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Capture Telephone Signal From Oscilloscope

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I would like to use Oscilloscope to capture the signal from telephone line.

Do you any circuit to take out the telephone line signal and display at Oscilloscope.

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One option will be to use audio/telecommunications isolating transformer.
Connect primary to the telephone line (you may need additional >1kΩ resistor in series), connect one end of the secondary to the oscilloscope GND and pick-up signal from the other end.
Try to find 600Ω-to-600Ω, 1kΩ-to-1kΩ, or similar, miniature transformer with frequency bandwidth <300Hz and >4000Hz. They are readily available at all electronic stores ..
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