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Done.Please post a detailed schematic instead of the photo of tangled wires.
I don't think so, but please check the schematics, and see if I haveI think you have the pins of the full-wave rectifier bridge mixed up.
Are you referring to that the waveform flickered across the screen? I don't know, I just started out with electronics. But when I did a single capture, it was a sine wave of circa 8VAC between transistor emitter and gnd.Why is your 'scope not sync'd?
It will be unstable and oscillating.
The time base looks like 100nS/div so this noise is not 60hz but very fast.
Maybe????
Because your 'circuit' is complete nonsense - why have you left out all the required parts and connected it completely wrongly?. It will be unstable and oscillating.
What caps? (small caps like 0.1uf)
10uF.M
Then it is not the 0.1uF high frequency capacitor shown on the datasheet. A 10uf electrolytic capacitor has a high impedance at high frequencies due to its inductance.The output capacitor is 10uF.
The 'scope shows an unsyc'd high frequency.The output from the regulator isn't oscillating at all.
What is the voltage across the 10 ohm resistor measured with a meter?
What is your 10 ohm load? A toaster?