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Eric R Snow
 
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Default OT-Oscilloscope/generator update

Reading all the responses to my questions about measuring the AC
generator convinced me to use a step down xmfr. So I plugged in a 120
to 9 volt xmfr and measured that. When plugged into the wall the
'scope showed 60Hz. This was determined by setting the 'scope to 2 mS
per division. The wave measured just slightly over 8 divisions peak to
peak. And 60 Hz is just over 16 mS. The generator frequency showed 11
divisions peak to peak. At 2 mS per div. that's 22 mS, or about 45 Hz.
The waveform also had a bunch of little waves riding on the main sine
wave. So the wave looked like it was made from a rippled string.
Anyway, that's it for now on the generator measurements. Anything
further I will post on the basic electronics newsgroup.
ERS
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