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Hi, I am trying to design a few low power (I ~ nanoamps, V ~ volts) test devices. I can't seem to find books on test equipment design anyplace. Anyone got a favorite text or anything?
Sean
Sean
seang said:Again, I'm trying to design a system to detect and measure low currents (in the nanoamp range). I'd rather not accept too much outside help, so pointing me towards resources rather than telling me how to do it would be nice.
seang said:Again, I'm trying to design a system to detect and measure low currents (in the nanoamp range). I'd rather not accept too much outside help, so pointing me towards resources rather than telling me how to do it would be nice.
Thanks alot.
Some good books for designing test equipment include "Test Equipment Design: A Guide to Automated Test Equipment," by Robert A. Witte and Mark F. Henricksen and "Designing Test Instruments," by Roy A. Nercessian.
Yes, there are books specifically focused on designing test equipment for electronic devices, such as "Designing Test Equipment for the Digital Age," by Michael J. E. Inggs and "Electronic Test Equipment: Theory and Application," by Philip Lawson.
Yes, the books mentioned cover both analog and digital test equipment design, as well as the integration between the two.
Yes, there are newer books that cover the latest advancements in test equipment design, such as "Modern Test Equipment Design," by Mordechay Rubin and "Designing Low-Cost, High-Speed Test Equipment," by Frederick W. Karten.
These books are suitable for both self-study and classroom use. They provide comprehensive information and practical examples for individuals to learn on their own or as part of a formal education program.