Keysight University Live Test Gear GIVEAWAY!

[EEVblog]

Keysight are giving away $300k worth of test gear as part of their Keysight University Live event:
http://bit.ly/KU_EEV

THIS IS NOT THREAD TO POST "I'm in", this is the thread:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/contests/giveaway-keysight-dsox1204g-oscilloscope/

PLUS Dave is giving away 5 x DSOX1204G oscilloscopes and one each of the  NEW educational Keysight gear:
EDU34450A 5.5 digit multimeter:
http://literature.cdn.keysight.com/litweb/pdf/EDU34450-90002.pdf
EDU33212A Function Generator:
https://docs.rs-online.com/d5bd/A700000007406012.pdf
EDU36311A Power Supply
https://docs.rs-online.com/3089/A700000007406024.pdf

LINKS COMING SOON to the forum and other giveaways! Check back in a little bit.


As per the video:

[yashrk]

And I thought I was the first one to comment 

[innkeeper]

i'm the second
pretty nice gear, nice of knight to be doing giveaways.

[AlienRelics]

Ooh... very nice.

I'm so jealous of your dumpster!

[BradK]

With my limited electronics knowledge I'm sure I could blow one of those scopes in short order.

Could have used some better equipment to try and decode the signal in order to hack my Greenworks 60V mower.

[BobC]

Can't wait for the "I'm in" thread:  I'm shifting careers from engineering to education, and I'm gonna need more lab equipment!

[LapTop006]

EDU34450A 5.5 digit multimeter:
http://literature.cdn.keysight.com/litweb/pdf/EDU34450-90002.pdf

Shame it's not a 6.5 digit (and then of course people will want longer and longer), but with the graphing features in modern bench multimeters, should be great. I've been thinking the Keithley's seem a little nicer, but I love the big screens, really helps when you don't have the instrument right there with you.

EDU33212A Function Generator:
https://docs.rs-online.com/d5bd/A700000007406012.pdf

This looks pretty good, for my own personal use 30MHz of square would come in handy, but I have generators that do that fine (and a few arb's, this is one I'd skip).

EDU36311A Power Supply
https://docs.rs-online.com/3089/A700000007406024.pdf

If this has basic graphing of voltage & current it'd be great, and I'm currently lacking a keysight bench supply, all my HP/Agilent linear ones are now gone, and whilst I have two mainframes for the 6700 series, they're not the greatest to use as bench supplies.

[andersthuresson]

Interesting gear indeed! I have seen oscilloscopes and function gens in that formfactor but it is the first time I see a multimeter and power supply looking like that.

[ricard2k]

The Dave’s dumpster has a worm hole connection with Keysight HQ!

And yes I'm in, probably with my mass the worm hole will collapse to a black hole and suck all test equipment.

[hopski]

Shiny!

[jct]

Gee's I seriously need a dumpster like Dave's close to me.

[DenCraw]

OK. People from Spain and Italy, FORGET IT!.,... We do not belong to the club.

From Terms &Conditions:
" This promotion is limited to specific countries and is only open to entrants aged 18 years or older (if in the United States:  19 years for Alabama and 21 years for Mississippi) at the time of submission who are legal residents of, and physically located within, Canada (excluding the Province of Quebec), USA (excluding New York, Florida, and Rhode Island), Puerto Rico, Japan, South Korea; Taiwan, China; Chile, Austria, Finland, India, France, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, UK, South Africa,"

of course I'm in for the dumpster! (I wish i have a dumpster near by like that!,... well I have one but I only find beer cans and bottles, here in Alicante! hehe)

[richmond2000]

first I am not using this as an entry as this is my first post here somehow
but have to say that I agree stackability would be very nice feature to add EX to the edu line and the lower trim ones often used in home labs where space is a premium
as for the teardown I would like the powersupply to be first as I personally feel they are the hardest to "cut corners" on and are often very pricey for good "lab quality" units ++ they are more interesting in design - not saying I dont want a look under the "hood" of the other pieces

[capt bullshot]

All my scopes are Tek. It's about time for Keysight to donate me one of theirs

[kripton2035]

let's try one more year. this time may be ?

[JS]

I'm in...

first I am not using this as an entry as this is my first post here somehow
but have to say that I agree stackability would be very nice feature to add EX to the edu line and the lower trim ones often used in home labs where space is a premium
as for the teardown I would like the powersupply to be first as I personally feel they are the hardest to "cut corners" on and are often very pricey for good "lab quality" units ++ they are more interesting in design - not saying I dont want a look under the "hood" of the other pieces

Better to have small shelves to fit the instruments reasonably tight, just enough for good airflow. Much more stable than stackable light weight tall and short instruments... I have a recessed shelf right over my desk for the small, modern instruments, like my humble scope and a few others mostly home built, and a deeper one on top of that for the more vintage larger ones... Like an analog PS and a matching signal gen.

JS

[cowasaki]

I'm in

[graybeard]

I'm in

[Anthocyanina]

Hi Dave! does the youtube comment for participation have to say "I'm in" and nothing else? or comments with something after the "I'm in" will also be counted?

Thank you!

[LektroiD]

I'm just a hobbyist doing my degree at uni, but I'm absolutely in like flynn!

That magic dumpster is every electronics enthusiast's dream.

[Zbig]

I really should diversify my YT subs a bit...



BTW, I'm in

[Richard Crowley]

Count me in as liking the cosmetic design and uniform form factor.
Really a handsome quartet of test gear.
I almost feel like a traitor living here virtually in the shadow of the Tektronix campus.

What a magical dumpster you have there!   

[Odd]

Mee too
As an advanced hobbyist and low lever professional, one never has enough good instruments, especially a multi-channel lab PSU would be sweet.

[GiannisTDM]

Hey Dave, Thanks for doing the giveaway, I know tons of people that really need TE and while you might not be able to help them all even helping some of these up and coming engineers will make a difference. Of course I'm in like flynn too. I am a 16-year-old student from Greece wanting to get an EE degree,
I have been developing recently laser drivers of all topologies and sizes(constant current SMPSs) An open-source 1-30v 0-5A CC CV PSU specifically designed with safety features to keep the sensitive laser diodes safe and it also connects to a second board (stacked below the output module) With some 16 bit ADCs not only to read voltage and current but to also make some basic graphs over time with their 100ks/s rate. Any microcontroller can be used with them that supports SPI.

[SmokelessCPU]

I'm I stupid, or this thread was supposed to be used to discuss abount the video, like if we like the scope form factor,etcc. and the link for the entry will be posted later?