Coventry University chooses Tektronix Entry Scope, Keithley Instruments and TekScope™ for teaching laboratory

05/21/2021

Coventry University students will be able to enjoy a newly-built state-of the art Electrical and Electronic Engineering laboratory (in the Beatrice Shilling Building, named after the British female entrepreneur engineer and pioneer) upon their return to campus, featuring 53 fully-equipped workstations thanks to Tektronix, a world leader in electronic design, test and measurement equipment, in conjunction with SJ Electronics, one of the UK’s leading distributors of educational test equipment.

Coventry University has a long tradition as an education provider. Their roots go as far back as Coventry College of Design in 1843. It was in 1970 that Coventry College of Art amalgamated with Lanchester College of Technology and Rugby College of Engineering Technology. Today, the university’s Faculty of Engineering, Environment and Computing offers a wide range of courses, cutting-edge facilities and industry-focused learning aimed towards maximizing student’s employability and career prospects following graduation. The new lab is designed to build on the university’s high-quality research-led teaching and learning, enhancing the student experience.

Tektronix and SJ Electronics have provided 53 seated workstations, across three laboratories, which will enable first and second year students to perform an extensive range of practical electronics and physics experiments. Each workstation includes the following solutions:

• Tektronix TekScope™ PC Analysis software
• TBS2074B, 70 MHz digital storage oscilloscope
• AFG1022, 25 MHz Arbitrary/Function Generator
• Keithley 2110, 5.5 digit digital multimeter (DMM)

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