Here you can find user manuals and quick start guides to help you master the test equipment located in the UTA Undergraduate Labs. Before using any test equipment, you should understand the function and operation of each piece of equipment that you use.
This signal generator can produce frequencies up to 15 MHz with a voltage up to 10V peak-to-peak. It can even produce a cardiac waveform.
This industry standard volt-ohm-current meter has 6.5 digit accuracy.
In this video: Bob Combs shows how to use the Agilent E3620A power supply and how to create positive and negative voltages to run operational amplifiers.
This oscilloscope has all the bells and whistles! It also has a spectrum analyzer, signal generator, frequency counter, and digital multimeter. This 11 page guide covers everything you need to know.
Brand new and shiny. These oscilloscopes are permanently connected to the work bench, so don't try to move them. Follow this UTA Quick Guide to learn how to use this new piece of test equipment.
Please Contact Todd Kelley at tige.kelley@uta.edu to schedule personal training on any of the undergraduate lab equipment.
Always be sure to include your UTA 1000# & UTA email address in all electronic communications with UTA faculty and staff.
Dr. Diana Huffaker
Professor and Chair
817-272-3934
diana.huffaker@uta.edu
Dr. Jonathan Bredow
Professor & Associate Chair
817-272-3472
jbredow@uta.edu
Dr. Sungyong Jung
Associate Professor & Associate Chair
817-272-1338
jung@uta.edu
