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just received this item. multimeter with waveform graph. unbelievably only £47 inc. shippling. what will them chinese get up to next?

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Are you going to do a 'review' on it?
Bung it on a dimmer switch and see how accurate the graph is.
 
Like it :) Have you got the additional nipple-clips? ....we'd like to see your heart beat,in wave form...
 
Are you going to do a 'review' on it?
Bung it on a dimmer switch and see how accurate the graph is.
ok, so this is the output waveform from a 400watt dimmer supplying a 60 watt load at approx, 75% full. and @darkwood. it's not a sticker. :(:(:(.

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still playing with it. not worked it all out yet. obviously, not as accurate as a calibrated scope. can expand or reduce the timebase. more play tomorrow after i've fixed the oven, mown the lawn, sorted the dogs and ducks out etc., etc.
 
just a techybit for trainees.
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the green is the input waveform as expected, and is passed straight through the dimmer when on non-dimmed. the red section is cut trailing edge as preferred by LEDs. it's so-called because the dimmer electronics cut the trailing edge, as opposed to the leading edge.
 
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Is that done with your new hand held scope?
have done it with the hand-held, but the images posted were from internet.

this is on the hand-held scope. :
 

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