Dave repairs several faults in a 500MHz HP54161B 2GS/s oscilloscope.
One in particular is quite elusive, can you figure it out before Dave does?
BONUS: Sneak peak at a new Siglent SDS1000X-E Series scope!
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Fundamentals Friday
All about opamp input bias currents.
Dave goes through the theory, and then does some practical measurements and tweaking.
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David explains PID controllers.
First part of a mini-series on control theory.
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In this tutorial Dave explains how to precisely measure and calculate the remaining (or wasted) energy capacity in a battery using the graphical analysis technique using a spreadsheet.
The differences between constant power and constant current loads and when to use them is discussed.
Also, the importance of ESR and measuring the battery voltage under load is demonstrated.
This is a particularly relevant to the Batteriser product and proof is provided that shows that even over the entire current range, the wasted energy in a battery can be no better than a few 10's of percent for a 1.1V cutout voltage. Blowing the batteriser claim of 80% wasted energy out of the water.
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A little behind the scenes packing and shipping the uCurrent parts off to the assembler.
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Rohde and Schwarz kindly decided to give away another 3 oscilloscopes!
An RTB2000 and two HMO Series scopes.
https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/au/product/rtb2000-productstartpage_63493-266306.html
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In the first of a series of videos tutorials on microphones, Doug Ford, former head designer at Rode Microphones explains the basics of how microphones work, the different types - carbon, dynamic, ribbon, condensor/electret, and how the omnidirectional pattern works.
Also, the internal construction of a high end measurement microphone.
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Dave checks out an el-cheapo Jaycar lab power supply. What do you get for 150 bucks?
(Something went horribly wrong with the camcorder and the end summary didn't get recorded, oops. It gets a thumbs sideways. Would have been better if it had better resolution on the adjustments, no overshoot, and a load button)