Re: Opinions on Oscilloscopes
- From: "RR" <newspaper.20.broom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 23:24:55 GMT
"Jim Yanik" <jyanik@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Scope input is rated *DC plus peak AC*.
> At least that is how Tektronix specs their scopes.
> Why are you going to put 250VAC into the TRIGGER input? The scope usually
> has an internal trigger pickoff AFTER the attenuator,to keep trigger
> signals small but useable. External trigger is used when you have a clean
> reference signal to use,like H or V drive from a video generator when
> looking at composite video,eliminates the need for a sync spearator..
Down the track (lots of learning to do), I'm interested in creating and/or
working with alternative power sources (solar to battery then inverted to
mains power).
I know I'll probably buy a lot of the equipment for doing this, but it
always helps if you understand the circuit, especially when it stops
working.
So, if the input is 12VDC and the output is 240VAC, I suspect I'm going to
need to put a scope on both sides at some stage.
I'm just thinking ahead, and maybe I'll never need to look at mains through
the scope.
And even if I do, I may have bought a much better scope by then. Besides,
my research indicates that differential probes are specifically designed for
looking at high voltages (hence putting that question in my OP).
thx,
RR
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