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Adam Munich
Tue Jan 04 2011, 01:23AM
Adam Munich Registered Member #2893 Joined: Tue Jun 01 2010, 09:25PM
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The TDS210 Accepts 90-250V @ 45-440hz. I see nothing about DC on the back panel.

The inverter put out a 120V pseudo sine. Oddly enough, the scope fails the "acquisition" self check when plugged into it. It doesn't affect anything though.

I decided to put the inverter in a project box. During use it gets a little toasty, but I don't see this to be too much of a problem considering how hot some laptop chargers get. Plus it's a 100 watt inverter and I'm only using 30.

Idk, this could prove to be a useful tool to me. Each of the energizer lipos are 30w/h so assuming 75% efficiency that's 45 minutes a battery. Since this is a DSO and it has that nifty "auto set" button it doesn't have to be on all the time; just when I need it.

To fit it in the box I needed to snip some of the board off and I ended up getting this neat little 1.5A 5v SMPS. Could be useful sometime. The chip's a MC34063.

1294104061 2893 FT105152 Dsc09217 1294104082 2893 FT105152 Dsc09220


So, what should we call this little invention?
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ScotchTapeLord
Tue Jan 04 2011, 01:27AM
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Port-a-scope? Scope-to-go?
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