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From: Randy Glenn [mailto:picxpert@COGECO.CA]
Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 7:55 PM
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [EE]:Equipment suggestions for a student electronics lab


Hi all,

I've been asked by some of my fellow IEEE Student Branch members to try
and come up with a wish list of equipment for a student electronics lab.
This would be a place where students could go to work on independent (ie
not necessarily school-related) projects, as the other labs are tied up
with course work basically all the time. Plus, we can't solder in them
due to a lack of fume hoods.

So, aside from the standard issue type stuff (scopes, function
generators, meters, parts assortments, etc.), is there anything anyone
can suggest that we should be looking at? Anything that anyone would
like to see fresh B. Eng's having experience in?

Thanks,

-Randy Glenn
Comp. Eng. & Mgt. II, McMaster University
Treasurer, McMaster IEEE Student Branch
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