marble 弹珠
Is there a camera technique to visualize currents like in a thermal view?
Schlieren for magnetics or something?
Mar 18 at 9:55amWeb
Show threadmarble 弹珠Mar 18

What we want: test points on all signals and 0 Ohm resistors in line with power to every device

What we forget: see above

Show threadmarble 弹珠Mar 18

Closest thing I found

https://hackaday.com/2018/02/15/high-speed-imaging-of-magnetic-fields/

High Speed Imaging Of Magnetic Fields

Some time before experimenting with MRI machines and building his own CT scanner, [Peter Jansen] wanted to visualize magnetic fields. One of his small side projects is building tricoders — po…

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Show threadstephanMar 18
@marble is the AIM TTi I-prober 520 maybe something that could help? Not really like a camera but maybe enough with a oscilloscope.
Show threadmarble 弹珠Mar 18
@tenerya this looks really nice
I might make a makeshift version if I find the linear hall sensors in my stuff :D
Show thread~nMar 18
@marble There is flux foil which is not that widely known fos unknown reasons.
Show threadmarble 弹珠Mar 18
@nblr I think the couple milliamps I’m hunting for won’t register on that :/
Show threaddatenwolfMar 18

@marble Yes, you can use the Zeeman effect to derive the magnetic field from visual observations. This is how, for example, the magnetic fields in the sun's corona is mapped:

https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adq1604

Show threadmarble 弹珠Mar 18
@datenwolf I don't plan on having my circuits generate this much of a magnetic field :o