[BC] "VSWR" Metering
Larry Albert
larry.albert
Tue Oct 18 16:19:22 CDT 2005
Cowboy,
The H sync pulse of video has good rise and fall times. Not perfect but
usually fast enough.
Rep rate of 15,750 (well almost) makes for good stable scope image.
I have used many times. Of course I worked in TV.
A source for video black was easier for me to find than a square wave
generator.
We pulled lenses and capped a couple of obsolete field cameras
and used them for portable black/color bar sources. Low budget solution.
Albert
At 03:34 PM 10/18/05 -0400, you wrote:
>On Monday 17 October 2005 02:05 pm, Richard Fry wrote:
>
> >As with all things, training, experience and good judgment are needed -- no
> >matter how good or mediocre the test equipment in use. A veteran r-f guy
> >can make a TDR out of a simple scope, and a short video pulse through a BNC
> >tee that will work just fine to locate the distance down the transmission
> >line to almost any fault worth worrying about. It's the result that
> >counts.
>
> Video pulse ?
> Man, you are sometimes WAY too hi-tech for me.
> I've always used a square wave generator with the 'scope.
> ( and a D battery, in a pinch )
>
>--
>Cowboy
>
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>
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