How to Use an Oscilloscope and Signal Generator as a Component Tester / Curve Tracer
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Uploaded by BKPrecisionVideos on Jan 27, 2011
In this video, we're demonstrating how to measure component signatures using a digital storage oscilloscope, signal generator, and a solderless breadboard. Resistor values are 1 kΩ for R1 and 10 Ω for R2.
B&K Precision Digital Storage Oscilloscopes:
http://www.bkprecision.com/products/sub_categories/21/digital-storage-oscillo...
B&K Precision Signal Generators:
http://www.bkprecision.com/products/categories/9/signal-generators.html
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Thank You. This was very helpfull. I rebuild vintage amplifiers and this is a life saver. Please don't hesitate to post more videos. Love your test equipment.
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I didnt catch why the x/y setting,could you please explain.
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thanks - nice crisp delivery, with facts I can use, and without theatrics or editorialzing. Good work
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Thanks for the video. The Fluke 867B has the component tester signature function built in. I dont know of any other multimeter that has that.
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nice work, can you direct me to a tutorial that use's dinosaur equipment I have a wave tek model 135 amd a really old tektronix cathode tube Os scope.
I would sure like to use them, when I bought them I figured it wouldn't be difficult, till they arrived and I saw all the adjustment knobs, taht was 3 years ago,,LOL!
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Thanks for the demo; although aware of its presence, I've never used the X-Y function during tests. I've only ever used it for making patterns on the screen but I like the idea and must try to employ it some time.
Kind Regards ... Andy
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@dlt205 that is resister values in the schematic shown
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@tonykara Based on the response below, the dude's ego is now measured at 1 megahurt.
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What are the two resister values for R1 & R2?
dlt205 8 months ago
@dlt205 Thank you for pointing out that we didn't include the R1 & R2 values. They are 1 kΩ for R1 and 10 Ω for R2.
BKPrecisionVideos 8 months ago
1:07 - It's not a 20 mega hurt generator. It's 20 megahertz.
It bugs me when technical people think hertz is plural for something.
2:19 - He says 4 "kilo hurt"
tonykara 1 year ago 3
@tonykara You are correct. We will try to avoid similar oversights in future videos.
BKPrecisionVideos 9 months ago