Now, replace the oscilloscope with a laser and two galvanometers :) I used a laser printer mirror and motor to create a line, and a modulator for the laser, infinite possibilities :)
@@isaacaraya3848 Hello, I agree to share off course, but I said everything ! In the laser printer there is the optical bloc which contains the mirror on a motor. Unfortunately I wasnt able to run this motor, so I took off the mirror and put it on another motor which is ran with a lab power supply. I own a laser that can be modulated by TTL and a small function genetaror is used to modulate it. Using the mirror to reflect the laser allow multiple possibilities by modulating the speed of the motor (power supply) and the frequency of the laser (function generator) Enjoy !
Great video. Maybe this is how they created the screens for tie-fighters & X-wings in Star Wars? Also: can we use this mode to plot magnetic saturation curves of inductors?
Hi! I got a question about Tesla coils. If I accidentally wired the wire so I’m some places they are crossing will it still work? Would be happy for answer.
I’m trying to find a scope that can do x/y fast enough to make vector graphics. I guess I can’t do this well on a digital o’scope but then I can’t figure out which analog scopes can do xy mode!? 🤔 why are some DSO scopes too slow in xy mode to draw graphics ? I got a tek222 off eBay coming and I was hoping it could do oscilloscope music but I think it’s going to be too slow now cause of the sample rate and no way to put into an “analog” mode.
Neeraj. It should be possible. I have tried it quickly on mine. Excuse the crudity of my setup. I don't have a function generator, so I used 2 USB sound cards. You can watch it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WuaJKFriRWg.html
