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Entry  Sun Oct 9 10:43:35 2016, Danny Petschke, time difference between 2 channels only ~30-35ps @ 5GSmples/s 
    Reply  Sun Oct 9 11:39:18 2016, Stefan Ritt, time difference between 2 channels only ~30-35ps @ 5GSmples/s 
       Reply  Mon Oct 10 11:30:37 2016, Danny Petschke, time difference between 2 channels only ~30-35ps @ 5GSmples/s allChannels_zero_scaled.pngChn2_Chn3_1ns_delay_scaled.png
          Reply  Mon Oct 10 12:03:27 2016, Stefan Ritt, time difference between 2 channels only ~30-35ps @ 5GSmples/s Screen_Shot_2016-10-10_at_12.01.03_.pngScreen_Shot_2016-10-10_at_12.01.57_.pngScreen_Shot_2016-10-10_at_12.36.48_.png
             Reply  Tue Oct 11 09:04:33 2016, Danny Petschke, time difference between 2 channels only ~30-35ps @ 5GSmples/s 
                Reply  Tue Oct 11 09:20:04 2016, Stefan Ritt, time difference between 2 channels only ~30-35ps @ 5GSmples/s 
Message ID: 547     Entry time: Tue Oct 11 09:20:04 2016     In reply to: 546
Author: Stefan Ritt 
Subject: time difference between 2 channels only ~30-35ps @ 5GSmples/s 

Concerning the offset, it looks to me like you moved the offset slider slider of channel 1 to a non-zero position. You see that from the marker at the very left side of the screen, where the yellow marker is at a different position as the others. Hint: a right-click on that slider sets it to zero. The little streak could be some kind of external noise.

Danny Petschke wrote:

Hello Stefan,

thanks for the paper. That makes sense. I thought about sth. like that but wasn`t sure. Couldn´t check higher frequencies (limit of my function generator).

What do think about the other picture I attached yesterday where Chn1 shows a totally different offset than Chn2-4. Moreover Chn4 shows some streaks (red circle) ?

Best regards

Danny

 

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