Closed JohnBaumb closed 2 years ago
Hi mate. This is a known quirk.
Long story short, there is a PGA on-chip that helps ensure you get the max dynamic gain. By default, the settings for this are linked to the visible range of the scope. If you zoom in or out enough to the point where there is a hardware dynamic range change, the software will try its best to scale the old data in the buffers to keep it valid, but this is not guaranteed.
If you hold the zoom at any one setting, you'll notice that all the new data coming in is valid. I'd recommend doing this when taking any real measurements - don't change the zoom like a madman! :P
Video demonstrating issue attached.
Zooming in with oscilloscope causes flatline and freeze, zooming out can cause spikes.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j9rQzuxbUxLQqH0x8CNRU2TLJT98TEYT/view?usp=sharing