I have used multimeters and oscilloscopes to measure parameters. The multimeter is used for measuring resistance, voltage and current, while the oscilloscope is useful for analyzing AC signals further for specific characteristics, such as frequency, duty cycle, and amplitude.
While being at NSCC I have used multimeters and oscilloscopes for measuring parameters, I use these tools for measuring various things, such as voltage, current, AC voltage, wavelength etc
During my time at NSCC and also at my job I have used a digital multimeter and oscilloscopes, to measure and test voltage, current, ohms, etc. These tools are necessary for any technician.
Whilst at NSCC I have used an oscilloscope to measure frequencies, also when I attended the Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture I used a hydrometer to measure the specific gravity ( or essentially the density ) of nutrient rich and fertilizer diluted waters. ( I also used the hydrometer when making beer, a very universal tool indeed ).
In both work and school I have had the pleasure of using a digital multimeter, an oscilloscope, I have used a pressure gauge as well. All of these tools have proven to be extremely useful.
The tools that I have used to measure parameters from the Google slides are the multimeter and the oscilloscope. While being at school we had to use them to measure DC and AC voltage, resistance, current, frequency, phase, amplitude among other measurements for multiple assignments and projects.
They are really useful for checking equipment to make sure that are working as they should be, or for troubleshooting if they are not working properly.
While at NSCC and at work I've used many tools for our trade. Such as Digital Multimeter, Oscilloscopes, to Waveform Generators and Power Supplies. Also I have used many hand tools to help me perform everyday tasks like wire strippers, crimpers, banding guns, solder irons to heatguns. Each when used for the right job have always helped me get the job done right, and fast.
Spectrum Analyzer (Frequency Analyzer) - I used this device to sweeps over a certain spectrum of frequencies to catch signals that occurred in the frequency domain. The purpose was to examine the radio station "101.3 The Bounce" along side the teacher, as we learned some of the functionality of the device.
I have used multimeters and oscilloscopes to measure parameters. The multimeter is used for measuring resistance, voltage and current, while the oscilloscope is useful for analyzing AC signals further for specific characteristics, such as frequency, duty cycle, and amplitude.
ReplyDeleteWhile being at NSCC I have used multimeters and oscilloscopes for measuring parameters, I use these tools for measuring various things, such as voltage, current, AC voltage, wavelength etc
ReplyDeleteDuring my time at the College thus far, I have used oscilloscopes and multimeters to measure different parameters.
ReplyDeleteDuring my time at NSCC and also at my job I have used a digital multimeter and oscilloscopes, to measure and test voltage, current, ohms, etc. These tools are necessary for any technician.
ReplyDeleteWhilst at NSCC I have used an oscilloscope to measure frequencies, also when I attended the Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture I used a hydrometer to measure the specific gravity ( or essentially the density ) of nutrient rich and fertilizer diluted waters. ( I also used the hydrometer when making beer, a very universal tool indeed ).
ReplyDeleteIn both work and school I have had the pleasure of using a digital multimeter, an oscilloscope, I have used a pressure gauge as well. All of these tools have proven to be extremely useful.
ReplyDeleteThe tools that I have used to measure parameters from the Google slides are the multimeter and the oscilloscope. While being at school we had to use them to measure DC and AC voltage, resistance, current, frequency, phase, amplitude among other measurements for multiple assignments and projects.
ReplyDeleteThey are really useful for checking equipment to make sure that are working as they should be, or for troubleshooting if they are not working properly.
While at NSCC and at work I've used many tools for our trade. Such as Digital Multimeter, Oscilloscopes, to Waveform Generators and Power Supplies. Also I have used many hand tools to help me perform everyday tasks like wire strippers, crimpers, banding guns, solder irons to heatguns. Each when used for the right job have always helped me get the job done right, and fast.
ReplyDeleteSpectrum Analyzer (Frequency Analyzer) -
ReplyDeleteI used this device to sweeps over a certain spectrum of frequencies to catch signals that occurred in the frequency domain. The purpose was to examine the radio station "101.3 The Bounce" along side the teacher, as we learned some of the functionality of the device.