Step 1

DUT / SOURCE SETUP

Ensure you have Arduino IDE (software to program the Arduino boards) installed on your computer. 

Connect the Arduino board to PC using USB cable

Program it with relevant code

Take the output from mentioned probing point(s)

Make the associated circuit (for output signal) as shown below


Step 2

EXPERIMENT SETUP
Power ON the oscilloscope
Connect the Channel 1 probe of the oscilloscope to Vout-1
Acquire the signal(s) from circuit on oscilloscope

Step 3

• Do the Autoset on the scope to efficiently capture and view the signal
If AUTOSET feature is not enabled, then manually set the horizontal and vertical scale, and trigger condition to view 3-4 cycles of waveform without any clipping.
• You may change the probe compensation (adjust the capacitor through the hold on probe head that gets connected to oscilloscope input channel) to amplifiy the overshoot

Step 4

ADDING MEASUREMENTS
• Go to measurement menu by pressing MEASURE button on the scope front panel
• Press CH1 (channel to be measured) and select POS OVERSHOOT and NEG OVERSHOOT measurement using Multi-Purpose Knob (MPK) button
• You can navigate through the measurement list by rotating the MPK knob and select a measurement by pressing it

Step 5

• Read the measured value and verify against the expected