Just wondering what type of scope I need to fix consumer electronics. 50MHZ, 100MHZ, digital or analog.
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I have the Rigol DS1052E which I have hacked(EEV blog) and now it's a 100Mhz scope. -
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Can anyone tell me what these even are good for?Comment
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I'm a beginner myself, but with help from some forum members, I have used it a couple of times on TVs and amps.
I have got mine for $315 shipped. They had a questionnaire at the check out and I have saved $15(if I remember well) answering some questions, but it's not available now.
The only "bad" thing about it, is that the fan is a bit loud. Since my warranty has expired, I have used, a silent fan and I can't hear it anymore.Comment
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Hello.
I have jut got my first analogue oscilloscope. An Isotech 620 20MHz.
I want to learn how not to damage it, and I found instructions on the internet obscure.
They talk about ground, earth, floating ground, this, that....
But they don't actually say anything anything useful so far.
I want to know:
Don't connect exactly this to exactly there or it blows up.
For example, I am tracing a signal from a function generator in an audio amp, or testing for voltages in different parts of a circuit.
I want to know what not to connect... -
I have recently acquired a Dynamco D7100 analogue oscilloscope without a user manual. As this is the first time I have owned or used an oscilloscope I would like to try and find an instruction book. The manufacturers no longer hold any information and a Google search only found one site but when I downloaded a 'service manual' all I got was gobbledegook. Any help would be gratefully appreciated or even pointers to a generic manual where I could learn more. -
All,
Some of you have helped me in the past and I am very appreciative of all the help! (I have fixed TVs/Stereos/ and other small appliances with your efforts...Thanks so much!!!
Today I went to a local HAM Radio Festival. It was one of the smaller ones in our area. My stepfather is the HAM operator. I tinker in electronics but am a Software Programmer (27 years now).
I was looking for a few odds and ends for some electronics work I have to do for the household/farm. Typically these type of shows have the grab bags or a electronics vendor... -
I have a 40 volt AC transformer that I put a bridge rectifier on, and I wanted to see the input signal and the output signal on the same screen on my scope, so I set one channel up with the test lead on one side of the input and the ground lead on the other side of the input, then I used another channel on the scope and clipped the test lead on the positive side of the output then the ground on the negative side of the output.
When I connected the transformer to power, the wire that was connected between the ground lead on the second channel and the negative side of the bridge rectifier... -
I thinking about about buying one later on this year depending on what feedback I get from this forum members that know more than I do about what is importance about what to have in a scope
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/32568...3333736563%21s...
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