Testing the TK Tar Baby

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Poynty?  Are you joining this bandwagon?  I expected better.

Most of the time with scoposcopy, the DC component of the observed signal is of interest. This would be especially true when observing the Gate drive of a MOSFET, as they are DC voltage dependent. DC coupling therefore is the coupling method of choice in MOST cases, unless for specific reasons (such as wanting to observe a small AC riding on a large DC), AC coupling is more suitable.

AC / DC Coupling on an Oscilloscope
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hkq-fvb5-NI

That video link  tells me that it's 'currently unavailable'.  And let me know how a square wave voltage generated at the gate has a DC coupled value.  it would be UNIQUE amongst square waves.  Golly.

Regards
Rosie

[mrsean2k]

Do you mean through this forum, or to a different address?


If you email me at

  seandata (at) seani (dot) justemail (dot) net


you can send the details in the same way. I will respect the privacy of the email address you use and any address information you pass on, irrespective of the content of the email.

[picowatt]

Poynty?  Are you joining this bandwagon?  I expected better.

That video link  tells me that it's 'currently unavailable'.  And let me know how a square wave voltage generated at the gate has a DC coupled value.  it would be UNIQUE amongst square waves.  Golly.

Regards
Rosie

This one really made me grimace.

Dig away, dig away...

[TinselKoala]

What size flash drive do you need and where do I send it?


ETA: And naturally I'll cover the cost of return postage. Just tell me how and where to send the money.

Ainslie, computer incompetent that she is, cannot zip the data into a compressed archive and upload it to this forum's "download" section. Nor can she upload it to any of the many free filesharing sites.

It will be interesting to watch her squirm and bloviate and pretend to try to give you the data while not doing so.

[TinselKoala]

Poynty?  Are you joining this bandwagon?  I expected better.

That video link  tells me that it's 'currently unavailable'.  And let me know how a square wave voltage generated at the gate has a DC coupled value.  it would be UNIQUE amongst square waves.  Golly.

Regards
Rosie

The video plays fine for me here. It's perfectly available both embedded or directly on YouTube--- to those who know how to use computers.

And the rest of that statement is just nonsense. Especially since nobody can "let Ainslie know" about anything... her mind is already made up. She cannot even allow herself to THINK about things like FGs passing current, or the real use of AC coupling on a scope, because she already KNOWS the "truth" about those things.