101 Ways to Use Your Oscilloscope: Howard W. Sams Publication 20416

"Telivision servicemen and electronics technicians are required by the nature of their work to be familiar with a large variety of test equipment. It is almost always assumed that these men have a good working knowledge of the tools of their trade. Often, however, a certain routine is developed so that each piece of test equipment performs only a limited number of tasks. The procedures workde out may not be the most efficient, yet a familiar routine tends to be used whenever possible as long as the results are anywhere near satisfactory. The 101 Ways to Use Your Test Equipment series has been written to encourage servicemen and technicians to explore the total possibilities of their test equipment. Each book takes a major unit or a group of related pieces of equipment and shows the ways it can be used---some conventional, some unusual and imaginative. Test setups, procedures, and results are described and illustrated in detail. 101 Ways to Use Your Oscilloscope describes potential uses of this essential pieces of test equipment. It includes actual photographs of the waveforms that should be present at a given point and discusses likely defects when the waveform is abnormal. The uses explained range from the very basic to the more involved and complex, yet explanations are concise and easy to follow. In addition to the standard service oscilloscope, this book includes information on laboratory-type triggered-sweep units." (from back cover)