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EMIN & GWInstek: Back-to-Basic Measurement Workshop in Hanoi

08/24/2018 13:54:54

**"Back-to-Basic Measurement Workshop" in Hanoi on 19,20,21th August** In this workshop, customer have change to leran how to use optimally the equipments: [

"Back-to-Basic Measurement Workshop" in Hanoi on 19,20,21th August

In this workshop, customer have change to leran how to use optimally the equipments: OscilloscopeFunction generatorDC power and LCR meter . Customers also be carefully guided to operate on the machine by foreign experts from GW Instek.

The workshop is co-organized by EMIN Vietnam and Good Will Instek (GW Instek). Good Will Instrument Co. Ltd. (GW Instek)  has been a prestige manufacturer of testing and measuring equipment in the world since 1975, offers a wide range of products and solutions that enable accurate, long-term and reliable testing in the hardest testing environments.

Toward the real experience, we chose the classroom layout, each three-person table has five instruments. Thus, you can have the opportunity to experience more real and better understand the information brought.

The participants of this one day technical seminar were engineers, managers, scientists, academicians or technocrats.etc.

That is not only the chance to study, improve knowledge, skills. The workshop is also a place to exchange work experience, meeting with foreign experts, engineers, technicians, researchers, managers from the fields of electricity, electronics, IT, telecommunications.etc.

In Workshop, the guests directly practice, with the dedicated guidance of foreign experts

Foreign experts direct guidance

EMIN Technicians guidance

Difference from seminar, In a Workshop, guests can directly experience equipment. Be able to ask and get directly answers for any difficults while using instruments.

The oldest guest

The only female technician in the first day of Workshop

Thanks to your enthusiastic participations. Workshop in Hanoi have been successful.
On behalf of the organizing committee of the "Basic Measurement Training Workshop", thank you for your interest and affection. Hope you continue to accompany us and attend the next EMIN events.
Sincerely thank you and see you at the next events!

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