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Very easy...
1) disconnect the bottom wire to your secondary and connect the
generator output to it (square wave is fine)...
2) power up the scope and let a piece of wire (12" or so) dangle from
the probe and place the probe about toroid level and about 6 feet from coil.
3) sweep the generator increasing frequency while keeping an eye on the
scope...
When your scope shows a sine wave with the largest peak, that is your
fundamental frequency.
That's is the most basic.
Take care,
Bart
On 4/3/2014 4:32 AM, matty mcqueeney wrote:
does anybody know any ways I could test the resonant frequency for the secondary using a generator and a scope? I have already done the primary and got the correct results.
Matthew
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