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How to Use an Oscilloscope


11/7/2026 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM ET

Oscilloscopes are an important tool in any electronics lab. They allow you to see electronic signals as they vary over time, which can be critical in understanding how a circuit works or in diagnosing why a circuit isn't working correctly. 

In this class we will cover the basics of what an oscilloscope does and provide hands-on experience using an oscilloscope to discover the inner workings of an electronic circuit.

Please note: Participants should have a basic understanding of electricity and how to use a multimeter prior to attending this class. Students are also welcome to bring a notebook and pencil.

Please read our Class Attendee Policy, which includes our cancellation policy, prior to registering.

Location: Downstairs Electronics Shop

Class Size: 1 - 4 students

Age Group: Adults and Youth Ages 12+

Registration Fee: $25 Non-members,  $22 Members
Non-members will need to sign our General Waiver at the beginning of class if they do not already have one on file.

Materials Fee: There is no additional materials fee for this class.

Instructor: John Gotthardt
John has 40 years of professional experience in the design, manufacture, installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of electronic equipment. He loves to tinker and share his electronics knowledge with others and support them with their projects.

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Non-member

$26.75

(Fee: $1.75)

Member

$23.66

(Fee: $1.66)
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