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thanks for those guides, very useful.

do you guys think the dso 2090 would be able to measure those super fast transients of radiant energy at all?

on the dso 2090 i see-

Voltage Range:
- 10mV ~ 5V/div @ x1 probe
- 100mV ~ 50V/div @ x10 probe
- 1V ~ 500V/div @ x100 probe
- 10V ~ 5000V/div @ x1000 probe

does that mean the max voltage i can plug into it is 10v with a x1000 or i will cause damage?

and if the max is 10V, why would it be 5000V per division on the screen?

thanks alot for the tips guys.

man the limitation to connect it to ground sucks. i was under the impression
that much of the bedini type stuff would require conection across the coil.

thanks alot for that very comprehensive breakdown, I've got some food for thought.

thanks. by s/h does that mean sample/hold?

thanks for the reply.

how come the techtronix scope only go down to 40mhz when i would want to be able to measure down to khz, or even potentially hz?

hello this is my first post. I've been experimenting with the bedini ssg for a few months now.

I'm looking at getting a tektronix oscilloscope. I've never even used one
before but i want something that will suit all my bedini motor needs in the future,
and also for analyzing PWM signals for hydrogen generation which I don't know
too much about but I believe to be in the KHz range.

looking at the tektronix site the lowest the scopes seem to go is 40MHZ. Can
anyone please help point me in the right direction on this? thanks for any advice guys...