Sampling with a 3458A Type DMM
by Rado Lapuh There is often a need in metrology to use a high precision sampling digital multi-meters in order to look at the amplitude, frequency and phase of a sinewave signal in detail. But […]
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Guildline Instruments Celebrates 40 Years of Achievements
Volume 4:6, Nov-Dec 1997 A look at 40 years of innovations, in celebration of Guidline’s birthday. Includes timeline. READ FULL ARTICLE (PDF)
Simple Tests for Evaluating Digital Storage Oscilloscopes
by Mitch Johnson Volume 4:2, Mar-Apr 1997 A digital storage oscilloscope is one of the most versatile pieces of test equipment on the market, offering the capability of automatic parmeter measurements on a variety of […]
New Techniques in Automated, High Performance Oscilloscope Calibration
by Keith P. Bargroff Volume 3:3, May-Jun 1996 The adoption of quality standards, such as ISO 9000, coupled with the growth in computerized, digital-storage-oscilloscope-based measuring systems has led to a demand for cost-effective, automated, oscilloscope […]
Recent Advances in Oscilloscope Capabilities
by Kimberly M. Overhage Volume 3:3, May-Jun 1996 The latest measurement capabilities for oscilloscopes include higher bandwidths and real time display. Capturing intermittent signals, a persistent measurement problem, has finally been solved by higher update […]
An Introduction to Frequency Calibration, Part II
by Michael Lombardi Volume 3:2, Mar-Apr 1996 This article is part II of a two-part series on frequency calibrations. Part I introduced the topic of frequency calibrations, discussed the specifications involved, and described several types […]
An Introduction to Frequency Calibration, Part 1
by Michael Lombardi Volume 3:1, Jan-Feb 1996 This article is part I of a two-part series on frequency calibrations. Part I introduces the topic of frequency calibrations, discusses the specifications involved, and describes the different […]
Precision Temperature Calibration On Platinum Resistance Thermometers Using AC Thermometry Bridges
by Bernard Morris, John D. Yewin Volume 2:5, Sep-Oct 1995 Since developing the world’s first automatic resistance bridge in 1966, Automatic Systems Laboratories (ASL), has spent over 25 years developing AC thermometry bridges for use […]