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How Do AC And DC Coupling Modes Work On Electrical Oscilloscopes? In this informative video, we will discuss the essential coupling modes of electrical oscilloscopes: AC coupling and DC coupling. Understanding these modes is vital for anyone working in electrical engineering, as they directly influence how signals are displayed and measured. We will explain how DC coupling allows the full input signal to pass through, showing both the AC and DC components. Conversely, we will explore how AC coupling blocks the DC component, enabling you to focus on small AC variations without the interference of a large DC offset.

Throughout the video, we will highlight practical applications for both coupling modes, helping you determine when to use each based on your measurement needs. Additionally, we will touch on ground coupling mode and direct current offset control features that can further assist in your analysis. Whether you are debugging a circuit or performing voltage measurements, understanding these coupling modes will enhance your ability to interpret signals accurately.

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