I seem to remember not being able to see much more than a hint that a
signal was there on my scope, but on a spectrum analyzer, which is
essentially a receiver, I was able to see it just fine - adjust it
just right, and the output looked like a fuzzy little caterpillar! 73
de Alex NS6Y.
On Jul 17, 2006, at 4:04 AM, Stewart Baker wrote:
Hi Kevin,
If your calculations are right ( and I have not checked them) then
56 uV would
be very difficult, if not impossible to see on the average
oscilloscope.
On most oscilloscopes the maximum Y axis sensitivity is 1 to 5mV/
cm, so you are
trying to measure something approx 100 times smaller.
73
Stewart G3RXQ
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