscreen on the 4000
X-Series scopes. If you've been with the
Keysight Oscilloscopes channel for a while
you've probably seen this before but
it's just too good to pass up
so if you look at my scope screen here
you can see that I'm triggering on a
signal with a non-monotonic edge. You can
see most of my edges have a nice clean
rising edge but one of them has this
little glitch.
This could be caused by a controller
issuer could be caused by reflections on
your line either way we want to dig into
it with our scope and see what's going
on. So we want to be able to isolate this
glitch. Now I can actually use a
touchscreen zone trigger to make that
happen. First notice that I'm actually in
a navigation mode so I can use my touch
screen to scroll through my signal. I can
move it up and down. This is pretty nice.
I can put it also into trigger mode and
now all I have to do to isolate this
glitch is draw a box around that signal
and say "must intersect" and I've now been
able to isolate that glitch on my system.
Without zone trigger this is a really
difficult signal to isolate. You have to
go in and set up a pretty complex
parametric rice time trigger.
By the way if you want to learn more
about using scopes or how scopes work
check out the 2-minute Guru video series.
We'll make sure there's a card pointing
to those playlists
So let's go ahead and give away some
scopes. Remember since it's Friday we're
going to give away two 4000 X-Series
scopes. Those will be the first two names I
draw and then we'll give away five
1000 X-Series scopes to the
other five winners so I'm going to go
ahead and draw seven names. These look
like some tough ones so the first two
winners of of the 4000 X-Series scopes
are Gian JÃ¶rimann and Ivars Lisenoks.
And then the 1000 X winners are Piotr Rosinski,
Daniel Harris, Kevin Desrosiers,
Andy Yang, and Louis Warburton. I
apologize those were some tough names if I pronounced
your name wrong. Congratulations you have
won a brand-new oscilloscope! Make sure
you tune in on Monday for our live
stream. We will be giving away live five
one-thousand X-Series scopes and doing some
QA. If you go to the Keysight oscilloscopes
homepage you can hit a little button to
get a reminder for that livestream. Make
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