That would give you a test signal, you would still need a way to view the output (and a test system that has more voltage headroom than what you want to see, as well as more bandwidth than 20-20KHz if you're viewing spectrum (to see harmonics), a pc based (or real) oscilloscope would be another good tool.
A few years in an EE program wouldn't hurt either
Ck out this baby..............Originally Posted by grumpy
That would give you a test signal, you would still need a way to view the output (and a test system that has more voltage headroom than what you want to see, as well as more bandwidth than 20-20KHz if you're viewing spectrum (to see harmonics), a pc based (or real) oscilloscope would be another good tool.
A few years in an EE program wouldn't hurt either
It's a kit solder together runs off USB PORT
theres 3 hyperlinks for software, assy instruction.... pics
I ask for a total price (software download prob. xtra)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/120694725023...84.m1423.l2649
I got a sound card w/digital input flexijack (for pc base)
I think I'd need a d/a converter for that though .......right?
Looks like a fun kit for learning about electronics.
Yah...I'd look like one of those old Geezers .......sitting in a retirerment home
trying to put together a 10,000 pc crossword puzzle??
maybe ...I should take up basket weaving or stuff envelopes
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