OCTOBER 1998 VOL. 18, NO. 11
Meet Most Measurement Needs
A general-purpose instrument, the scope measures analog and digital signals.
Martin Rowe, Senior Technical Editor
Program Your Scope from a PC
Proper programming lets you correctly initialize a DSO, then capture waveforms and measure signal parameters.
Helen Muterspaugh, Hewlett-Packard, Colorado Springs, CO
ATE
Timing Innovations Serve Logic and Mixed-Signal ATE
Timing-generator, pattern-generator, and deskew functions used in high-speed semiconductor technologies improve the testing of processors, memory, and mixed-signal devices.
Allan Armstrong, Vitesse Semiconductor, Camarillo, CA
FIBER-OPTICS TEST
Fibre-Channel Tests Facilitate Gigabit Data Rates
Before you can test fibre-channel communications at 1 Gbps, you need to know more about how such communications take place.
Neil Edmunds, Xyratex, Havant, UK
EMC TEST
Check Your Test Bench's Power Quality
Harmonics on the power line can affect instrument performance.
INSPECTION
Linescan Cameras Expand Image Resolution
Linescan cameras acquire images a slice at a time.
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