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thanks!!Originally posted by waltr View PostThis is what I have on local PC.
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tell me size of pcb?????
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I want TGSL-EDU version!!!!!!Originally posted by waltr View Post
unfortunately is not here!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by mostafalesnar91 View PostIt's really not possible to buy where I am. Please have someone send me a PCB picture. Thank you.
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It's really not possible to buy where I am. Please have someone send me a PCB picture. Thank you.
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Originally posted by Qiaozhi View PostThe only one I know is ok is this one ->
https://diydetector.co.uk/store/inde...roller=product
And, that is the one Don's TGSL 101.pdf is written for.
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The only one I know is ok is this one ->Originally posted by mostafalesnar91 View Postwhich version is best?????
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which version is best?????Originally posted by Qiaozhi View PostEverything you need to know about the TGSL is located here on Geotech -> TGSL - Complete Details
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thanks my friend!Originally posted by Majster View PostI think these are the items labeled K1 (All), K2 (0, JFET gate) and K3 (Diss).
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Welcome back,Originally posted by dbanner View PostIf I wish to probe pin 7 on chip, than I can clip scope probe to leg of resistor connected to pin 7 for example.
At least for short distance from the IC is going to be ok.
There are specific probes which I know can stand upright like crab claws and stay in position. Those are quite nice. I believe they are called " goose neck" probes. Mainly good for SMD boards where there is few places to clip. Especially probing flatpack pins.
Most times there is bound to be a place where the probe can be clipped on a through hole PCB without problem.
My point was that all of my ICs are set in the sockets, and these sockets restrict access to the legs of the IC. I will have to try as you tell me - look for the elements to which they lead and try to connect with the probe there. My Hantek will come with these connections / hooks, but even with them it might not be easy. Fortunately, I scaled the entire board before etching the PCB, so I now have a bit more space between the components.
Today I additionally ordered BF245c, LM393 and LF353 from another source / seller. Maybe now I will find the original ones. Unfortunately, we have serious problems with original parts, many sellers are scammers. I think that on Monday or Tuesday I will be able to start another measurements, maybe I can finish the project. I would love to.
Greetings.
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If I wish to probe pin 7 on chip, than I can clip scope probe to leg of resistor connected to pin 7 for example.
At least for short distance from the IC is going to be ok.
There are specific probes which I know can stand upright like crab claws and stay in position. Those are quite nice. I believe they are called " goose neck" probes. Mainly good for SMD boards where there is few places to clip. Especially probing flatpack pins.
Most times there is bound to be a place where the probe can be clipped on a through hole PCB without problem.
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I don't quite understand what you ask about taking measurements in the socket.
Oscilloscope probes have clip on extension which are designed to make love to the legs of components.
These are probably going to be provided as part of your Hantek.
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