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Your oscilloscope trigger determines the precise moment in time your instrument captures critical events of interest. Triggering is often overlooked as a key selection parameter after the instrument is purchased. Oscilloscopes with superior trigger parameters and functionality provide an edge for development teams to quickly and effectively debug and test. A superior triggering system can save significant time trying to isolate difficult-to-find events, allowing engineers to improve designs more quickly. 

Get an overview with this application note from Rohde & Schwarz: 

1. Explanation of analog versus digital triggering architectures 
2. User advantages for oscilloscopes that have digital triggering 
3. Information on how to determine if an oscilloscope has a digital or analog trigger