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Need testing items for oscilloscope experiments
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PeterM
2004-08-28 03:23:04 UTC
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My 12 year old grandson likes to learn and watch how an oscilloscope works.
I have a Tektronix 335, and like to help him, but I know less then he does.
So I'm wondering if there are any items I can buy from you that I could use
to show him how things work and look like on the screen. Any books on the
matter, for beginners of course would be much appreciated as well. I do have
the manual of course. I really like to have some electrical gadgets to
test, homemade ones are ok as well, I'll pay for your items..........Peter
so what
2004-08-30 19:51:51 UTC
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Post by PeterM
My 12 year old grandson likes to learn and watch how an oscilloscope works.
I have a Tektronix 335, and like to help him, but I know less then he does.
So I'm wondering if there are any items I can buy from you that I could use
to show him how things work and look like on the screen. Any books on the
matter, for beginners of course would be much appreciated as well. I do have
the manual of course. I really like to have some electrical gadgets to
test, homemade ones are ok as well, I'll pay for your items..........Peter
You might try a photecell: point it at a flourescent light, or a
microphone, stuff like that.
PeterM
2004-08-31 02:27:17 UTC
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I try anything to see what it looks like. I guess it depends on the probes
I have, right? thanks for the tip...........Peter
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Post by PeterM
My 12 year old grandson likes to learn and watch how an oscilloscope works.
I have a Tektronix 335, and like to help him, but I know less then he does.
So I'm wondering if there are any items I can buy from you that I could use
to show him how things work and look like on the screen. Any books on the
matter, for beginners of course would be much appreciated as well. I do have
the manual of course. I really like to have some electrical gadgets to
test, homemade ones are ok as well, I'll pay for your
items..........Peter
Post by so what
You might try a photecell: point it at a flourescent light, or a
microphone, stuff like that.
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