[sdiy] very cheap oscilloscope & signal generator?
db
dbarton at pacbell.net
Mon Nov 30 22:37:44 CET 2009
I just fried my mp3 player this way, so don't want to do that again.
If I accidentally touch 5 or 12v to the headphone output it destroys the
player.
What is the layout of using a diode or caps to protect for that happening
again?
I'm hoping theres a very simple (protected) signal generator circuit somewhere.
At 11/30/2009 06:09 AM, MTG wrote:
>eBay. Search for "USB OScilloscope". I once had a BitScope but it was
>neither good or cheap.
>
>A 555 is cheap enough to replace if you fry it. Just put a socket
>in. But in any event a couple diodes might help, depending on what you
>are doing with it. You can also get a Creative Muvo MP3 player for
>peanuts now (on eBay), and probably other brands too.
>
>GB
>www.musictechnologiesgroup.com
>San Juan Capistrano, CA
>
>
>----- Original Message ----- From: "db" <dbarton at pacbell.net>
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>Sent: Sunday, November 29, 2009 4:37 PM
>Subject: [sdiy] very cheap oscilloscope & signal generator?
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>>I'm looking for a *very* cheap oscilloscope that would be used only for
>>audio signal tracing.
>>I envision a probe with a USB jack at the other end, and software to do
>>it all.
>>Does anyone make a very cheap PC based scope that's usable?
>>
>>Also, I was using my mp3 player as a signal source, and it got some dc on
>>the output, and fried it.
>>Now I'm looking for a very cheap signal injector too. Is there something
>>like a 555 circuit with some output protection in it, that is very cheap
>>to make or buy?
>>
>>I need these for just a few hours every few years, so cheap is the key.
>>
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>>dennis.barton:skylab2000[socal]
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