Laboratory-class measurements in a field-portable format

Complete measurements
Complete portability

The new Yokogawa DL350 combines features of a general-purpose oscilloscope and those of a high-performance data acquisition recorder in a single, portable instrument. Read my article in ee Design, July-August 2017 edition, pages 23/24.

Made to Measure

Testing Power Electronic Systems Efficiently

With today’s increased incorporation of power electronics and switching devices in overall system design, there is a growing need for accurate measurement of both the power behavior of the applied power electronics and other inter-related electrical and physical parameters. My article in Power Electronics Europe • February/March 2016 describes the types of instruments available for these types of measurements and the selection criteria.

Voltage Measurements

Meeting the accuracy demands of measurements on alternative energy systems

The demand for increased energy efficiency in solar energy production and other forms of alternative energy generation is driving the development of more accurate measuring instruments in order to provide an exact quantitative analysis of the savings that can be achieved. My article in Global Solar & Alternative Energies • Fall 2015 describes how to confirm the smallest improvements in efficiency for such things as solar inverters.

Voltage Measurements

I need to measure power or efficiency. What should I use? An Oscilloscope, a Power Analyser or a Precision Power Scope?

Many types of instrument can be used to measure power. This master class video will help you to understand their differences and to identify the most suitable solution for your application or stage in development or testing.