26 Responses to “Those probes never used to work for me”

1. Anjul

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   The logos are all waveforms from an oscilloscope. Most likely obtained by putting two sinosoids of different frequencies on the x and y probes.

   
   
2. jowens

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   Lissajous figures

   
   
3. Rogi

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   They worked for me. I used to love playing around on an o-scope, making Lissajous loops. So many tricks you can do by cross-connecting the probes. Curve tracers are still one of the fastest ways I know to find a bad component. Fun to build and use. http://www.changpuak.ch/electr.....racer.html

   
   
4. Ananth

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   Lissajous curves

   
   
5. dineshk

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   All logos are Lissajous curves with varying parameters.

   
   
6. SV

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   Lissajous figures

   
   
7. Dibyo

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   Lissajous curve

   
   
8. byslexia

   Lissajous figures

   
   
9. Logik

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   University of Electro-Communications , japan. MIT Lincoln Laboratory. ABC. All use variants of the Lissajous curve / Bowditch curve as their logos.

   
   
10. username

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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve

    
    
11. shrik

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    Lissajous curves

    
    
12. lanu

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    Lissajous curves in their logos

    
    
13. Qbrain

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    The common thing to the logos is that they all have “Lissajous curve”. It is the graph of a system of parametric equations

    
    
14. ElatedSipun010

    All the three logos consists of “Lissajous curve”.

    
    
15. udupendra

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    Lissajous curve. Nice qn.

    
    
16. ht

    All these logos have Lissajous curve in them.

    
    
17. krudebox

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    Lissajous curves

    
    
18. Rahulk

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    (1) The University of Electro-Communications, Japan (2) The Lincoln Laboratory at MIT (3) The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (1),(2) and (3) uses Lissajous figures for representing their logos 1) uses (a = 1, b = 3, δ = π/2) 2) uses (a = 4, b = 3, δ = 0) 3) uses (a = 3, b = 4, δ = π/2)

    
    
19. Madhuri

    Lissajous curves

    
    
20. Raghuvansh

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    Lissajous curves.

    
    
21. Prateek Agarwal

    The logos are made of Lissajous curves with different parameter ratios.

    
    
22. Manish Achuth

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    All logos have Mobius Strip.

    
    
23. raklodramA

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    Lissajous figures used in graphic design as logos of * The Australian Broadcasting Corporation * The Lincoln Laboratory at MIT * The University of Electro-Communications, Japan

    
    
24. Sumanth Patlolla

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    Lissajous figures

    
    
25. Anubhav

    Lissajous curves

    
    
26. Thejas V R

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    Lissajous Figure