[WIham] Fwd: Oscilloscope Basics This Week - Soldering 101 Last Week

[Mark Thompson]

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From: George Heron N2APB <n2apb at midnightdesig nsolutions. com>
Date: Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 11:45 PM
Subject: [njqrp] "Oscilloscope Basics" presentation online this week on
Teamspeak (Tuesday 8pm EDT)
 
This week’s session of Chat With The Designers is this evening
(Tuesday), starting at 8pm Eastern (0000z) on Teamspeak.
 
We are in for a real treat this week, as Alan Wolke, W2AEW, a field
applications engineer for Tektronix, will be leading the discussion on a
topic he is very familiar with ... *"Oscilloscope Basics”. 


If you watch an electrical engineer tackling a tough design project, or a
service engineer troubleshooting a stubborn problem, you’ll see them grab a
scope, fit probes or cables, and start turning knobs and setting switches
without ever seeming to glance at the front panel. To these experienced
users, the oscilloscope is their most important tool but their minds are
focused on solving the problem, not on using the scope.

 
We have a “Notes” page set up with a terrific presentation that we’ll be
talking to in this session, so be sure you have your browser set to this
during the discussion as well ... 
http://www.njqrp.org/teamspeak/Apr10.html

If you’ve not joined us for past topics, you’ll find that we have some fun
in this 1-hour online meeting talking about various technical topics that
are likely of interest to homebrewers and experimenters here in our ham
ranks. It’s open for everyone and all you have to do is have the Teamspeak
driver loaded onto your computer. For guidance on this, see 
http://www.njqrp.org/teamspeak/TeamspeakInstructions.html

Looking forward to seeing (hearing) many of our 30-some regulars, and
invite others who have not yet joined in on the fun!
 
73, George N2APB
& Joe N2CX
& Alan Wolke W2AEW

 
Chat With The Designers ...
http://www.njqrp.org/teamspeak/TeamspeakChat.html
(See this page too for past sessions and MP3 podcasts of the audio
portion of each week.)
 
PS: If you happen to follow us in our audio podcasts each week, the last
session on “Soldering 101” is loaded and available at:
http://www.njqrp.org/teamspeak/Mar20.html