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Советы и рекомендации по оценке стабильности контуров управления с помощью осциллографа Rohde & Schwarz

Webinar: Tips and tricks on how to verify control loop stability with a Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscope

Этот вебинар посвящен измерению стабильности контуров управления импульсных источников питания с целью достижения высоких рабочих характеристик и подтверждения правильности реализованных проектных решений. Мы обсудим основную концепцию измерений, выделяя наиболее важные темы и описывая измерения с практической точки зрения. В завершение обсуждения мы представим подходящие схемы измерительных установок и опишем основные отличительные свойства нашего решения.

Andreas holds Andreas holds a master’s degree in engineering management with a focus on electronics from the University of Applied Sciences in Landshut (Germany). During his studies, he gained practical experience in electronic design in the US and China. Today, he is a product manager at Rohde & Schwarz and is responsible for oscilloscopes. Besides control loop stability, his expertise and priorities are power integrity and multi-domain analysis.a master’s degree in engineering management with a focus on electronics from the University of Applied Sciences in Landshut (Germany). During his studies, he gained practical experience in electronic design in the US and China. Today, he is a product manager at Rohde & Schwarz and is responsible for oscilloscopes. Besides control loop stability, his expertise and priorities are power integrity and multi-domain analysis.

Andreas Ibl

Marcus holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering with a focus on energy and power from the University of Applied Sciences in Dortmund (Germany).

He has more than 20 years of experience with development, design and test of power supplies and electronic ballasts.

Today, he is an application development engineer at Rohde & Schwarz and is responsible for power management and power electronics tests with a focus on time-domain measurements

Marcus Sonst