The Prosig P8000 Auto-Zero function is used to remove the DC content of a signal.
For example, if you have a sine wave that is ±5 volts about 0 volts it has no DC offset. But if you have a sine wave with ±5 volt amplitude about 3 volts, then it has a 3 volt DC offset. Below is an example of these two sinewaves.
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James WrenAdd a Comment2734class="post-2734 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-p8000 category-tutorial tag-acquisition-software tag-adc tag-auto-gain tag-auto-range tag-gain-calculation tag-gain-range tag-range-button tag-vibration tag-volts"The P8000 Auto Range and the Auto Gain Range functions are often confused by users. They are not the same, but they are related. Continue reading Understanding Auto Range & Auto Gain Range
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