Thread: Testing and Cause of Failure for Encoders and Hall Effect sensors
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Re: Testing and Cause of Failure for Encoders and Hall Effect sensors
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Originally Posted by ChrisH
Actually we already have a scope, but it is rather large and heavy to be dragging to away competitions. Especially if we are flying. The software looks interestng as we have plenty of laptops around. I'll have to check that one out. What kind of isolation circuitry would I need?
Yes seconded, what kind of isolation circuitry would be needed? Would attaching anything besides a mic to my line in on my new laptop void its warrantee and finally I'm assuming I'd have to split one end of a minijack cable in to two probes?

Thanks, this looks interesting...
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