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June 8th 09, 05:12 AM
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Using Oscilloscope to Detect Common Mode Current
dykesc wrote in news:db3e01e5-1866-4e43-a795-
: .... equipment I have is an oscilloscope. Would it be possible to wrap several turns of light gauge enameled wire around the jacket of the coax at my operating position, attach the oscope probes and detect and Do you understand that the common mode current is a standing wave. What if you measured it at only one location, and that happened to be a deep minimum... what would that tell you? Owen |
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