How does the impedance setting on the function generator and theoscilloscope affect the output of the function generator and input of theoscilloscope measurements?How does a square wave represent a step function and what are theleading and trailing edges on a square wave?How can one "zoom-in" on the leading and trailing edges of the squarewave using the time base of the oscilloscope?

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wave using the time base of the oscilloscope?

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