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RF Probe

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Written by RJ.Getelectron   
Sunday, 18 May 2008

Transistor Q1-configured as a source-follower buffer stage, offering a bit under unity voltage gain--gives the unit a high-impedance input of about 1 M ohm shunted by about 10 pF, which keeps only minimal loading on the equipment being tested. C1 serves as input dc blocking capacitor.

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The Circuit Diagram of RF Probe

The Q1 output is coupled by C2 to a simple AM detector circuit made up of D1, D2, R3 and C3. Capacitor C4 provides output dc blocking. Total current consumption should be somewhere around 1 mA. The circuit responds to frequencies from 100 kHz to well over 50 MHz.




 

 
 
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