I'm generating pulses on ATmega32 and I need to see the pulse wave in the oscilloscope in order to check its frequency. So I connect the pin to the oscilloscope channel and the pin blinks on and off but the oscilloscope doesn't show the wave… what am I doing wrong? Is there any other way to measure the frequency?
Electronic – using oscilloscope in Proteus AVR Simulator
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Best Answer
If you could see the LED going on and off, the waveform is changing much to slow for the scope to be useful. Try the frequency counter, and set it to measure the time period instead of the frequency for such slow changes.