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| juan3211:
Thanks this is a new option, but as I already have the transformer, how do I need to connect the secondary? Thanks --- Quote from: wasedadoc on March 19, 2023, 11:51:41 am ---If you only want to determine the waveform shape you only need a few pieces of insulated wire. Wrap 10 cm of one around a wire from one pole of the inverter output Likewise wrap another around a wire from the other pole. Connect the 10x probe tip to one of the wires - not an inverter output. Likewise connect probe clip to the other wire. There will be enough capacitive coupling between inverter output and probe to safely give a small signal to the scope. If you need to know the effective amplitude use a true RMS voltmeter. Most low price inverters give "modified sine wave". Just a few discrete levels. Fine for switch mode PSUs and purely resistive loads. May not be good for 50/60Hz transformers, motors etc. Heed any such warnings in the inverter's user manual. --- End quote --- |
| juan3211:
This is the transformer what I have. Tyco |
| wasedadoc:
--- Quote from: WackyGerman on March 19, 2023, 12:12:34 pm ---In the manual you get all the information you need . You have to to prepare your own 100x probe for doing this measurement . Go to "http://www.fnirsi.cn/support" and then choose FNIRSI 1013 D English manual.pdf --- End quote --- I already attached a relevant extract from the manual in Reply #3. |
| WackyGerman:
Oops , you`re right :-DD |
| Fungus:
--- Quote from: juan3211 on March 19, 2023, 12:16:40 pm ---That is precisely what I want to check. Pure sine waves, or modify ones. What about connection to the secondary of transformer? --- End quote --- A transformer can change the shape of the wave. The most accurate way is with a 100x probe... or make a box with a resistor divider in it. |
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