How do I use an oscilloscope?
699There are many brands and types of oscilloscopes on the market and they may look different, but most have the same basic steps. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use an oscilloscope: ,
View Full VersionAlternating current is suitable for transmission and distribution of electricity over long distances through the grid system.
Direct current is a one-way flow of charge and is more reliable than alternating current, but is not suitable for long-distance power transmission. Most electronic devices use DC because their voltage is constant, such as devices powered by batteries. Some devices also use rectifiers to convert AC to DC. Power supplies usually have built-in rectifiers and transformers that can raise or lower the voltage to a suitable level.
There are many brands and types of oscilloscopes on the market and they may look different, but most have the same basic steps. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use an oscilloscope: ,
View Full VersionWhy do you need to measure current? In this article, we will cover the reasons for measuring current, how to measure current and what to look for when measuring current. We cannot see the current that is flowing with our own eyes. Therefore, specialized measuring instruments are needed to measure current and other parameters. But why do we need to measure current? And how should we measure it? This article will detail the reasons for the need to measure current...
View Full VersionAutomated Test Equipment (ATE) system power supplies are programmable power supplies designed specifically for ATE systems. Form factor is critical. ATE power supplies with higher power densities take up less rack space, reducing the factory floor space required for test equipment. The ATE power supply is a programmable power supply designed specifically for ATE systems.
View Full VersionWe usually use time as a frame of reference, focusing on when certain specific events will occur. This includes electrical events. Oscilloscopes allow you to view the instantaneous value of a particular electrical event (or the voltage value of some other event converted by an appropriate transducer) over time. In other words, we can use an oscilloscope to view the waveform of a signal in the time domain. Fourier theory...
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