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    Check Bluetooth Signals With A Scope

    Dec. 6, 2010
    Oscilloscopes are not commonly associated with Bluetooth measurements. But a digital scope's long memory records and multiple screen views make it an ideal tool for analyzing the packetized bursts that comprise Bluetooth baseband data. An oscilloscope's ...

    Oscilloscopes are not commonly associated with Bluetooth measurements. But a digital scope's long memory records and multiple screen views make it an ideal tool for analyzing the packetized bursts that comprise Bluetooth baseband data. An oscilloscope's triggering capabilities can make the instrument quite useful in capturing and navigating through packets in A Bluetooth signal's serial data stream. To learn more, follow the link below.

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