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| FrancisM:
This is what you can expect from a well known brand on this board, pretty usable. I wanted to show the effect of using high voltage transistors in a Wilson current mirror or cascoded at a very low Vce. Francis |
| themadhippy:
Another diy option https://sound-au.com/project119.htm |
| Darkover:
> My comments were to the compatibility of a curve tracer to a digital scope. I would say a curve tracer and a component tester (subject) ist something complete different isn't? Olaf |
| Swainster:
I think that the OP is talking about analog signature analysis rather than what is typically understood by the term curve tracing (at least in the sense of accurately characterising a particular component). ASG can be done on a populated board, but then it tests the characteristics between 2 circuit nodes rather than a specific component. Of course, this characteristic may well be dominated by a particular component, but this isn't always the case. The main thing is that by comparing the signature between a good board and bad one (or from a reference document), it helps to locate a fault in a circuit. |
| bdunham7:
--- Quote from: james_s on April 19, 2023, 02:28:20 am ---That's been my experience as well, however I suspect that plotting semiconductor curves is far less demanding of the XY capabilities than drawing complex vector graphics. --- End quote --- You don't need Z-axis control for one thing, and that's probably the most important. The only remaining issue would be getting your acquisition period right and I think very fast and short might be good enough for a 60Hz or 1kHz based component tester. |
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