Electronic Instruments and Measurements (Electronic Technology Series)

This manual is designed to teach students how to select electronic instruments and interpret their readings to get accurate, reliable and cost-effective measurements. It presents the basic theory of the operation of both DC and AC instruments, their capabilities and limitations. This new edition provides updated coverage of topics such as noise, troubleshooting with instruments and DC bridges, including microprocessor bridges, using numerous examples to further explain theory and problems and experiments related to the topics with which they are presented. Included are photographs which show commercially-available service and laboratory tools, with an emphasis on lab quality instruments.