At 02:23 PM 1/9/2006, William Couture wrote:
> >From another list I'm on.  Any clues I can pass on?
>
>Long, (not particularly amusing) story short, I need a meter that can
>measure "1500 volts at 1500KHz".  Is that something that any of you have
>sitting around your garage/basement/wife's side of the bed?

I wasn't aware that CCFL back-lights where running up at that 
frequency - seems very high.

I'd verify that first: just hold a scope probe near the back or side 
of the LCD panel and see what is being radiated.  It should be a sine wave.

Once you know the real frequency, you can look at borrowing or 
building a divider to match the expected signal to your scope.

dwayne

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