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A square wave displayed through a probe shows rounded corners. The remedy is to

  • A.change the input coupling from alternating to direct current
  • B.reduce the volts per division setting to magnify the edges
  • C.adjust the probe compensation trimmer
  • D.increase the sweep speed so that the corners are spread out

Answer: C

Rounded corners mean the probe passes the high frequencies less readily than the low, that is under compensation. The trimmer is adjusted while watching the calibrator square wave until the top of the wave is flat and the corners square.

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