grrr_arrghh
New Member
Hi.
There seems to be quite alot of PC-based oscilloscopes around, but my sound card is integral to my motherboard, and if I blew it up replacing it with the same model would cost about £150. You can understand why I am slightly nervous about it.
I need to make sure that my computer is protected from large currents, voltages etc. Do I need resistors? Transformers? Optoisolators? Resistors? Buffers? What?
As long as the signal going into the computer is pretty much the same as the signal being messured, and my computer is SAFE, I'm happy.
Thanks
Tim
There seems to be quite alot of PC-based oscilloscopes around, but my sound card is integral to my motherboard, and if I blew it up replacing it with the same model would cost about £150. You can understand why I am slightly nervous about it.
I need to make sure that my computer is protected from large currents, voltages etc. Do I need resistors? Transformers? Optoisolators? Resistors? Buffers? What?
As long as the signal going into the computer is pretty much the same as the signal being messured, and my computer is SAFE, I'm happy.
Thanks
Tim