I fairly regularly need to hardwire some unique connector to an 
oscilloscope input - and often I need the equivalent of a 10x probe.   
I've been doing some 'unique' soldering on broken probes to accomplish 
this, and for 1x have on occasion just wired directly to a BNC input.  
My signals are fast enough that a doing a resistor divider just doesn't 
work for 10x -  I need the compensation circuitry in a typical 10x proble.

So, I would prefer to be able to use something other than a traditional 
scope probe... I know there's lots of schematics out there.  BUT... I 
swear somewhere I've seen a pre-made pcb for a 10x probe, ready to add 
your own cable to.   Somewhere like sparkfun or similar, but I sure 
can't find it now.   

So, I'd love pointers to this (if anyone has seen it), or simply to a 
known-good 10x scope probe schematic.

Thanks.

-forrest


-- 
http://www.piclist.com PIC/SX FAQ & list archive
View/change your membership options at
http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/piclist