Cool, but I'll stick with my Megger AVO
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which model> i have a later model 8 and an avo megger digital thing, forget the model.
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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.
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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and leading edge cut.
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Is that done with your new hand held scope?
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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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..Not expecting that one to have Wifi / nor download function ...
(but if China really want to scupper our industry for £47)
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