Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co KG hosted its highly anticipated two-day Oscilloscope Days event lately, offering engineers worldwide the chance to participate in online theoretical and practical sessions, as well as interactive discussions. Experts presented the latest challenges in the industry and provided an insight into how next-generation oscilloscopes meet daily testing needs, as well as provide educational sessions about oscilloscope fundamentals.

Following increasing global interest from electronics engineers, the popular Rohde & Schwarz Oscilloscope Days event will continue in 2023. The two-day event featured a series of webinars from the company’s oscilloscope experts and specialists, along with others from event partners Würth Elektronik and PE-Systems. The sessions addressed the real-world challenges engineers face in a range of measurement applications.

Besides practical demonstrations of oscilloscope fundamentals, webinar attendees could meet experts from Rohde & Schwarz and partners. The Oscilloscopes Days event was free of charge, with live webcasts streamed in English, German, French, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese.

Over the two days, attendees learned about best practices for oscilloscope use as well as the latest on testing fundamentals. Each session lasts about 90 minutes, with four sessions covering: Oscilloscope and probing fundamentals; Best practices on power electronics filter design and verification; How does power integrity affect signal integrity and which tools can be used for debugging; and Application based testing for power electronics and EMC debugging on flyback converters.

Stating that oscilloscopes are fundamental measurement tools for electronics engineers, Andreas Grimm, Sales Director Global Oscilloscopes Rohde & Schwarz, commented, “As a manufacturer of state-of-the-art oscilloscopes, we aim to help engineers make the most of these universal instruments. Our popular Oscilloscope Days event offers interesting topics for everyone. Educational presentations look at the fundamentals for those new to the profession while other sessions examine the latest techniques and technologies. The event gave engineers an in-depth knowledge they need to meet an ever wider range of measurement challenges.”

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