Acceptable current for logic probe.

Thread Starter

grant1842

Joined Aug 21, 2010
7
Hi all I am learning circuit design.

I have a logic probe circuit that I have breadboard and testing.

I used my multi meter to check the amps/milliamps and the max reading while checking a test PCB is(.024) .

I work on lcd tv / monitors / laptops / etc.

Question:= Is this an acceptable amount of amps/milliamps to draw while voltage testing a PCB that will not damage the PCB under test ?


sch below.


Thanks for your comments.
 

robbage

Joined Feb 13, 2012
2
I believe your input impedance will be too low for many logic circuits. Also your transistors are the wrong way around; C and E are reversed Also your buzzer is connected directly to the input. I think there are two or three other problems as well.
 

Thread Starter

grant1842

Joined Aug 21, 2010
7
I would like to have the buzzer sound if it is on a PWM pin or sine wave, as a basic test if the IC is puting out a signal.
Thanks for all the comments / help.
 
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