Oscilloscope

[Clive George]

Fair enough :-)

[Dave Liquorice]

, 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:

f-1-6kv/dp/2495752

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

[Dave Liquorice]

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

[The Natural Philosopher]

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.

[Martin Brown]

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).

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.

[Terry Casey]

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