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 ====== Oscilloscope for Linux ====== ====== Oscilloscope for Linux ======
 +{{:linux:micoscope_210751.jpg?400|}}\\
 +A simple and easy USB soundcard hack for an Oscilloscope. The best use is together with an bread board.\\
 +But please be careful, no protection is build in. Input signals up to 5V should be save.\\
  
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 ===== Software ===== ===== Software =====
 ==== XOscope ==== ==== XOscope ====
 +{{:linux:xoscope_185608.jpg?400|}}\\
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 Download xoscope-2.2.tar.gz from:\\ Download xoscope-2.2.tar.gz from:\\
 [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/xoscope/]]\\ [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/xoscope/]]\\
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    $ sudo make install    $ sudo make install
      
-==== MICoscope ====+==== MicOscope ====
 Download micoscope-linux-1.0.tar.gz from:\\ Download micoscope-linux-1.0.tar.gz from:\\
 [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/micoscope/]]\\ [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/micoscope/]]\\
 Unpack it and run it: Unpack it and run it:
-$ tar -xvf micoscope-linux-1.0.tar.gz +   $ tar -xvf micoscope-linux-1.0.tar.gz 
-$ $ cd micoscope-linux-1.0/MicOscope/ +   $ cd micoscope-linux-1.0/MicOscope/ 
-$ ./MicOscope+   $ ./MicOscope
  
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 ===== Hardware ===== ===== Hardware =====
  
-Use a cheap USB Soundcard.\\ +{{:linux:usb_soundcard_oscilloscope_175840.jpg?400|}}\\ 
-Or build a protection circuit like that one:\\  +{{:linux:usb_soundcard_oscilloscope_175548.jpg?400|}}\\ 
-[[http://xoscope.sourceforge.net/hardware/hardware.html\\ +Use a cheap USB soundcard. Open the housing and solder a wire to the ground and the signal pin.\\ 
-One can use a 1N4148 diode instead of 1N914 diode.\\+{{:linux:usb_soundcard_oscilloscope_175615.jpg?400|}}\\ 
 +Close the housing, that's i!\\ 
 + 
 +Best use is together with a breadboard 
 +For an simple input protection a decoupling capacitor and a potentiometer to attenuate the signal would be useful, too.\\ 
 +                    Poti 
 +   Signal __100nF___| | |______GND 
 +                      | 
 +                      |____Mic Input 
 + 
 +If you want build a better protection circuit here is a simple one:\\  
 +[[http://xoscope.sourceforge.net/hardware/hardware.html]]\\ 
 +One can use 1N4148 diodes instead of the 1N914 diodes.\\
  
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