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Goal of the training is to beable to properly use the Oscilloscopes in the space. Understanding the (basic) 'scope use while not being a danger to either the scope or yourself.  
 
Goal of the training is to beable to properly use the Oscilloscopes in the space. Understanding the (basic) 'scope use while not being a danger to either the scope or yourself.  
  
Although everybody is welcome to attend. The experience level expected that you know how to handle a regular multimeter (basic knowledge of electricity, ohms law, etc.)
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Although everybody is welcome to attend. The experience level expected that you know how to handle a regular multimeter (basic knowledge of electricity, ohms law, frequencies, etc.)
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At the training the space will probably have 3 scopes, 2 analog and 1 Digital.
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An interesting aspect might be that you will hear different sounds, and visualize how they look on the screen of an oscilloscope. You will hear and see different waveforms like a sine wave, triangle, block wave, noise, etc. <br> I will also, but that is a somewhat more advanced topic, try to show you how to use the two channels of the scope in um... differential mode, so channel 1 will draw the X axis, and channel 2 will draw the Y axis. We then can make cute pictures on screen. [[User:Ultratux|Ultratux]] 03:11, 4 April 2013 (CEST)
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As a source of interesting waveforms, I plan to bring an AC full-wave [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rectifier#Full-wave_rectification rectifier] on a breadboard so we can see the effects of the diodes and capacitors. If I find time to prepare it, I also plan to bring a simple [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/555_timer_IC IC 555] based circuit to experiment with. [[User:Chotee|Chotee]] 00:09, 5 April 2013 (CEST)
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= Signup List =
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If you feel the need, add your name below, so that we can have an idea of the number of people attending:
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* [[user:Chotee|Chotee]]
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* phicoh
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* Wally
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* mariejel
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* [[user:ultratux|ultratux]]
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<s>* [[user:ZTiK|ZTiK]] (sitting quietly in the back & listening, I do not meet requirement: 'The experience level expected that you know how to handle a regular multimeter')</s>
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* [[user:realitygaps|realitygaps]] (some basic multimeter understanding but not much experience either)
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* gruzlor

Latest revision as of 16:02, 8 April 2013

Oscilloscope training
Date 2013/04/08
Time
Location ACTA
Type Workshop
Contact User:Chotee

From 19:00 onwards, expected to last an hour or so.

Goal of the training is to beable to properly use the Oscilloscopes in the space. Understanding the (basic) 'scope use while not being a danger to either the scope or yourself.

Although everybody is welcome to attend. The experience level expected that you know how to handle a regular multimeter (basic knowledge of electricity, ohms law, frequencies, etc.)

At the training the space will probably have 3 scopes, 2 analog and 1 Digital.

An interesting aspect might be that you will hear different sounds, and visualize how they look on the screen of an oscilloscope. You will hear and see different waveforms like a sine wave, triangle, block wave, noise, etc.
I will also, but that is a somewhat more advanced topic, try to show you how to use the two channels of the scope in um... differential mode, so channel 1 will draw the X axis, and channel 2 will draw the Y axis. We then can make cute pictures on screen. Ultratux 03:11, 4 April 2013 (CEST)

As a source of interesting waveforms, I plan to bring an AC full-wave rectifier on a breadboard so we can see the effects of the diodes and capacitors. If I find time to prepare it, I also plan to bring a simple IC 555 based circuit to experiment with. Chotee 00:09, 5 April 2013 (CEST)

Signup List

If you feel the need, add your name below, so that we can have an idea of the number of people attending:

* ZTiK (sitting quietly in the back & listening, I do not meet requirement: 'The experience level expected that you know how to handle a regular multimeter')

  • realitygaps (some basic multimeter understanding but not much experience either)
  • gruzlor