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| + | ====Safety==== | ||
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| + | It is possible to use oscilloscopes and probes inappropriately and dangerously. In most cases there // | ||
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| + | //N.B. the references in those pages are well worth reading, since they expand and support the notes on those pages//. | ||
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| + | For the avoidance of doubt: | ||
| + | * don't probe anything >50V using standard *10 " | ||
| + | * be aware that all probes' | ||
| + | * **__never ever ever “float a scope” by disconnecting its ground lead__**, unless you also fully implement the mods shown below. **__Then don't do it; use the right probe__** | ||
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