Seeing Sounds with this TV // CRT Oscilloscope
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2020
- I show how to make an oscilloscope from an old cathode ray tube (CRT) television. There are so many projects with old TVs, so I picked my favorite!
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That intro where you took apart the TV was absolutely priceless! lol
Great video!
The horizontal and vertical deflection coils were made to operate at different frequencies, so their sensitivity makes it hard to get a perfect circle
How dare you make math cool.
So in essence, you can store video on Audio Cassettes and then use the waveform patterns of both channels to draw pictures on an Osciloscope or Tube TV.
That digital to analogue delay though, cool lill project there 👌
Interessant wie das aufgebaut ist.
parabéns,ficou show,também to construindo um desses
This is the first and only video I’ve found of the exact same model tv I got
Excellent video.⚡️👍🏻⚡️
Excellent music!!!💥⚡️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟⚡️💥🍻
genius
I did a similar setup, but I used the internal FM amplifier of the TV instead of an external one haha
The resistance of the 2 coper coils are different that's why the cercle is not perfect. You need to amplify the signal in one of the them to compensate. I fink that the difference in resistance is because the screen is not square it's a rectangular. You must find the resistance of the 2 coils and calculate how much more power you need to put in the most resistant coil .
What do you use to input signals and what connector?
I'm pretty unclear on how to connect the laptop to the amp. Any help appreciated!
I realize how late I am to the party, Do the deflection coils need to be hooked up to a R and L channel? Could I hook both coils up to one channel? Or am I risking the tube?
Nice! Woulda also been cool pipe the sound through the tv speaker.
It would!
I want to learn how to still have a picture while the sound frequency is being sent to the screen simultaneously without damaging the system. Cool stuff here!⚡️👍🏻⚡️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Sounds interesting and tricky!
bro just use the picture in picture option bro
What software are you using on the pc? Isit just a function gen? And what i get confused on when trying this is where exactly the preamps go in circuit because when trying to make a music visualizer the l and r channels go to the v and h def coils but when i put a preamp in between the input and coil the thing either just causes the feedback or something to put a big line on the screen that doesnt move.. is like its moving but only on that linear axis which doesn’t differentiate anything only making the line.. when i put amps on both the channels then i cant get anything besides the dot in the middle. With no preamps i get a tiny tiny visualization which is reason for preamps.. am i amplifying the current or something or adding an unnecessary resistance to it? Hard for me to keep testing and trying crap because i wind up messing up the crt and have to get a different one which are hard to find if looking for one.. lol
Its called audacity
Essa tv 📺 está com a saída horizontal e vertical ↕️⏸️ queimada 😮🎉🎉😅
I’ve been tinkering around with this with a Sony watchman and haven’t yet got the signals displaying quite right and they are weak. Are you amplifying them? I think that black box on the table might be a pre amp or something ? Also one of my channels is stronger than the other. I was going to try putting some op amps in it to be able to fine tune the signal strengths
One coil has more resistance than the other. And yes that is an amplifier.
Its as simple as Audio -> Amplifier -> SPEAKERS A to Horizontal & SPEAKERS B to Vertical
If your CRT won't work, you might have a safety system on your TV wich kinda prevents this sort of mod, but you can get around it!
what cable are you using between your laptop and amp?
For my amp, it's a 3.5 mm aux cable
Could you make a movie in this? And show full images?
How can I decrease the scale of the oscillation, i made this with a small crt, the problem is that when i turn up the volume to moderate levels the wave move so much that is unpleasant to watch...is not aesthetic, great video dude gratings from chile 🇨🇱
I usually use a keyboard amplifier or a 2 channel audio interface and just turn the gain down accordingly on those. It's pretty key to have the audio you hear separate from the audio to create the signals, so maybe a mixer would be useful too.
Hi maybe you can help me, I tried making something similar. I located the two separate pairs of wire for each deflection coil and soldered it to two audio jack sockets. But I came through a big issue. What I get when I turn the tv on is the initial dot in the middle but it stays super small but becomes really really crazy bright and after a few seconds i hear a pop, the display shuts and after a big static noise appears coming from the back of the tv and continues until I unplug the tv. Any ideas on what's wrong ? Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Sorry I'm not sure. When I have the deflection coils unsoldered and disconnected, I see a steady white dot in the middle of my screen. My only though is something is wrong with the soldering. If you unsolder the audio jack and leave the wires disconnected, do you still have a problem?
the tube is dead
Can you tell me whether an older CRT TV is required? Can you tell me how old is necessary? Should a TV from the 1980s be sufficient? Thanks for your video!
Any CRT TV works. We use the CRT part - cathode ray tube
@@SamWestby Can you please tell me what wattage of amp works best?
@@munsonatl In this video I use a 45W amp. What works best depends on your TV
Do you sell these?
if i ever end up in a time machine, i'm teaching five year old me how to do this, with the family tv
Hi, I'm trying to replicate this, it worked at first but now the tv do not truns on corretly anymore. It lookslike it tries to charge up and fail ( zzzzzzz POP , zzzzzzzz POP , zzzzz POP ) . I think I may a damaged it but I dont know why.. Any Idea? This happended twice on two dfferent TV..
Most likley you're using an amplifier that's too powerful. I'm using a 25W output and that seems to work fine.
It's not the flyback transformer that has a charge, it's the crt tube that has a charge.👍
Not really, since the flyback transformer must deliver a DC to the CRT, besides the internal diodes, it actually contains a smoothing capacitor of about 100 Pico-farads.
@@-ElectroMan- did you charge a crt tube?
@@-ElectroMan- try to charge a crt tube and touch the body of the crt tube and the hv cap and let's see if you feel what i feel,
@@-ElectroMan- here in our country there are some people still using crt tv so when they break they give it to me for repair
@@-ElectroMan- the flyback is acting as discharging resistor in crt tubes
Does the polarity of the wires going into the amplifier matter?
I wanna hookup this up to an amp I’m currently using to drive my speakers would that be a bad idea?
Actually is there anyway you could just describe exactly how you connected everything to your amp?
No. Incorrect polarity will only result in a flipped image, but no damage.
@@jesusplayssaxDoesn't matter which way around they go, but make sure you don't overload it! My setup uses 25W and works fine, but too much will pop the tube.
Play some osiliscope music on it
Holy shit i have a tv that is the same as that one and I am trying to turn it into an oscilloscope but im afraid I might accidentally kill the crt tube
How'd it go? Did you kill the cry tube?
No normal person is going to do this
Annoyingly it's virtually impossible to get those coils to align. The coil will limit current by using power to drive the magnetic field associated with it. Inductance is an absolute NIGHTMARE to account for in analogue systems like this. My solution was just to leave the vertical coil as is, run mono audio though the faster horizontal one, then turn the electron gun 90 degrees so it looks correct. Makes for a sweet vizualiser! Just not technically an oscilloscope...