Electronic Instrument Application Technology and Skill Training Course

Author: Han Xuetao
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the structure, characteristics, functions, usage methods, practical cases, and training methods of various instruments commonly used in the electronics manufacturing industry. It focuses on multimeters (including digital multimeters), oscilloscopes (including digital oscilloscopes), signal generators (low-frequency and high-frequency), frequency synthesizers, frequency counters, field strength meters, spectrum analyzers, logic analyzers, millivoltmeters, and microvoltmeters. The book provides guidance on the usage methods and skill training for these instruments in the production, debugging, and maintenance of various electronic products. Additionally, it explains in detail the functions, application fields, key button usage methods, and signal detection techniques of common instruments for different production positions, combined with practical measurement examples. Furthermore, the book provides in-depth explanations on the basics of signal measurement, the meanings of basic signal parameters, and measurement methods, along with detailed examples.
This book was compiled in accordance with the requirements of the "Dual-Certificate Curriculum" training plan for higher vocational education in electronic information-related majors. It can serve as a textbook for electronic technology disciplines in secondary and higher vocational schools, as well as for electronic and electrical professional schools. It can also be used as a job training manual for electronic manufacturing enterprises and is suitable for reading by electronic enthusiasts.
This book systematically introduces the structure, characteristics, functions, usage methods, practical cases, and training methods of various instruments commonly used in the electronics manufacturing industry. It focuses on multimeters (including digital multimeters), oscilloscopes (including digital oscilloscopes), signal generators (low-frequency and high-frequency), frequency synthesizers, frequency counters, field strength meters, and spectrum analyzers.