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Application Notes
Many of today’s designs include microprocessors and digital signal processors (DSPs) that combine analog signals with digital content. Debugging a mixed-signal design often includes correlating important handshaking activity while simultaneously verifying the analog components of the system. The digital signals in a design can be very fast, while the analog signals tend to be much slower. Viewing and analyzing the many signals of interest within a microprocessor or DSP-based embedded design can be difficult or impossible using a conventional 2- or 4-channel digital storage oscilloscope (DSO). The increased complexity and faster digital speeds of clock rates and edge times require oscilloscopes with more channels and higher bandwidths.
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