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[MarkE]

OK-confusion here

PW wanted to see a scope shot using AC coupling.
So i switched to AC coupling while taking some scope shots across the 1ohm CVR.
The results are below-->why when i switch to AC coupling on the scope do the traces drop to 0 volt's?,but on DC coupling,the traces read correct-second scope shot.

Because AC coupling blocks the DC and attenuates low frequency signal components (something EMJ may still not understand).  PW just wants to see the noise: particularly any spikes that may be riding on top of the mostly DC signal.

[tinman]

What I wanted to see though was AC coupling with the vertical sensitivity increased sufficiently to make the noise on the in/out rails visible when the decoupling caps are in place. 



PW

Surely you jest...  Of course the traces drifted back to zero in AC coupling...

Nope-one forgot to turn up the vertical sensitivity
Junior scope operator here

Your previously posted scope shots are interesting.  Do those input current peaks that run off the top of the screen go much higher?  (Could've moved the Vposition down a bit)

No,they stop right at the top of the screen,which is why i didnt drop it down a division .

[tinman]

OK,to get any sort of a mess on AC,i had to switch my V/divisions down as low as they can go on my scope-2mV P/D

Yellow trace across P/in wires--> voltage
Blue trace across amp meter-->current
First scope shot without load on output.
Second scope shot with load on output.
Third scope shot showing scope not hooked to anything-->probes lying on bench.

[MarkE]

OK,to get any sort of a mess on AC,i had to switch my V/divisions down as low as they can go on my scope-2mV P/D

Yellow trace across P/in wires--> voltage
Blue trace across amp meter-->current
First scope shot without load on output.
Second scope shot with load on output.
Third scope shot showing scope not hooked to anything-->probes lying on bench.

Those shots should assure all that the decoupling is working well.  At this point the oscilloscope is not necessary and the measurements can all be performed with DMMs.

[picowatt]

OK,to get any sort of a mess on AC,i had to switch my V/divisions down as low as they can go on my scope-2mV P/D

Yellow trace across P/in wires--> voltage
Blue trace across amp meter-->current
First scope shot without load on output.
Second scope shot with load on output.
Third scope shot showing scope not hooked to anything-->probes lying on bench.

Tinman,

That's what I wanted to see.  Thanks.

PW