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Hi all,
Forgive me for not having very much useful detail on this, but a friend has a scope that's unfocusable and produces a thick trace. My immediate reaction was maybe noise getting into the signal path from a faulty mains filter or maybe an internal component in the smps section failed, but he reckons he's ruled out the latter as apparently it's a linear supply. He doesn't have another scope to check the rails for noise with so he's kind of limited. Anyway, that was only my hunch, I don't know the precise model of scope this is; I just wondered if anyone would like to toss in their 2c worth if they've encountered this issue themselves and what might be the cause of it? thanks, cd. |
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