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Rigol DS1054Z

2019-10-18T18:59:00Z

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[[Category:Tools]]
''This page is currently under construction.''
[[File:Rigol_DS1054Z.jpg | thumb | right | Rigol DS1054Z Oscilloscope]]
==Description==
The Rigol DS1054Z is an oscilloscope that is useful for measuring time-varying voltages and signals.

==Training==

==Tips & Tricks==

==Manuals==

==Accessories==
*Oscilloscope probe

File:Rigol DS1054Z.jpg

2019-10-18T18:52:25Z

Ehelgesen:

IRB 1246

2019-10-18T18:47:09Z

Ehelgesen: /* Test & Measurment */

[[Category:Rooms]]
=Electronics Studio=
__TOC__
The '''Electronics Studio''' is located in Iribe Room 1246.
==Major tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''It should not have left the room and may be missing or stolen.'''
===Soldering & Desoldering===
*Aoyue 968A+ - Hot Air Pencil
*Hakko FX-888D - Soldering Iron
*[[Weller WES51]] - Soldering Station

===Test & Measurment===
*B&K Precision 4053 - Waveform Generator
*Keysight 34465A - Digital Bench Multimeter
*Keysight 33210A - Waveform Generator
*Rigol DP832 - Programmable DC Power Supply
*[[Rigol DS1054Z]] - Oscilloscope
*[[Tekpower TP1503C]] - DC Power Supply
*Variac Transformer - AC Transformer



==Minor tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We can track it down and/or replace it.'''
*Agilent U1272A - Handheld Digital Multimeter
*Hakko FA-400 - Smoke Absorber
*Mastech MS8268 - Handheld Digital Multimeter

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Solder
*Soldering iron sponges
*Heat shrink
*Wire
**Breadboard jumper wire
**Hookup wire
**Speaker wire
**Magnet wire
*Components
**Resistors
**Capacitors
**Semiconductors
**Microcontrollers & Accessories

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IRB 1246

2019-10-18T18:45:13Z

Ehelgesen: /* Test & Measurment */

[[Category:Rooms]]
=Electronics Studio=
__TOC__
The '''Electronics Studio''' is located in Iribe Room 1246.
==Major tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''It should not have left the room and may be missing or stolen.'''
===Soldering & Desoldering===
*Aoyue 968A+ - Hot Air Pencil
*Hakko FX-888D - Soldering Iron
*[[Weller WES51]] - Soldering Station

===Test & Measurment===
*B&K Precision 4053 - Waveform Generator
*Keysight 34465A - Digital Bench Multimeter
*Keysight 33210A - Waveform Generator
*Rigol DP832 - Programmable DC Power Supply
*Rigol DS1054Z - Oscilloscope
*[[Tekpower TP1503C]] - DC Power Supply
*Variac Transformer - AC Transformer



==Minor tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We can track it down and/or replace it.'''
*Agilent U1272A - Handheld Digital Multimeter
*Hakko FA-400 - Smoke Absorber
*Mastech MS8268 - Handheld Digital Multimeter

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Solder
*Soldering iron sponges
*Heat shrink
*Wire
**Breadboard jumper wire
**Hookup wire
**Speaker wire
**Magnet wire
*Components
**Resistors
**Capacitors
**Semiconductors
**Microcontrollers & Accessories

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User:Ehelgesen

2019-10-11T18:19:59Z

Ehelgesen:

=Bio=
Hello! My name is Eric Helgesen. I am an undergraduate student studying electrical engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park.

==Quick Facts==
*'''Major:''' Electrical Engineering
*'''Interests:'''
**Cars & motorcycles
**Electronics
**Video games
**Digital & Film Photography

==Skills & Knowledge==
*Shop power & hand tools
*Electronics tools (oscilloscope, soldering iron, etc.)

==Working to Learn==
*Machining
**CNC milling machine
**Manual milling machine
**Lathe

==Projects==
*Useless Box

User:Ehelgesen

2019-10-11T18:05:38Z

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Tekpower TP1503C

2019-09-30T21:10:41Z

Ehelgesen:

[[Category:Tools]]
''This page is currently under construction.''
[[File:Tekpower_TP1503C.jpg | thumb | right | Front of the Tekpower TP1503C power supply]]
==Description==
The Tekpower TP1503C is a direct-current (DC) power supply. This device can supply a constant voltage or constant current to an electrical load, and is useful for powering a range of devices. The TP1503C can supply a range of voltages from 0V to +15V, at up to 3A current.
==Training==

==Operation==
*Ensure the power supply is powered off.
*Connect a banana-to-alligator clip test lead to the ground connection in the circuit and the negative (-) connector on the power supply. Leave the positive (+) connection disconnected.
*Turn both voltage and current knobs counterclockwise to their minimum values.
*Turn on the power supply and set the voltage to the desired value using the voltage knob.
**When a load is connected to the power supply, it operates in either C.V. (constant voltage) mode or C.C. (constant current) mode. When the supply is in C.V. mode, it supplies a constant voltage and varies the current depending on the load. When in C.C. mode, the power supply is providing the maximum amount of current allowed by the current setting (knob), while the voltage varies. C.C. mode is essentially a current limiter. These modes are indicated by their respective LEDs on the front panel of the power supply.
**If the power supply reaches C.C. mode before reaching the desired voltage, turn the current knob clockwise slowly until the supply goes back to C.V. mode.
*After completing a continuity check on the circuit (more under [[#Tips & Tricks|Tips & Tricks]]), connect the circuit positive to the power supply positive (+) connection.
*If the power supply voltage drops and starts to operate in C.C. mode, the circuit is consuming more power than the power supply can deliver. Turn the current knob clockwise until the supply goes back to C.V. mode.
'''When finishing up, be sure to:'''
*Disconnect all test clip leads to the power supply.
*Turn off the power supply and remove the plug from the wall.

==Tips & Tricks==
*Conduct a continuity check between the positive and negative/ground connections on your circuit with a digital multimeter ''before'' connecting to the power supply. This is to ensure there is not a short-circuit connection.
*Disconnect the positive (+) test lead to remove power from the circuit quickly. Turning off the power supply will also work but generally takes longer to remove power from the load or circuit.
*Use a black test lead for the negative/ground (-) connection and a red test lead for the positive (+) connection to reduce the chance of mixing the wires up.
*Generally speaking, it is good practice to connect the negative/ground first, then connect the positive test lead to the circuit (leaving the positive (+) terminal on the power supply disconnected). When the circuit is ready to be powered on, insert the test clip lead into the positive (+) connection on the power supply to complete the circuit.

==Manuals==

==Accessories==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Banana-to-alligator clip test leads

Tekpower TP1503C

2019-09-30T20:41:13Z

Ehelgesen:

[[Category:Tools]]
''This page is currently under construction.''
[[File:Tekpower_TP1503C.jpg | thumb | right | Front of the Tekpower TP1503C power supply]]
==Description==
The Tekpower TP1503C is a direct-current (DC) power supply. This device can supply a constant voltage or constant current to an electrical load, and is useful for powering a range of devices. The TP1503C can supply a range of voltages from 0V to +15V, at up to 3A current.
==Training==

==Operation==
*Ensure the power supply is powered off.
*Connect a banana-to-alligator clip test lead to the ground connection in the circuit and the negative (-) connector on the power supply. Leave the positive (+) connection disconnected.
*Turn both voltage and current knobs counterclockwise to their minimum values.
*Turn on the power supply and set the voltage to the desired value using the voltage knob.
**When a load is connected to the power supply, it operates in either C.V. (constant voltage) mode or C.C. (constant current) mode. When the supply is in C.V. mode, it supplies a constant voltage and varies the current depending on the load. When in C.C. mode, the power supply is providing the maximum amount of current allowed by the current setting (knob), while the voltage varies. C.C. mode is essentially a current limiter. These modes are indicated by their respective LEDs on the front panel of the power supply.
**If the power supply reaches C.C. mode before reaching the desired voltage, turn the current knob clockwise slowly until the supply goes back to C.V. mode.
*After completing a continuity check on the circuit (more under [[#Tips & Tricks|Tips & Tricks]]), connect the circuit positive to the power supply positive (+) connection.
*If the power supply voltage drops and starts to operate in C.C. mode, the circuit is consuming more power than the power supply can deliver. Turn the current knob clockwise until the supply goes back to C.V. mode.
'''When finishing up, be sure to:'''
*Disconnect all test clip leads to the power supply.
*Turn off the power supply and remove the plug from the wall.

==Tips & Tricks==
*Conduct a continuity check between the positive and negative/ground connections on your circuit with a digital multimeter ''before'' connecting to the power supply. This is to ensure there is not a short-circuit connection.
*Disconnect the positive (+) test lead to remove power from the circuit quickly. Turning off the power supply will also work but generally takes longer to remove power from the load or circuit.
*Use a black test lead for the negative/ground (-) connection and a red test lead for the positive (+) connection to reduce the chance of mixing the wires up.

==Manuals==

==Accessories==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Banana-to-alligator clip test leads

IRB 1246

2019-09-30T18:05:58Z

Ehelgesen: /* Consumables */

[[Category:Rooms]]
=Electronics Studio=
__TOC__
The '''Electronics Studio''' is located in Iribe Room 1246.
==Major tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''It should not have left the room and may be missing or stolen.'''
===Soldering & Desoldering===
*Aoyue 968A+ - Hot Air Pencil
*Hakko FX-888D - Soldering Iron
*[[Weller WES51]] - Soldering Station

===Test & Measurment===
*B&K Precision 4053 - Waveform Generator
*Keysight 34465A - Digital Bench Multimeter
*Keysight 33210A - Waveform Generator
*Rigol DP832 - Programmable DC Power Supply
*Rigol DS1054Z - Oscilloscope
*[[Tekpower TP1503C]] - DC Power Supply



==Minor tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We can track it down and/or replace it.'''
*Agilent U1272A - Handheld Digital Multimeter
*Hakko FA-400 - Smoke Absorber
*Mastech MS8268 - Handheld Digital Multimeter

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Solder
*Soldering iron sponges
*Heat shrink
*Wire
**Breadboard jumper wire
**Hookup wire
**Speaker wire
**Magnet wire
*Components
**Resistors
**Capacitors
**Semiconductors
**Microcontrollers & Accessories

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Tekpower TP1503C

2019-09-30T18:00:11Z

Ehelgesen: Created page with "Category:Tools ''This page is currently under construction.'' Front of the Tekpower TP1503C power supply ==Description== Th..."

[[Category:Tools]]
''This page is currently under construction.''
[[File:Tekpower_TP1503C.jpg | thumb | right | Front of the Tekpower TP1503C power supply]]
==Description==
The Tekpower TP1503C is a direct-current (DC) power supply. This device can supply a constant voltage or constant current to an electrical load, and is useful for powering a range of devices. The TP1503C can supply a range of voltages from 0V to +15V, at up to 3A current.
==Training==

==Operation==
*Ensure the power supply is powered off.
*Connect a banana-to-alligator clip test lead to the ground connection in the circuit and the negative (-) connector on the power supply. Leave the positive (+) connection disconnected.
*Turn both voltage and current knobs counterclockwise to their minimum values.
*Turn on the power supply and set the voltage to the desired value using the voltage knob.
**When a load is connected to the power supply, it operates in either C.V. (constant voltage) mode or C.C. (constant current) mode. When the supply is in C.V. mode, it supplies a constant voltage and varies the current depending on the load. When in C.C. mode, the power supply is providing the maximum amount of current allowed by the current setting (knob), while the voltage varies. C.C. mode is essentially a current limiter. These modes are indicated by their respective LEDs on the front panel of the power supply.
**If the power supply reaches C.C. mode before reaching the desired voltage, turn the current knob clockwise slowly until the supply goes back to C.V. mode.
*After completing a continuity check on the circuit (more under [[#Tips & Tricks|Tips & Tricks]]), connect the circuit positive to the power supply positive (+) connection.
*If the power supply voltage drops and starts to operate in C.C. mode, the circuit is consuming more power than the power supply can deliver. Turn the current knob clockwise until the supply goes back to C.V. mode.
'''When finishing up, be sure to:'''
*Disconnect all test clip leads to the power supply.
*Turn off the power supply and remove the plug from the wall.

==Tips & Tricks==
*Conduct a continuity check between the positive and negative/ground connections on your circuit with a digital multimeter ''before'' connecting to the power supply. This is to ensure that there is not a short-circuit connection.
*Disconnect the positive (+) test lead to remove power from the circuit quickly. Turning off the power supply will also work but generally takes longer to remove power from the load or circuit.
*Use a black test lead for the negative/ground (-) connection and a red test lead for the positive (+) connection to reduce the chance of mixing the wires up.

==Manuals==

==Accessories==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Banana-to-alligator clip test leads

File:Tekpower TP1503C.jpg

2019-09-30T17:57:19Z

Ehelgesen:

IRB 1246

2019-09-30T16:12:02Z

Ehelgesen: /* Test & Measurment */

[[Category:Rooms]]
=Electronics Studio=
__TOC__
The '''Electronics Studio''' is located in Iribe Room 1246.
==Major tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''It should not have left the room and may be missing or stolen.'''
===Soldering & Desoldering===
*Aoyue 968A+ - Hot Air Pencil
*Hakko FX-888D - Soldering Iron
*[[Weller WES51]] - Soldering Station

===Test & Measurment===
*B&K Precision 4053 - Waveform Generator
*Keysight 34465A - Digital Bench Multimeter
*Keysight 33210A - Waveform Generator
*Rigol DP832 - Programmable DC Power Supply
*Rigol DS1054Z - Oscilloscope
*[[Tekpower TP1503C]] - DC Power Supply



==Minor tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We can track it down and/or replace it.'''
*Agilent U1272A - Handheld Digital Multimeter
*Hakko FA-400 - Smoke Absorber
*Mastech MS8268 - Handheld Digital Multimeter

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Solder
*Soldering iron sponges
*Components
**Resistors
**Capacitors
**Semiconductors
**Microcontrollers & Accessories

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List of Tools

2019-09-30T15:47:50Z

Ehelgesen: /* Electronics Studio */

__NOTOC__
===Electronics Studio===

*[[Weller WES51]] Soldering Station [Precise, temperature-controlled soldering iron]
*Digital Multimeter [Tests voltage, resistance, amperage, and more]
*Lab Power Supply [A safe, current-limited source of power for testing your electronic projects]

===Crafts & Sewing Studio===

*Glowforge 3D Laser Printer [An easy-to-use, internet-connected laser cutter & engraver.]
*Singer Sewing Machine []
*Cricut Cutter []
*Button Maker []

===Woodworking Studio===

*Drill / Driver [Drill holes, drive screws, and more. Great first tool to learn.]
*Oscillating Multi-Tool [Unique cutting & sanding tool that uses a vibrating blade.]
*Jig Saw [Powered hand tool well-suited for curved cuts. ]
*Scroll Saw [Safe power saw useful for cutting intricate designs]
*Orbital Sander []
*Miter Saw []
*Track Saw []
*Router Table
*Belt & Disk Sander
*Basic Hand Tools & Handheld Power Tools []

===CNC Studio===

*Shaper Origin CNC Router [Precisely cut and pocket designs from your computer drawing]
*Bantam Tools Other Mill
*ShopBot Desktop CNC Router
*Tormach 440 CNC Milling Machine

===Prototyping Studio===

*Universal Laser Systems VLS-6.60 Laser Cutter / Engraver [Cut and engrave a variety of materials.]
*Ultimaker FDM 3D printer [A robust, reliable filament printer]
*Formlabs Form 2 SLA 3D Printer

Weller WES51

2019-09-30T15:45:19Z

Ehelgesen:

[[Category:Tools]]
''This page is currently under construction.''
[[File:WES51.jpg | thumb | right | Weller WES51 Soldering Station]]
==Description==
The Weller WES51 soldering station is used for connecting electrical components and conductors together in a circuit. The soldering iron uses heat to melt solder to form a strong joint that is electrically conductive. A soldering station provides much of the same basic functionality as a soldering iron but adds more precise control of temperature.

==Training==
Training is required to use this tool. The training module can be taken [https://myelms.umd.edu/courses/1274047/pages/weller-wes51-introduction-and-safety-concerns?module_item_id=9692678 here].
==Manuals==

A PDF of the manual can be found here: [https://drive.google.com/open?id=18vGs2yTq7N3YiOfSKBbivrX2hc0iP6AO can be found here]

==Tips & Tricks==
*'''Preparation'''
**'''CAUTION:''' Ensure that your circuit is ''completely'' de-energized and disconnected from any power sources before attempting to solder.
**Use a smoke absorber to mitigate the fumes created while soldering.
**Wet the sponge with water before use (make sure it is damp - not dripping wet).
**Be sure to allow the iron to fully heat up before using. Using an iron that is not at the proper temperature can lead to poor solder joints and will be frustrating to use.
**Tin the tip - cover the soldering iron tip in a layer of solder and wipe it on a wet sponge before making solder joints in your circuit.
*'''Process'''
**Apply heat to the components being soldered by touching the tip of the soldering iron directly to the components for about 2 seconds then apply the solder a short distance away from the soldering iron, allowing it to be drawn into the joint.
**The quality of a solder joint can be determined by visual inspection. A good solder joint looks shiny and is shaped like a volcano, while a bad solder joint looks dull or has blobs. A bad solder joint should be resoldered since it will likely have a poor electrical connection.
*'''Follow-Up'''
**Allow the connection to cool before moving any wires or components.
**Before turning off the soldering station, tin the tip to protect the metal from corrosion and to ensure the iron works well for the next maker.
*'''Troubleshooting'''
**Solder wicks into the work when the work is at the proper temperature. If it is difficult to get solder to wick into the work, then heat from the iron may need to applied for a longer period of time. Some components or wires may take more heat to solder. Speak with a manager if you are having trouble using the soldering station.

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Soldering iron tips
*Soldering station sponge
*Solder

Weller WES51

2019-09-29T21:02:03Z

Ehelgesen: /* Tips & Tricks */

[[Category:Tools]]
''This page is currently under construction.''
[[File:WES51.jpg | thumb | right | Weller WES51 Soldering Station]]
==Description==
The Weller soldering station is used for connecting wires or electrical components together in a circuit. The soldering iron uses heat to melt solder to form a solder joint.
==Training==
Training is required to use this tool. The training module can be taken [https://myelms.umd.edu/courses/1274047/pages/weller-wes51-introduction-and-safety-concerns?module_item_id=9692678 here].
==Manuals==
==Tips & Tricks==
*'''Preparation'''
**Wet the sponge with water before use (make sure it is damp - not dripping wet).
**Be sure to allow the iron to fully heat up before using. Using an iron that is not at the proper temperature can lead to poor solder joints and will be frustrating to use.
**Tin the tip - cover the soldering iron tip in a layer of solder and wipe it on a wet sponge before making solder joints in your circuit.
**Use a smoke absorber to mitigate the fumes created while soldering.

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Soldering iron tips
*Soldering station sponge
*Solder

Weller WES51

2019-09-29T21:01:11Z

Ehelgesen: Created page with "Category:Tools ''This page is currently under construction.'' Weller WES51 Soldering Station ==Description== The Weller soldering stat..."

[[Category:Tools]]
''This page is currently under construction.''
[[File:WES51.jpg | thumb | right | Weller WES51 Soldering Station]]
==Description==
The Weller soldering station is used for connecting wires or electrical components together in a circuit. The soldering iron uses heat to melt solder to form a solder joint.
==Training==
Training is required to use this tool. The training module can be taken [https://myelms.umd.edu/courses/1274047/pages/weller-wes51-introduction-and-safety-concerns?module_item_id=9692678 here].
==Manuals==
==Tips & Tricks==
*'''Preparation'''
**Wet the sponge with water before use (make sure it is damp - not dripping wet).
**Be sure to allow the iron to fully heat up before using. Using an iron that is not at the proper temperature can lead to poor solder joints and will be frustrating to use.
**Tin the tip - cover the soldering iron tip in a layer of solder and wipe it on a wet sponge before making solder joints in your circuit.
**Use the smoke absorbers to mitigate the fumes created while soldering.

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Soldering iron tips
*Soldering station sponge
*Solder

File:WES51.jpg

2019-09-29T20:47:02Z

Ehelgesen:

IRB 1246

2019-09-29T20:26:16Z

Ehelgesen: /* Soldering & Desoldering */

[[Category:Rooms]]
=Electronics Studio=
__TOC__
The '''Electronics Studio''' is located in Iribe Room 1246.
==Major tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''It should not have left the room and may be missing or stolen.'''
===Soldering & Desoldering===
*Aoyue 968A+ - Hot Air Pencil
*Hakko FX-888D - Soldering Iron
*[[Weller WES51]] - Soldering Station

===Test & Measurment===
*B&K Precision 4053 - Waveform Generator
*Keysight 34465A - Digital Bench Multimeter
*Keysight 33210A - Waveform Generator
*Rigol DP832 - Programmable DC Power Supply
*Rigol DS1054Z - Oscilloscope
*Tekpower TP1503C - DC Power Supply


==Minor tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We can track it down and/or replace it.'''
*Agilent U1272A - Handheld Digital Multimeter
*Hakko FA-400 - Smoke Absorber
*Mastech MS8268 - Handheld Digital Multimeter

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Solder
*Soldering iron sponges
*Components
**Resistors
**Capacitors
**Semiconductors
**Microcontrollers & Accessories

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IRB 1246

2019-09-24T15:46:26Z

Ehelgesen:

[[Category:Rooms]]
=Electronics Studio=
__TOC__
The '''Electronics Studio''' is located in Iribe Room 1246.
==Major tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''It should not have left the room and may be missing or stolen.'''
*[[MAKE MODEL]] - Common name
*Aoyue 968A+ - Hot Air Pencil
*B&K Precision 4053 - Waveform Generator
*Hakko FX-888D - Soldering Iron
*Keysight 34465A - Digital Bench Multimeter
*Keysight 33210A - Waveform Generator
*Rigol DP832 - Programmable DC Power Supply
*Rigol DS1054Z - Oscilloscope
*Tekpower TP1503C - DC Power Supply
*Weller WES51 - Soldering Iron
==Minor tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We can track it down and/or replace it.'''
*Agilent U1272A - Handheld Digital Multimeter
*Hakko FA-400 - Smoke Absorber
*Mastech MS8268 - Handheld Digital Multimeter

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Solder
*Soldering iron sponges
*Components
**Resistors
**Capacitors

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IRB 1246

2019-09-24T15:37:23Z

Ehelgesen: /* Minor tools */

[[Category:Rooms]]
=Electronics Studio=
__TOC__
The '''Electronics Studio''' is located in Iribe Room 1246.
==Major tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''It should not have left the room and may be missing or stolen.'''
*[[MAKE MODEL]] - Common name
*Aoyue 968A+ - Hot Air Pencil
*B&K Precision 4053 - Waveform Generator
*Hakko FX-888D - Soldering Iron
*Keysight 34465A - Digital Bench Multimeter
*Keysight 33210A - Waveform Generator
*Rigol DP832 - Programmable DC Power Supply
*Rigol DS1054Z - Oscilloscope
*Tekpower TP1503C - DC Power Supply
*Weller WES51 - Soldering Iron
==Minor tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We can track it down and/or replace it.'''
*Agilent U1272A - Handheld Digital Multimeter
*Hakko FA-400 - Smoke Absorber
*Mastech MS8268 - Handheld Digital Multimeter

==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Solder

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IRB 1246

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[[Category:Rooms]]
=Electronics Studio=
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The '''Electronics Studio''' is located in Iribe Room 1246.
==Major tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''It should not have left the room and may be missing or stolen.'''
*[[MAKE MODEL]] - Common name
*Aoyue 968A+ - Hot Air Pencil
*B&K Precision 4053 - Waveform Generator
*Hakko FX-888D - Soldering Iron
*Keysight 34465A - Digital Bench Multimeter
*Keysight 33210A - Waveform Generator
*Rigol DP832 - Programmable DC Power Supply
*Rigol DS1054Z - Oscilloscope
*Tekpower TP1503C - DC Power Supply
*Weller WES51 - Soldering Iron
==Minor tools==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We can track it down and/or replace it.'''
*Hakko FA-400 - Smoke Absorber
*Mastech MS8268 - Digital Multimeter
==Consumables==
If you are looking for something on this list, and you cannot find it in the room, tell a manager. '''We likely have more stock in storage.'''
*Solder

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