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DESCRIPTION:Electrical signals are everywhere — in your phone\, your earp
 iece\, the LED that blinks\, and the remote control you use to change chan
 nels. Engineers use a tool called an oscilloscope to actually see these si
 gnals — and most students go through years of electrical engineering wit
 hout ever touching one.\n\nSignal Detective is a 3-day\, hands-on workshop
  where you'll pick up a real oscilloscope\, connect a microphone or a TV r
 emote to it\, and watch electricity in real time. No lectures\, no prior e
 lectronics knowledge needed — just curiosity.\n\nDay 1 — The Shape of 
 Electricity: Meet the oscilloscope\, generate sine/square/triangle waves\,
  and learn to take real measurements.\n\nDay 2 — Seeing the Invisible: T
 urn sound\, light\, and even your own body into waveforms on screen. Inclu
 des the famous Finger Snap Challenge.\n\nDay 3 — Decoding the World Arou
 nd Us: Point a TV remote at an IR sensor and decode how devices "talk" to 
 each other — capped off by the Signal Detective Grand Challenge.\n\nYou 
 can attend any single day and still walk away with a complete experience. 
 Digital certificates provided to all participants.\n\nBldg: NiHub\, FUT Mi
 nna main campus Gidan kwanu\,\, 07049233355\, Minna\, Niger\, Nigeria\, 92
 0211
LOCATION:Bldg: NiHub\, FUT Minna main campus Gidan kwanu\,\, 07049233355\, 
 Minna\, Niger\, Nigeria\, 920211
ORGANIZER:tariqalmansur2019@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Signal Detective: Exploring the Hidden World of Electronics and Ins
 trumentation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/568486
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p class="font-claude-response-body break-wor
 ds whitespace-normal">Electrical signals are everywhere &mdash\; in your p
 hone\, your earpiece\, the LED that blinks\, and the remote control you us
 e to change channels. Engineers use a tool called an oscilloscope to actua
 lly see these signals &mdash\; and most students go through years of elect
 rical engineering without ever touching one.</p>\n<p class="font-claude-re
 sponse-body break-words whitespace-normal">Signal Detective is a 3-day\, h
 ands-on workshop where you'll pick up a real oscilloscope\, connect a micr
 ophone or a TV remote to it\, and watch electricity in real time. No lectu
 res\, no prior electronics knowledge needed &mdash\; just curiosity.</p>\n
 <p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal"><strong
 >Day 1 &mdash\; The Shape of Electricity:</strong> Meet the oscilloscope\,
  generate sine/square/triangle waves\, and learn to take real measurements
 .</p>\n<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal">
 <strong>Day 2 &mdash\; Seeing the Invisible:</strong> Turn sound\, light\,
  and even your own body into waveforms on screen. Includes the famous Fing
 er Snap Challenge.</p>\n<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words wh
 itespace-normal"><strong>Day 3 &mdash\; Decoding the World Around Us:</str
 ong> Point a TV remote at an IR sensor and decode how devices "talk" to ea
 ch other &mdash\; capped off by the Signal Detective Grand Challenge.</p>\
 n<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal">You ca
 n attend any single day and still walk away with a complete experience. Di
 gital certificates provided to all participants.</p>
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