How do I use an oscilloscope?
429There are many brands and types of oscilloscopes on the market and they may look different, but most have the same basic steps. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use an oscilloscope: ,
View Full VersionThere are several ways to test a DC power supply, and here we present only a few common methods.
Conductivity Test: You can use the multimeter's conductivity mode to accomplish this test. Touch the positive and negative terminals of the power supply with the multimeter pens. If it is on, the multimeter will beep. This test is designed to determine if the power supply is energizing and if there are any breaks in the wiring.
Voltage Test: You can use the DC voltage mode of your multimeter to accomplish this test. Touch the positive and negative terminals of the power supply with the multimeter pens. The multimeter should display the voltage output from the power supply. Compare this voltage to the rated voltage of the power supply to make sure it is in the correct range.
Load Test: You can connect a load (such as a light bulb or motor) to the power supply and measure the voltage and current with a multimeter. The voltage should be stable and within the expected range; the current should be within the rated current of the power supply.
Ripple Test: You can measure the AC component of the power supply output voltage. Connect an oscilloscope to the output terminals of the power supply and measure the voltage ripple. The ripple voltage should be as low as possible and within acceptable limits.
Always test the power supply with care as specified in the operation manual and safety guidelines. If you are unfamiliar with electronic testing, it is best to consult a professional or use pre-constructed test equipment.
There are many brands and types of oscilloscopes on the market and they may look different, but most have the same basic steps. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use an oscilloscope: ,
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View Full VersionA DC power supply converts alternating current (AC) electricity to DC electricity either by a linear method or a switching method. Switching power supplies are more efficient, lighter in weight and smaller in form factor. Linear power supplies can achieve lower noise, but this is no longer an advantage with modern switching power supplies. ,
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