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Has anyone used Winscope for digital circuit analysis? Is it a
useful tool? If so, what voltage levels are safe to input into the
line input jack on a PC sound card? I would be measuring TTL logic
levels. Any problems doing this?
TIA for any help.
useful tool? If so, what voltage levels are safe to input into the
line input jack on a PC sound card? I would be measuring TTL logic
levels. Any problems doing this?
TIA for any help.
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rturley@a... writes:
> Has anyone used Winscope for digital circuit analysis? Is it a
> useful tool? If so, what voltage levels are safe to input into the
> line input jack on a PC sound card? I would be measuring TTL logic
> levels. Any problems doing this?
>
Take a look at the Optascope at www.parallax.com. Great little scope - has a
max input of 40 volts wothout the attenuator. Dual channel - USB connected.
Sid Weaver
W4EKQ
Port Richey, FL
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levels but not much higher. You might want to check with your
soundcard manufacturer first for maximum input specs.
-Dave
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, "rustyturley" <rturley@a...>
wrote:
> Has anyone used Winscope for digital circuit analysis? Is it a
> useful tool? If so, what voltage levels are safe to input into the
> line input jack on a PC sound card? I would be measuring TTL logic
> levels. Any problems doing this?
>
> TIA for any help.