EEVblog 1743 – Mechanical Vibration Detection with your Oscilloscope Probe
About this episode
Dave demonstrates how to use an oscilloscope probe for detecting mechanical vibrations on PCBs and showcases the Crysound Acoustic Imaging Camera.
Dave shows you how to use your oscilloscope probe to detect mechanical vibrational modes on your PCB. And shows off the Crysound Acoustic Imaging Camera! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pocket-acoustic-cam/crysound-pocket-acoustic-imaging-camera/ Forum: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/blog/eevblog-1743-mechanical-vibration-detection-with-your-oscilloscope-probe/
People in this episode
Host: David L. Jones
Topics covered
- mechanical vibration detection
- oscilloscope probe
- PCB
- acoustic imaging
- technology
Keywords
- oscilloscope
- vibration detection
- PCB
- Crysound
- acoustic imaging
- technology
- EEVblog
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Kickstarter, EEVblog
Products: Crysound Acoustic Imaging Camera
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