My only scope is an analog one, 60Mhz B&K Precision 2160A.
At the back are two coaxial conns, whats the typical use for the one on the left? labelled CH B(Y) SIGNAL OUTPUT
The manual gives the output conn's specs as...
Output terminal where sample of channel 2 signal is
available. Amplitude of output is nominally 50 mV per
division of vertical deflection seen on CRT when
terminated into 50 Ω. Output impedance is 50 Ω.
I can understand its an (amplified) voltage of channel B. What devices on the market can be connected to it? Tried searching about it but no luck, probably I didn't use the right terminology.
At the back are two coaxial conns, whats the typical use for the one on the left? labelled CH B(Y) SIGNAL OUTPUT
The manual gives the output conn's specs as...
Output terminal where sample of channel 2 signal is
available. Amplitude of output is nominally 50 mV per
division of vertical deflection seen on CRT when
terminated into 50 Ω. Output impedance is 50 Ω.
I can understand its an (amplified) voltage of channel B. What devices on the market can be connected to it? Tried searching about it but no luck, probably I didn't use the right terminology.
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