Chris,
You can get 10:1 probes. All I've seen have a switch for selecting
times 1 or times 10. Are there probles with this scope. Most all
come with them. Also due to the high impedance of a scope input if
you do apply to larger voltages it should not damage anything, just
saturate the input.
ron
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<lcdpublishing@...> wrote:
How limitting do you think a scope would be if it were limitted to
35 volts?
There is a PC based scope - USB interfaced, that I have been
eyeballing. It isn't cheap, around $300.00, but it is dual
channel
and rated up to 60 Mhz which should be fine for me.
The real kicker that I am liking about the PC scopes is
recording.
For some reason, I think that is important, not sure why, but I
do ;-
)
The drawback is that voltage limit though. While most everything I
check is 5~12 volts, I have checked the output of my Stepper
Driver
and that is at 41 volts.
This is the one that is being considered
Chris
