Help fill in table The CH2 waveform vr(t) is shown in red. 3. Now, double the...
1. Consider the single-phase VSI inverter shown below dc VR(t) iz(t) a) If your input voltage Vdc - 100V2 V and switching frequency is 60 Hz with zero delay angle. Then, sketch the square wave output. Mark the peak values [10 marks] b) Sketch the fundamental output on the top of the above waveform. Mark the peak value По marksl c) The above A VSI is used to create a square wave output with 100v2 V at 60 Hz. This...
Problems 1 through 8 refer to the sinusoidal waveforms on the right, which are displayed on an oscilloscope having the following settings: Channel 1 Vertical Axis: 1 V/Division Channel 2 Vertical Axis: 50 mV/Division Horizontal Axis: 1 ms/Division The zero-volt level is at the center of the screen for both channels. Consider the left edge of the screen to be the t=0 axis. Consider the waveform displayed on Channel 1 as the output voltage of a function generator. In ze...
NI ELVISmx Basic Settings Advanced Settings Sample Rate: 200.00iS Oane10 Settings Channel 1 Settings Source AI 1 At 0 Enabled Probe Scale Volts,01, Poston pv) 100 mV 200 mV Trigger Type Sope Level M Horizontal positon (%) 50 200 us T: 250.00 umeout Ci: 489.99 C284.13 mV CHO Meas RMS:345.95 mV Freq: 999.998 Hz Vpp: 979.42 m CH1 Meas: RMS: 59.46 mV Freq: 999.928 Hz pp: 168.31 m Instrument Control Acquiation Mode Print Log Help Autoscale Cursors OnCi CHO Fig....
Ctri Question 3 (20 Marks) Lab 1-Zener Circuits and Applications Theory: Zener diode is designed to operate in reverse conduction. Zener breakdown occurs at a precisely defined voltage, allowing the diode to be used as a voltage reference or clipper. While Zener diodes are usually operated in reverse conduction, they may also be operated in cutoff and forward conduction. There are two different effects that are used in "Zener diodes". The only practical difference is that the two types have...
I am currently trying to figure out the experiment below. Please complete Table 1 with an explanation, I appreciate it thank you! Promise to give thumbs up! Introduction The phase differences between the output voltage, the voltage across the inductor, the voltage across the capacitor, and the voltage across the resistor will be examined at resonant frequency. The voltage and phase relationship will also be examined for frequencies above and below resonance. Theory An inductor, a capacitor, and a resistor are...