This lab includes the basics: breadboards, wires, an array of passive and active components, logic gates, a dirt cheap multimeter (looking to upgrade soon), a Siglent SDS 1052DL+ Digital Oscilloscope, a Tekpower TP3005T DC Regulated Power Supply, and any cool scraps or gadgets I find lying around. Of course, there is also a laptop that currently holds way too many Falstad circuit simulator tabs. By the way, the Falstad simulator is free and provides a great visual in what's actually happening with the circuit. I highly recommend you try it out here:
http://www.falstad.com/circuit/circuitjs.html
So this cues the start of my electrical engineering adventure with the Waveworks Laboratory! My name is Kaylon A. Wheeler, and I am a senior electrical engineering student based in Houston, TX, a city that comes to mind when you have a problem. Houston is home to the NASA Johnson Space Center where I interned for three full-time tours! If you're interested in my NASA story, here is a link:
