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[EMJunkie]

So, for each of the following waveforms, which should be selected on a typical oscilloscope:  AC coupling or DC coupling?

MarkE - Go and get a Job You Douche Bag!

[picowatt]

MarkE - Go and get a Job You Douche Bag!

Actually, I would like to hear your answers to MarkE's coupling quiz.

Your childish and insulting responses to MarkE and Bill were both uncalled for and inappropriate in the light of your continued defense of your use of AC coupling.

You apparently missed the point I was making in my response regarding your use of AC coupling. 

As I suggested to you 140 some pages ago, it would be most wise for you to understand and accept why it was more appropriate to use DC coupling when making your measurements.

[EMJunkie]

Actually, I would like to hear your answer to MarkE's coupling quiz.

Your childish and insulting responses to MarkE and Bill were both uncalled for and inappropriate in the light of your continued defense of your use of AC coupling.

As I suggested to you 140 some pages ago, it would be most wise for you to understand and accept why it was more appropriate to use DC coupling when making your measurements.

Here we go again.

Ok, Picowatt, just for you: A, B, C, and D, I would do exactly what I did before, DC Coupling is what I would use for all waves....

Why, because none are AC wave with symmetrical formality

Now are we good to continue?

[poynt99]

I may as well share my Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvUiQ3IMHMU

This may interest some of you! Then again some will no doubt say its fake!!! The Scope is set to AC Coupling... Hahahaha that is funny!!!

   Chris

Is this the correct video? No scope in this one.

[poynt99]

I mean, really, the Oscilloscope has a AC Coupling for what reason... Call any manufacturer and they will tell you exactly what I just said...

The reason AC coupling is an option is for convenient viewing and "measuring" of signals with large DC offset. The "measurements" however should never include making power measurements.

Since very few wave forms are completely symmetrical, it only makes sense to use DC coupling at all times when making power measurements. Call any scope manufacturer, and they will tell you that.

.99