Hi, I’m a graduate student in Physics in Italy and I’ll probably start a Master in Electronic Engineering soon. I’d like to build a home lab, in order to be able to repeat what i see and do in class, and also to experiment and learn on my own. Before starting to use equipment (wich I’m in the process of buying) I’d like to learn as much as i can about SAFETY with equipment, expecially with oscilloscopes, multimeters, function generators, supplies, soldering devices and pretty much everything is expected to be used for home projects. Notes, textboos, links, really any complete, systematic and reliable treatment of safety measures and behaviours is ok.
I have very good understanding of electromagnetism and basic familiarity with lab equipment, had only 2 courses about practical electronics: an introductory course (basic electrotechnology(?)), and a bit more advanced one in wich the most advanced thing I built was an 8-bit ADC and DAC converter. I know it's not that impressive but my university is heavily theory focused. My first post here, thanks in advance
I have very good understanding of electromagnetism and basic familiarity with lab equipment, had only 2 courses about practical electronics: an introductory course (basic electrotechnology(?)), and a bit more advanced one in wich the most advanced thing I built was an 8-bit ADC and DAC converter. I know it's not that impressive but my university is heavily theory focused. My first post here, thanks in advance