Coventry University agrees kit purchase from Tektronix – a world leader in electronic test and measurement equipment

Teaching and learning facilities in Coventry University’s Beatrice Shilling building have been transformed thanks to the acquisition of new cutting-edge equipment and resources.

Tektronix, a world-leader in electronic test and measurement equipment has provided the university’s new build with 53 high-tech fully-equipped workstations, taking the Faculty of Environment, Engineering and Computing’s facilities to the next level.

The collaboration between Coventry University and Tektronix is an integral part of Coventry University’s continuing drive to produce job-ready graduates with industry-standard experience and knowledge.

The new laboratory as part of the recently-developed Beatrice Shilling building is designed to deliver cutting-edge, research-led and industry-driven teaching and learning to thousands of students every year.

As a major player in the electronic test and measurement equipment industry, Tektronix will strive to support Coventry University with its objective of creating world-class teaching spaces and facilities.

The equipment installed and provided by Tektronix, and by SJ Electronics, one of the UK’s leading distributors of educational test equipment, includes analysis software, digital storage oscilloscopes, arbitrary/function generators and 5.5 digit digital multimeters.

All of these features have been built into the 53 bespoke seated workstations, which will allow both undergraduate and postgraduate students studying courses such as Computer Hardware and Software Engineering Beng and Electrical and Electronic Engineering Beng to perform an extensive range of practical, electronics and physics experiments.