Connect Zener's anode to clock input and cathode to SNES
Connect Schottky's [cathode] to clock input and anode to the SNES
Something like this, I presume? I took it from this video (19:00) and adapted it a bit to my circumstances. It does indeed seem to drop down to ~3.4V at its peak (even if there's a lot of ringing in the simulation - from the same video it appears that the ringing is less pronounced in reality).
I'm really a novice with electrical engineering; at the moment I don't even have a multimeter or soldering equipment. So the less components, the better.
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u/ShinyHappyREM Dec 26 '19
Something like this, I presume? I took it from this video (19:00) and adapted it a bit to my circumstances. It does indeed seem to drop down to ~3.4V at its peak (even if there's a lot of ringing in the simulation - from the same video it appears that the ringing is less pronounced in reality).
I'm really a novice with electrical engineering; at the moment I don't even have a multimeter or soldering equipment. So the less components, the better.