The simultaneity of the six beams was monitored by a photodiode equipped with a digital oscilloscope.
Adequacy of isolation was also monitored by display of detected spike waveforms on a digital oscilloscope with delayed triggering.
Figure 2 shows the oscilloscope traces of the typical incident and reflected waveforms at several incident energies.
The voltage across the probes was recorded on an oscilloscope.
A diaphragmatic electromyogram was displayed on a storage oscilloscope as the average of 10 sweeps.
The interelectrode voltage was measured using a capacitative divider and oscilloscope.
The digital oscilloscope was triggered by a visible plasma light signal from another photodiode which was placed 16 cm from the target.
Formation of the bilayer was visualized on an oscilloscope screen as an increase of membrane capacitance, while applying a triangular voltage wave under voltage clamp.
