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Bruce Carsten's 'EMI Sniffer Probe'

Started by Anonymous in sci.electronics.design4 years ago 10 replies

I've many times made ad hoc sniffer coils for hunting out EMI & found them invaluable. This more-refined implementation came across my radar...

I've many times made ad hoc sniffer coils for hunting out EMI & found them invaluable. This more-refined implementation came across my radar this morning, and seemed worthy of revisiting for the group. The EMI Sniffer Probe is a small pick-up coil for probing high-frequency magnetic fields with an oscilloscope, featured in Jim Williams' classic AN118, Appendix E. https://www.analog.com/...


RS232 decode routines from raw scope data?

Started by Joerg in sci.electronics.design5 years ago 76 replies

Is there a simple Windows or Linux program that can decode serial data out of raw data from an digital oscilloscope? My old logic analyzer...

Is there a simple Windows or Linux program that can decode serial data out of raw data from an digital oscilloscope? My old logic analyzer does not have any serial data decoding and neither does my scope. So I'd need something that can take in the ADC raw data, I set a threshold to turn that into H/L digital values and the software would fish out the data words. Not sure if it even exis...


129 USD gain/phase analyzer

Started by Klaus Kragelund in sci.electronics.design8 years ago 1 reply

Hi Just wanted to share this I just downloaded the open source gain/phase analyzer for the Pico...

Hi Just wanted to share this I just downloaded the open source gain/phase analyzer for the Pico scopes https://bitbucket.org/hexamer/fra4picoscope/wiki/Home It works great So use you Picoscope to get a gain/phase analyzer for free, or if you can use a USB scope also, then spend 129 USD for the cheapest Picoscope with AWG: https://www.picotech.com/oscilloscope/2000/picoscope-2000-...