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why use low frequency signal to trigger high frequency?

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Dear all:

I have a question on scope?
==>If there are two signals need to measure on a scpoe, one is low frequency signal
and another is high frequency signal, why we need to choose the low frequency
signal as trigger source?

Thanks.
mpig
 

That way the low one will be stationary on the display. If you triggered on the high one the low one would be at a different phase each sweep and be seen as a blur.
 

Dear flatulent:

Do you mean when I use low frequency signal as trigger source, each trigger edge will sweep the high frequency signal on the scope, so I can see these two signal more stationary?

If I am wrong, could you help me to describe more detail?

mpig
 

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