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Clipper Circuits Diode
Oscilloscope and Function Generator?
I've been tasked to view two wave forms in a clipper circuit, with an oscilloscope and a function generator. I don't know how to wire this. The diagram shows an "input" side of the circuit, with two terminals, and output with two terminals. In between there is a diode and a resistor. If anybody has a circuit simulator and can give me a screen print of such a circuit, that'd be fantastic.
Don't worry about the internals of the clipper circuit. All you need to know is that it has an input and an output.
The input side has two terminals, signal and ground. Attach the function generator cable, signal to signal and ground to ground. The output of the clipper circuit goes to the oscilloscope input, again signal to signal and ground to ground.
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PCB little scratch on trace, will it affect circuit?
Hi
Can I have some help please?
After soldering a diode to a green PCB, I cut the remaining wire but with my clippers I scratched a little bit off the top of the trace, removing the green color, but the circuit works perfectly...will this get worse with time? is there a way to retouch it to prevent possible failure?
Thanks!
If the copper runner is in good shape, you can put some clear nail polish over it to protect it. If you prefer, you can put a lil solder on it instead..
If it is not in environment where moisture will get to it, I would leave it alone.
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