Subject	The first hit is about 20 nanoseconds then it rings down
Posted by	Jim (Selin Design) on July 28, 2014 at 6:23 PM
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In Reply To	Good info Jim! Is there an easy way to test for spikes posted by ZXoltan on July 28, 2014 at 03:42 PM
Message	(sine wave - positive and negative) for about 500 nanoseconds. Plenty of time to disrupt a microprocessor but very hard to detect even with a good oscilloscope. Unfortunately a volt meter has no chance of catching it. www.selindesign.net
Follow Ups	Selin Translator - Zeke21 10:24:11 07/28/14 this would be great to know. - fuzzymonkey 12:15:17 07/28/14 actually... simple procedure - vorpalZ 12:49:08 07/28/14 Good chance he'll respond soon on the board, but why not - 240Z FeO2 12:55:26 07/28/14 Hey Greg sorry I hadn't replied to your email yet... - Jim (Selin Design) 15:07:32 07/28/14 Good info Jim! Is there an easy way to test for spikes - ZXoltan 15:42:35 07/28/14 The first hit is about 20 nanoseconds then it rings down - Jim (Selin Design) 18:23:31 07/28/14 That must have been fun troubleshooting. (n/m) - Evan_Wright (Ca) 19:16:23 07/28/14 It was awful... (n/m) - Jim (Selin Design) 19:49:19 07/28/14 Kudos to you for taking the time to diagnose it, rather - black300zx 07:09:19 07/29/14 No worries Jim, thank you for the response. - Zeke21 16:48:53 07/28/14 You should be good with OEM xenons... - Jim (Selin Design) 18:41:57 07/28/14 Thank you Jim. I really appreciate your feedback and - Zeke21 23:14:32 07/28/14 Second on props to Jim for the Selin Translator! - ZXoltan 10:03:09 07/29/14
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