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Schematic/Diagram Logic Probe


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Description: Logic probe, made of two bipolar transistors in Darlignton configuration
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Added on: September 23 2009
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September 26 2009
This is a very simple circuit to be used to test TTL circuits. The circuit has 2 NPN bipolar transistors (2N2222), 1 LED, and 2 resistors (220 ohms and 2 megohms)

When a high logic level is applied to the input terminal, the two transistors go into saturation state and the LED turns on.

When a low logic level is applied to the input terminal, the two transistors go into cut off state and the LED turns off.

High logic level = 5 volts
Low logic level = 0 volts

The 5 volts is obtained from the circuit under test.

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