September 27, 2010
Those probes never used to work for me
What connects the logos:
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Answer:
All the logos are based around Lissajous figures :-)
The logos are all waveforms from an oscilloscope. Most likely obtained by putting two sinosoids of different frequencies on the x and y probes.
Lissajous figures
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
Lissajous curves
All logos are Lissajous curves with varying parameters.
Lissajous figures
Lissajous curve
Lissajous figures
University of Electro-Communications , japan.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
ABC.
All use variants of the Lissajous curve / Bowditch curve as their logos.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve
Lissajous curves
Lissajous curves in their logos
The common thing to the logos is that they all have “Lissajous curve”.
It is the graph of a system of parametric equations
All the three logos consists of “Lissajous curve”.
Lissajous curve. Nice qn.
All these logos have Lissajous curve in them.
Lissajous curves
(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)
Lissajous curves
Lissajous curves.
The logos are made of Lissajous curves with different parameter ratios.
All logos have Mobius Strip.
Lissajous figures
used in graphic design as logos of
* The Australian Broadcasting Corporation
* The Lincoln Laboratory at MIT
* The University of Electro-Communications, Japan
Lissajous figures
Lissajous curves
Lissajous Figure