Yokogawa : Test & Measurement : Quality – Innovation – Foresight

Bill Gatheridge, Product Manager at Yokogawa, will present "Motor Power & Analysis Worhshop" at the 2013 Motor & Drive Systems conference in Orlando, Florida on February 7th -8th.

The new WT300 enables engineers to test complex and stringent specifications on energy efficiency standards such as the IEC62301 Ed.2.0/EN50564, Energy Star, SPECpower, and more.
During this webinar, you will gain more insight on how the WT300 can be used to perform accurate and reliable power measurements.

• Design Engineers and Managers Involved with Power Measurement on Motors, Motor Drives,
• Power Conversion Devices, Power Supplies & Lighting Systems.
• Test Engineers Responsible for Testing Power Devices.
• Electric Transportation Systems Engineers.
• Power Quality Engineers Involved with Product Conformance Testing

• Design Engineers and Managers Involved with Power Measurement on Motors, Motor Drives, Power Conversion Devices, Power Supplies & Lighting Systems.
• Test Engineers Responsible for Testing Power Devices.
• Electric Transportation Systems Engineers.
• Power Quality Engineers Involved with Product Conformance Testing

• Are new to testing signals with oscilloscopes
• Make measurements at 50 MHz or higher
• design or test power supplies
• desire to improve test result repeatability
• wish to more fully utilize existing scopes by choosing the best probe for a given application.

• are new to testing signals with oscilloscopes
• make measurements at 50 MHz or higher
• design or test power supplies
• desire to improve test result repeatability
• wish to more fully utilize existing scopes by choosing the best probe for a given application.

Engineers and technicians who:

• are new to testing signals with oscilloscopes
• make measurements at 50 MHz or higher
• design or test power supplies
• desire to improve test result repeatability
• wish to more fully utilize existing scopes by choosing the best probe for a given application.

• Understand differences between oscilloscopes, recorders and hybrid instruments.
• Identify key instrument specifications for electro-mechanical applications.
• Why hybrid instruments are often the best choice.
• Discuss specialized functions designed for electro-mechanical applications.

Who Should Attend

• Design Engineers and Managers Involved with Power Measurement on Motors, Motor Drives, Power Conversion Devices, Power Supplies & Lighting Systems.
• Test Engineers Responsible for Testing Power Devices.
• Electric Transportation Systems Engineers.
• Power Quality Engineers Involved with Product Conformance Testing.

• Design Engineers and Managers Involved with Power Measurement on Motors, Motor Drives, Power Conversion Devices, Power Supplies & Lighting Systems.
• Test Engineers Responsible for Testing Power Devices.
• Electric Transportation Systems Engineers.
• Power Quality Engineers Involved with Product Conformance Testing.