Hey, folks.
I'm at the very start of a project to figure out how to make my own Oscilloscope art. I've started reading over this guy's blog because he does Oscilloscope art and seems to know what he's doing; in the post linked, he mentions generating an image in an Oscilloscope operating in X-Y mode, and then mentions "horizontal deflection" and "vertical deflection". I have no idea what either of those terms means in a technical sense, have never heard them before, and on a google search am left wanting.
Edit: Found out that I guess it's referring to the deflection plates in a CRO?
Does anybody additionally have any good resources on this, not just "making" it, but understanding from the ground up how to make waveforms with apparent "area"?
I'm at the very start of a project to figure out how to make my own Oscilloscope art. I've started reading over this guy's blog because he does Oscilloscope art and seems to know what he's doing; in the post linked, he mentions generating an image in an Oscilloscope operating in X-Y mode, and then mentions "horizontal deflection" and "vertical deflection". I have no idea what either of those terms means in a technical sense, have never heard them before, and on a google search am left wanting.
Edit: Found out that I guess it's referring to the deflection plates in a CRO?
Does anybody additionally have any good resources on this, not just "making" it, but understanding from the ground up how to make waveforms with apparent "area"?