Oscilloscope

Mar 14, 2016 45 Replies

Fair enough :-)

formatting link

, mouser

shipping

Odd I follow that link and I get £1.27 each but I notice that it's really a safety rated supression capacitor. But it has lead me to:

formatting link
f-1-6kv/dp/2495752

£2.99 but designed for SMPSUs TVs etc better able to handle the ripple in a PSU?

You should have mail, at least I've not had a bounce or a message telling me it's still in the queue.

Don't think you will have any issues at all with a non elecrolytic on ripple rating. Suppression caps need to work at RF so they have very good ESR at highish frequencies.

If you can live with audio and moderate ultrasonic frequencies only then the software Daqarta (sp?) is hard to beat for turning a PC soundcard into a two channel oscilloscope/spectrum analyser and signal generator (the latter works forever even if you don't register it).

formatting link

No connection with the guy - only a satisfied user. It is great for displaying a live music signal to an audience for demos.

The only risk is connecting your PCs soundcard to the DUT.

or, if you don't need the logic analyser option, save £15 with this version:

formatting link

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required