Table of Content

1. Measurement Theory.
2. Voltmeters, Ammeters, and Ohmmeters Meters.
3. Signal Sources.
4. The Oscilloscope Concept.
5. Basic Waveform Measurements.
6. Electronic Counters.
7. Power Supplies.
8. Spectrum and Network Analyzers.
9. Logic Analyzers.
10. Circuits for Electronic Measurements.

• Appendix A: Table of Electrical Parameters, Units, and Standard Abbreviations.
• Appendix B: Mathematical Derivations of Equations.
• Appendix C: Binary, Hexadecimal, Decimal, and ASCII Table.

Salient Features

• Introduces essential measurement theory and explains its relationship to practical measurements
Covers all mainstream test instruments, including meters, signal sources, oscilloscopes, frequency counters, power supplies, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, logic probes, and logic analyzers
Presents circuit models and conceptual block diagrams that clarify the behavior of complex circuits and instruments
Explains key commonalities and differences between digital and analog instrumentation from the user's standpoint
Introduces advanced circuit concepts and techniques that help users achieve higher quality measurements
Illuminates important concepts such as loading effect, grounding, and bandwidth