I need to test a 5V, 1MHz oscillator 14-DIP. I don't have an oscilloscope. Can I do it with a PC-based/sound card oscilloscope? And, if so, how?
EDIT: Here's a link to the part:
https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=ctx775-nd
I'm trying to make an AM transmitter with tubes but I'm concerned that I accidentally fried it. The only test equipment I have is a multimeter (digital and analog). I Googled diode probes and it looks like they can't handle more than 50V (at least the ones I found). I think that means it won't work on my circuit, unless there's an easy alternative I could build just for testing purposes.
EDIT: Here's a link to the part:
https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=ctx775-nd
I'm trying to make an AM transmitter with tubes but I'm concerned that I accidentally fried it. The only test equipment I have is a multimeter (digital and analog). I Googled diode probes and it looks like they can't handle more than 50V (at least the ones I found). I think that means it won't work on my circuit, unless there's an easy alternative I could build just for testing purposes.
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