Classroom
- Measurement basics
- Multi Channel measurement software
- Application notes
- Frequently used terms
- Aliasing
- Auto setup
- Arbitrary Waveform Generator
- Bandwidth
- Bus types
- CMRR
- Data logger
- Differential attenuator
- Differential input
- Edge trigger
- Envelope mode
- Function generator
- Input range
- Multimeter
- Oscilloscope
- Pre trigger
- Record length
- Resolution
- Sample frequency
- Sampling
- Scope
- Signal coupling
- Single ended input
- Spectrum analyzer
- Total Harmonic Distortion
- Time base
- Transient recorder
- Triggering
- Force Trigger
- Trigger hold-off
- Trigger hysteresis
- Trigger level
- Trigger source
- Trigger time out
- Trigger type
- TV trigger
- USB
- Voltmeter
- Window trigger
- How to install a driver
USB
Universal Serial Bus is an interface bus to connect devices to a computer. USB facilitates bus power to power the device. It is a 'hot-swappable' bus, which means that you can connect and disconnect devices while the PC is running. The USB 2.0 standard supports three transfer rates:
- 1.5 Mbit/s Low Speed
- 12 Mbit/s High Speed
- 480 Mbit/s Full Speed
All TiePie engineering USB instruments support 480 Mbit/s Full speed data transfer.
More information can be found at USB.org