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| * A circuit that needs current measured | * A circuit that needs current measured | ||
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| Go back to the Welcome page in WaveForms and open up either the [[learn/ | Go back to the Welcome page in WaveForms and open up either the [[learn/ | ||
| - | The Power Supplies provides a constant, user set voltage | + | The Power Supplies provides a constant, user-set voltage when the AD2 is powered through USB power. The AWG does not provide as much current, but does provide the option of a set DC voltage signal or a variety of preset or custom waveforms to apply to the resistor network. Below is the resulting oscilloscope view when a DC voltage of 3.3 V is applied as well as the resulting view of a triangle waveform with an offset of 1 V and an amplitude of 1 V. |
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