2009 Events
March
Oscilloscopes are a tool of utmost importance for anyone wanting to look at the behavior of electrical signals in the time domain. This one hour seminar will provide a broad overview of oscilloscopes, focusing on key specifications and on some of the advanced waveform analysis capabilities of modern scopes.
April
Fiber to the Home OTDR Testing
Yokogawa will discuss challenges of fiber installation and maintenance with regards to FTTH networks. Our years of international experience in deploying, testing and maintaining these networks has provided key insights to the challenges and solutions you will face. Join us as we cover OTDR testing in a FTTH environment.
The one hour seminar will cover making precision electrical power measurements on AC motors and variable speed drives.
May
We all know what a difference the right tool can make. While traditional 8-bit oscilloscopes are the right choice in many situations, they often are not the best choice when making mixed signal, power and/or electro-mechanical measurements. There exists in the market, instruments designed with these applications in mind. Hybrid instruments offer capabilities not found in traditional 8-bit oscilloscopes. These capabilities include: high-resolution (up to 16-bit) and isolated inputs, very long memory for long-term recording and support for a variety of signal inputs (RMS coupling, temperature, strain, frequency-voltage, accelerometers, etc.)
Sign up now for our free training on the many uses of an Optical Spectrum Analyzers. This one hour presentation covers the basics of light, the design, measurement, and test applications of an OSA. Initial subject matter will cover the nature of light and some key aspects of light propagation. In addition this seminar will also cover the design of a Monochrometer, an assortment of test conditions and configurations for measurement of various Device Under Test (DUT). Unique benefits of the Yokogawa line of Optical Spectrum Analyzers will be highlighted at the end of the presentation as well as a head to head performance comparison.
This one hour presentation covers the basics of light, the design, measurement, and test applications of an OSA. Initial subject matter will cover the nature of light and some key aspects of light propagation.
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.
June
As today's power supply designs evolve, so do testing requirements. During this webinar, you will be introduced to the many specialized power measurements necessary to evaluate switched-mode power supplies.
Overcoming Noise in Data Acquisition: The Seven Deadly Sources, and How to Improve the Measurement Performance of Any System
July
Today’s engineers are pressured to test high-speed signals in a reliable and timely fashion in a fast-moving environment of design verification and manufacture test. Probing is the front line of that testing; and, having the right knowledge in probing is indispensable for accurate and reliable test results. This seminar will provide you with that necessary knowledge and insight.
The one hour seminar will cover making precision electrical power measurements on AC motors and variable speed drives.
August
This one hour seminar will cover Precision Power Measurements and Power Factor Measurements.
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.
We all know what a difference the right tool can make. While traditional 8-bit oscilloscopes are the right choice in many situations, they often are not the best choice when making mixed signal, power and/or electro-mechanical measurements.
What you will learn in this seminar:
- 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.
September
Who Should Attend:
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.
Oscilloscopes are a tool of utmost importance for anyone wanting to look at the behavior of electrical signals in the time domain. This one hour seminar will provide a broad overview of oscilloscopes, focusing on key specifications and on some of the advanced waveform analysis capabilities of modern scopes.
Power Measurement & Harmonic Analysis Seminar is the second part from the Yokogawa T&M University series on precision AC power measurements. This 1-hour seminar is packed with tips and techniques for making accurate power measurements on distorted waveforms like from a Power Supply, Electronic Ballast and Variable Speed PWM Motor Drive. We will also cover methods for making and analyzing the harmonic content of various power waveforms.
October
The one hour seminar will cover making precision electrical power measurements on AC motors and variable speed drives.
As today's power supply designs evolve, so do testing requirements. During this webinar, you will be introduced to the many specialized power measurements necessary to evaluate switched-mode power supplies.
November
Who Should Attend:
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.
Serial data buses have become increasingly common, core components of most electronic designs. As a design or test engineer, you presently need to use a protocol analyzer, logic analyzer, digital oscilloscope, or a combination of all three in order to debug serial bus signals. However, none of these instruments by themselves give you a complete picture of the physical and protocol layers-until now.
What you will learn in this seminar?
You will learn ways that the ScopeCorder offers a solution to typical power & transient analysis measurement requirements.
- High-resolution measurements up to 16-bit
- 16 fully isolated input channels
- Long recording memory & transient analyses functions
- How does a ScopeCorder supports a variety of input signals like, RMS-coupling, temperature, strain, frequency, voltage, speed, torque, accelerometer input.
December
The increased use of 40G client and network interfaces has driven new Protocol and Performance verification. This session will review 40G Client interface testing using SONET/SDH/OTN protocols over NRZ optical interfaces, as well as network testing of OTN and Ethernet over OTN using DPSK and DQPSK optical interfaces.
March
Oscilloscopes are a tool of utmost importance for anyone wanting to look at the behavior of electrical signals in the time domain. This one hour seminar will provide a broad overview of oscilloscopes, focusing on key specifications and on some of the advanced waveform analysis capabilities of modern scopes.
April
Fiber to the Home OTDR Testing
Yokogawa will discuss challenges of fiber installation and maintenance with regards to FTTH networks. Our years of international experience in deploying, testing and maintaining these networks has provided key insights to the challenges and solutions you will face. Join us as we cover OTDR testing in a FTTH environment.
The one hour seminar will cover making precision electrical power measurements on AC motors and variable speed drives.
May
We all know what a difference the right tool can make. While traditional 8-bit oscilloscopes are the right choice in many situations, they often are not the best choice when making mixed signal, power and/or electro-mechanical measurements. There exists in the market, instruments designed with these applications in mind. Hybrid instruments offer capabilities not found in traditional 8-bit oscilloscopes. These capabilities include: high-resolution (up to 16-bit) and isolated inputs, very long memory for long-term recording and support for a variety of signal inputs (RMS coupling, temperature, strain, frequency-voltage, accelerometers, etc.)
Sign up now for our free training on the many uses of an Optical Spectrum Analyzers. This one hour presentation covers the basics of light, the design, measurement, and test applications of an OSA. Initial subject matter will cover the nature of light and some key aspects of light propagation. In addition this seminar will also cover the design of a Monochrometer, an assortment of test conditions and configurations for measurement of various Device Under Test (DUT). Unique benefits of the Yokogawa line of Optical Spectrum Analyzers will be highlighted at the end of the presentation as well as a head to head performance comparison.
This one hour presentation covers the basics of light, the design, measurement, and test applications of an OSA. Initial subject matter will cover the nature of light and some key aspects of light propagation.
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.
June
As today's power supply designs evolve, so do testing requirements. During this webinar, you will be introduced to the many specialized power measurements necessary to evaluate switched-mode power supplies.
Overcoming Noise in Data Acquisition: The Seven Deadly Sources, and How to Improve the Measurement Performance of Any System
July
Today’s engineers are pressured to test high-speed signals in a reliable and timely fashion in a fast-moving environment of design verification and manufacture test. Probing is the front line of that testing; and, having the right knowledge in probing is indispensable for accurate and reliable test results. This seminar will provide you with that necessary knowledge and insight.
The one hour seminar will cover making precision electrical power measurements on AC motors and variable speed drives.
August
This one hour seminar will cover Precision Power Measurements and Power Factor Measurements.
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.
We all know what a difference the right tool can make. While traditional 8-bit oscilloscopes are the right choice in many situations, they often are not the best choice when making mixed signal, power and/or electro-mechanical measurements.
What you will learn in this seminar:
- 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.
September
Who Should Attend:
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.
Oscilloscopes are a tool of utmost importance for anyone wanting to look at the behavior of electrical signals in the time domain. This one hour seminar will provide a broad overview of oscilloscopes, focusing on key specifications and on some of the advanced waveform analysis capabilities of modern scopes.
Power Measurement & Harmonic Analysis Seminar is the second part from the Yokogawa T&M University series on precision AC power measurements. This 1-hour seminar is packed with tips and techniques for making accurate power measurements on distorted waveforms like from a Power Supply, Electronic Ballast and Variable Speed PWM Motor Drive. We will also cover methods for making and analyzing the harmonic content of various power waveforms.
October
The one hour seminar will cover making precision electrical power measurements on AC motors and variable speed drives.
As today's power supply designs evolve, so do testing requirements. During this webinar, you will be introduced to the many specialized power measurements necessary to evaluate switched-mode power supplies.
November
Who Should Attend:
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.
Serial data buses have become increasingly common, core components of most electronic designs. As a design or test engineer, you presently need to use a protocol analyzer, logic analyzer, digital oscilloscope, or a combination of all three in order to debug serial bus signals. However, none of these instruments by themselves give you a complete picture of the physical and protocol layers-until now.
What you will learn in this seminar?
You will learn ways that the ScopeCorder offers a solution to typical power & transient analysis measurement requirements.
- High-resolution measurements up to 16-bit
- 16 fully isolated input channels
- Long recording memory & transient analyses functions
- How does a ScopeCorder supports a variety of input signals like, RMS-coupling, temperature, strain, frequency, voltage, speed, torque, accelerometer input.
December
The increased use of 40G client and network interfaces has driven new Protocol and Performance verification. This session will review 40G Client interface testing using SONET/SDH/OTN protocols over NRZ optical interfaces, as well as network testing of OTN and Ethernet over OTN using DPSK and DQPSK optical interfaces.
