What is the reason to use an audible logic probe?
Many logic probes use LEDs to visually indicate the logic state of the point under test. This causes the user to have to see the point under test and the LED at the same time.
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What is the reason to use an audible logic probe?
Many logic probes use LEDs to visually indicate the logic state of the point under test. This causes the user to have to see the point under test and the LED at the same time.
A logic probe is a simple and inexpensive instrument contained within a pen-like tube. It has 3 LED indicators that show the status of the point under test.
5 DIY Logic Probes
Continuity Tester with Buzzer – Works on live circuits.
This continuity tester with buzzer works on live circuits. Very important, as common continuity testers are used with the power source disconnected.
Op Amp Tester Circuit Diagram
Very simple circuit to test 741 op amp or another IC with the same pin configuration. Circuit working explanation
Logic probe using 7 segment display
This logic probe with 7 segment display is designed with TTL technology and does not use LEDs to display the high and low logic levels found in many of the logical probes on the market. The circuit shows the capital letter “H” when there is a logical “1” or the letter “L” when there is a logical “0”.
How to Protect the 500mA Fuse of a Multimeter?
It is very important to protect the 500mA fuse of a Multimeter due to the high frequency that these are burned.
Logic probe circuit with CD4001 IC
This logic probe circuit is useful for people who needs an instrument to measure the logic levels on digital circuits. This circuit is implemented with CMOS IC technology and is recommended for testing circuits using the same technology
This continuity tester using 741 operational amplifier, operates as a differential amplifier.
A good application for this circuit would be to test welds made on a printed circuit board. It could be also used to test continuity of wires, connections, etc.
The Wheatstone bridge circuit
This circuit was designed in 1833 by Samuel Hunter Christie (1784-1865). However, It was Mr. Charles Wheatstone who gave many uses to the Wheatstone bridge circuit when he discovered it in 1843.
Logic Probe using NOT Gates (Inverters)
This logic probe using NOT Gates is implemented with three NOT gates, one rectifier diode, two LEDs and two resistors.
How to test Diodes and how to test Transistors
Method to follow to to test a diode or transistor to know if they are working fine
How to Make a Diode Tester Circuit using 741?
This diode tester circuit checks if the diode is in good condition and also determines its polarity. To accomplish our goal, we use an 741 operational amplifier (IC1) configured as an oscillator.