Author Topic: Articles about "In depth" source of noise explainations (scope probing)?  (Read 197 times)

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Hi,

i already spend much time, trying to find actual information, on how noise is exactly generated. To me its not enough, that "big loops catch noise" or "use a short lead". I want to know exactly where the noise is really created. Where is the current flowing that creates the noise? Through which parts?

Some learning experiments would be good also. Or maybe there is a good book about it?

I found this video, which i deem to have quite some competence in it, but its not an educational video unfortunately:


"Sometimes, after talking with a person, you want to pet a dog, wave at a monkey, and take off your hat to an elephant."(Maxim Gorki)

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Re: Articles about "In depth" source of noise explainations (scope probing)?
« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2025, 07:09:35 am »
There is also a good brochure from Tektronix covering many aspects of probing, the ABCs of probes:
https://download.tek.com/document/02_ABCs-of-Probes-Primer.pdf
« Last Edit: January 02, 2025, 07:24:39 am by inse »
 


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