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- A comprehensive line of quality bench instruments from high performance oscilloscopes to precision source measure units that help train future engineers
- Efficient instrument management solution with classroom content delivery via network-based TekSmartLab™ Software Solution, designed to make teaching and learning easier and more immersive
- Over 700 free lab exercises in 11 languages for an enhance classroom learning environment. Available at the Tektronix Courseware Resource Center
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Featured Content
Keithley Source Measure Units
Keithley Source Measure Unit (SMU) is ideal for a teaching lab as it is a tightly integrated power supply, digital multimeter (DMM), electronic load, and current source.
The Anatomy of a Digital Oscilloscope
See the inner-workings of a Tektronix TBS2000 digital oscilloscope, specifically designed for Education so students can learn better, instructors can teach easier
Tek Tips: Efficient DC Testing and Current-Voltage Characterization
Explore the most common DC current vs. voltage (I-V) tests being performed today, and how new techniques can help overcome these challenges plus enhanced efficiency and productivity.
Overcoming RF Signal Generation Challenges in Quantum Computing with New DAC Technologies White Paper
Using an AWG for direct RF complex signal generation.
Introduction to Vector Network Analyzers Basics
This paper discusses why VNAs are used and how they are unique compared to other RF test equipment.
Recommended Equipment
TBS2000 Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope
TTR500 VNA
AWG5200 Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Digital Multimeters
DC Power Supplies
Keithley offers a full line of DC power supplies with a wide range of voltage, current, and power outputs, as well as a wide range of advanced features. Single- and multiple-output power supplies meet requirements for education, research, design, and automated testing.
Source Measure Units (SMU)
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| Introduction to Vector Network Analyzers Basics This paper discusses why VNAs are used and how they are unique compared to other RF test equipment |
| Vector Network Analyzer Fundamentals Poster that shows types of measurement errors, Basic VNA operation, Smith chart basics, Common S-parameter names, VNA calibration methods and more. |
| Performance, size, reliability, affordability. Choose four. White Paper. The TTR500A Series VNA includes an impressive array of technological and patented advances that allow it to bend many of the traditional trade-offs between RF performance, size, reliability, and cost. |
| An Engineer’s Test Bench A poster of the "An Engineer’s Test Bench" |
| Troubleshooting Three Phase Permanent Magnet AC Motor Using Tektronix MSO2024 Oscilloscope Troubleshooting motor controls in a solar-powered vehicle using an MSO2000 Series Mixed Signal Oscilloscope. Written by members of the Oregon State University Solar Vehicle Team, winners of the Formula Sun Grand Prix. |
| The Teaching Oscilloscope: Basic Features and Functions Easy to print 11x17 poster identifying basic features and functions of the TBS1000B-EDU Teaching Oscilloscope. |
| Efficient Courseware Management using the Tektronix TBS1000B-EDU Education Oscilloscope The new TBS1000B-EDU Series oscilloscope courseware makes creating basic lab experiments more efficient and provides an easier method for students to review and complete the labs directly on the oscilloscope. |
| Getting Back to the Basics of DC Electrical Measurements Refresh your knowledge of making quality DC electrical measurements. |
| Low Level Measurements Handbook: Precision DC Current, Voltage, and Resistance Measurements Request your copy of Keithley’s Low Level Measurements Handbook. |
| Nanotechnology Measurement Handbook Request your copy of Keithley's guide to electrical measurements for nanoscience applications. |
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| 12 Things to Consider When Selecting your Next Oscilloscope | Technical Marketing Manager Wilson Lee discusses important criteria to use when choosing your next oscilloscope. |