Virtual C.R.O.

The Virtual C.R.O. program simulates a Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (C.R.O.). It has been designed for engineering students to study various waveforms using a C.R.O.-like interface, since the actual C.R.O. and the circuits they are studying may not always be available to them due to limited laboratory access.
Please note that this is merely a software simulation, and the waveforms that the program displays are software-generated (using programmed mathematical expressions). This is not a program which works with hardware circuits or reads data from the computers ports.
The virtual C.R.O. offers 5 input channels, plus inputs for external triggering and intensity modulation (Z input).What signals are connected to each channel is defined by the experiment you select, and its parameters. The program includes a set of common experiments; you can add your own by modifying the source code and re-compiling the program.