In this blog post, you will learn more about the history of our electric grid and a conflict between the two fundamentally different ways of providing electricity.

In this blogpost we want to discuss the probably most common software interface for electronic instruments: SCPI (Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments).

Both electrical engineering and electrodynamics deal with electric charges, electric currents, voltage and much more.

But sometimes a normal socket is not enough. Kitchen appliances such as a stove or oven, do usually use polyphase alternating current (also called polyphase systems or polyphase power). In this blogpost we will explain the reason why this is necessary.

If there is one dogma that every metrologist, engineer or scientist is familiar with, it is probably the following: The statement of a (physical) measurement result without the statement of a measurement error is worthless. 

Engineers need an effective and simple tool to analyze vibrations and especially their effect on objects. A very popular method is the swept sine analysis (or sine sweep analysis).

In this blogpost we want to explain what makes semiconductors so special and why they are so versatile.