03-24-2014, 03:18 PM
All the practice you need to get you started:
Get any generator, hook it up, get it to oscillate, and then start from trying to get a stable picture. Then just rotate your controls and see what they do. Change offset, V/div, trigger level, time base, switch triggering modes. Play with it. It will be like a tutorial.
Following this, observe the safety rules and then you could try to see some real life things in your radio. Remember, do not use millivolts/div when looking at 100s of V/div or you could damage your front end amp.
Regular 1:10 probe with 10M input resistance is good for about 300V or so. So do not measure high DC levels with it.
Get any generator, hook it up, get it to oscillate, and then start from trying to get a stable picture. Then just rotate your controls and see what they do. Change offset, V/div, trigger level, time base, switch triggering modes. Play with it. It will be like a tutorial.
Following this, observe the safety rules and then you could try to see some real life things in your radio. Remember, do not use millivolts/div when looking at 100s of V/div or you could damage your front end amp.
Regular 1:10 probe with 10M input resistance is good for about 300V or so. So do not measure high DC levels with it.
