http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/8202040.pdf
I ran across this article By George Collins KC1V (there are 3 parts), and it helps shed some light on the subject.
My questions are that everyone suggest using a signal tracer over cost of using a scope.
I have a scope and a RF generator and a signal generator.
In tracing an AM signal could I inject a signal thru the mic pins/ or circuit and test each component in the path using the scope as a rf probe?
If so, how and what would the signal be?
I ran across this article By George Collins KC1V (there are 3 parts), and it helps shed some light on the subject.
My questions are that everyone suggest using a signal tracer over cost of using a scope.
I have a scope and a RF generator and a signal generator.
In tracing an AM signal could I inject a signal thru the mic pins/ or circuit and test each component in the path using the scope as a rf probe?
If so, how and what would the signal be?