--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Doug Locke" <doug@...> wrote: > > I wonder if someone could help me with some advice please. I am trying > to use an AVR microcontroller to monitor an analogue signal. The > signal is both very low and of high impedance, so initially I wish to > experiment a little by using a general purpose amplifier between the > source and the AVR. I have found a HP 465A or a Brookdeal 9452 for not > too much cash. Does anyone have any experience with either instrument, > the HP has fixed gains of 20db or 40db while the Brookdeal is > apparently variable 30-100db so either has suitable gain. > Thanks for your time. > Doug Locke. My ancient 465 'scope has a output on the rear for the A-channel amplifier, which I have used from time to time for just the purpose you mention. It is a very nice feature, and I think some other 'scopes have it as well.
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Re: General purpose amplifier to use with AVR
2006-08-16 by erikc77099
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