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In Reply to: safest way of biasing an amplifier internally posted by afg on January 25, 2006 at 00:47:45:
Thanks all of you for your replies.I bought a voltameter with small insulated hooks on the probe. You press a button at the top of the probe and the hooks come out. The issue with this probe is that removing the hooks is a problem as the hook does not come out easily. I have to twist and turn the probe at various angles to get the hook out if you konw what I mean. I am scared of pulling out the resistor from its connection or touching something in the bargain while removing the hook.
That's why I asked this question. What sort of probes do you'll use? Normal pins, alligator clips (small insulated alligator clips not available out here) etc.
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- Re: safest way of biasing an amplifier internally - afg 16:46:43 01/25/06 (1)
- Re: safest way of biasing an amplifier internally - Michael 18:56:13 01/25/06 (0)
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