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oscilloscope controls are set for 2 V/div and 500μ S/div a. What is the max voltage...
Analog Oscilloscope Setup: 1. Turn on the power to the oscilloscope. 2. Connect the function gene...
Analog Oscilloscope Setup: 1. Turn on the power to the oscilloscope. 2. Connect the function generator to the Channel 1 input on the oscilloscope 3. In the Vertical Control Group, set the Channel 1 AC/GND/DC switch to AC. 4. Set the Volts-per-Division knob 5. Intensity knob: adjust the signal intensity and focus to a comfortable level by using the intensity and focus knobs, respectively Set the seconds-per-division knob 6. Assignment Procedures: 1. Using the settings completed above, answer the following...
#6 table 2 8 LABORATORY REPORT 1C. TIME/DIV-S IC VOLTS/DIV-SV A VOLTS/DIV V ov o v...
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8 LABORATORY REPORT 1C. TIME/DIV-S IC VOLTS/DIV-SV A VOLTS/DIV V ov o v 0 s 2A. TIME/DIN-S2B. TIME/DIV 2C TIME/DIV-mS 2C. VOLTS/DIV o V 0 s 60033 0 s 3A. TIME/DIV-m 3A, VOLTS/DIV=-, 3B. TIME/DIV-1m 3B. VOLTS/DIV o v 0 s 0 s 388 Physics Laboratory Mamual Loyd A. TIME/DIV- ms 4A. VOLTS/DIV-LV o v ov 0 s 0 s 0 s Data Table 1 X Data Table 2 Voltmeter (V Voltmeter V 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00...
You place an AC voltage signal of amplitude 1.4 V and with a frequency of 1100.0...
You place an AC voltage signal of amplitude 1.4 V and with a frequency of 1100.0 Hz, into the input of an oscilloscope. (Note, you will not include units in your answers.) (a) Find the distance displayed on the screen of the oscilloscope for a full wave, if the sweep speed is adjusted to 182 µsec/DIV. divisions (b) If the vertical gain is set to 0.47 V/DIV, how many divisions will the wave span from peak-to-peak of the wave? divisions
PROCEDURE B: 1. Voltage reading from DMM: 1.44 Voltage reading from oscilloscope:-ScoV Percentage difference between readings:...
PROCEDURE B: 1. Voltage reading from DMM: 1.44 Voltage reading from oscilloscope:-ScoV Percentage difference between readings: 3. 200 % PROCEDURE C 다1:2.0N 850 Hr Frequency of wave (experimental): 0 2 Frequency set on Function Generator: 250 Hz Percentage Difference between frequencies: Peak-to -Peak Voltage from oscilloscope: RMS calculated voltage12 Experimental RMS Voltage reading from DMM: Percentage Difference: 1e 5.53 3.147 Oscilloscope 1 1-9
1. In this class and in other physics lab classes you will often use oscilloscopes to...
1. In this class and in other physics lab classes you will often use oscilloscopes to look at signal that change in time. Below is a sinusoidal AC signal on an oscilloscope screen. The vertical axis is set to 10 mV/division and the horizontal axis is set to 50 ms/division For the signal shown, what is the: a. Average voltage? b. Peak voltage? c. Peak-to-peak voltage? d. RMS voltage? e. Period? f. Frequency? g. If you were to write an...
4. Consider a sinusoidal voltage signal of the form: v(t)=10sin(2(pi)1000t) Determine: a. average value of v(t)...
4. Consider a sinusoidal voltage signal of the form: v(t)=10sin(2(pi)1000t) Determine: a. average value of v(t) b. maximum value of v(t) c. minimum value of v(t) d. RMS (root mean square) value of v(t) Now assume that this signal is driving a 25Ω load. Determine: e. average power dissipated in the load f. maximum instantaneous power dissipated in the load g. Minimum instantaneous power dissipated in the load Also, provide: h. Frequency in Hz i. Period, in ms j. frequency...
The oscilloscope display below is connected to a sine wave of 100 Hz frequency and 4...
The oscilloscope display below is connected to a sine wave of 100 Hz frequency and 4 volt amplitude, 100 us seconds/div, and 2 volts/div. What control(s) on the oscilloscope need to be adjusted to bring this signal into focus so that it displays a sine wave? The oscilloscope display below is connected to a sine wave of 150 Hz frequency , 2 ms seconds/div, and 1 volts/div. What control(s) on the oscilloscope need to be adjusted to bring this signal...
A sine wave signal is displayed on the screen of an oscilloscope. 6 peak-to-peak divisions are...
A sine wave signal is displayed on the screen of an oscilloscope. 6 peak-to-peak divisions are measured vertically and 8 peak-to-peak divisions horizontally. The voltage control is on the 2 volts / div scale and the sweep control is on the 5ms scale. The signal period is: a. 0.03 seconds b. 0.04 seconds c. 4 seconds d. 0.005 seconds
NsS Student ID First part-Theeretical [5 points, 15 minutes: Answer the follewing questions: II p...
nsS Student ID First part-Theeretical [5 points, 15 minutes: Answer the follewing questions: II point] For a sinusoidal signal with a frequency of 10 kHz, 5 V peak-to-peak, and-5 V offset, what will be the readings of the RMS value on the oscilloscope under DC coupling? a) sv b) -5V c) o d) 1.77V ) 5.3v Explain your answer I- [I point] What will be the voltage measured by the Digital Multimeter (DMM) under DC 2. settings for a sinusoidal...
Oscilloscope with RC circuits: Explain with an example how you measure the frequency of a signal...
Oscilloscope with RC circuits: Explain with an example how you measure the frequency of a signal from oscilloscope by using (a) x-axis scale and (b) using y-axis scale? (c) what is the difference between V(peak voltage) and Vrms (root-mean-square) of AC voltage source?
Analog Oscilloscope Setup: 1. Turn on the power to the oscilloscope. 2. Connect the function generator to the Channel 1 input on the oscilloscope 3. In the Vertical Control Group, set the Channel 1 AC/GND/DC switch to AC. 4. Set the Volts-per-Division knob 5. Intensity knob: adjust the signal intensity and focus to a comfortable level by using the intensity and focus knobs, respectively Set the seconds-per-division knob 6. Assignment Procedures: 1. Using the settings completed above, answer the following...
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8 LABORATORY REPORT 1C. TIME/DIV-S IC VOLTS/DIV-SV A VOLTS/DIV V ov o v 0 s 2A. TIME/DIN-S2B. TIME/DIV 2C TIME/DIV-mS 2C. VOLTS/DIV o V 0 s 60033 0 s 3A. TIME/DIV-m 3A, VOLTS/DIV=-, 3B. TIME/DIV-1m 3B. VOLTS/DIV o v 0 s 0 s 388 Physics Laboratory Mamual Loyd A. TIME/DIV- ms 4A. VOLTS/DIV-LV o v ov 0 s 0 s 0 s Data Table 1 X Data Table 2 Voltmeter (V Voltmeter V 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00...
PROCEDURE B: 1. Voltage reading from DMM: 1.44 Voltage reading from oscilloscope:-ScoV Percentage difference between readings: 3. 200 % PROCEDURE C 다1:2.0N 850 Hr Frequency of wave (experimental): 0 2 Frequency set on Function Generator: 250 Hz Percentage Difference between frequencies: Peak-to -Peak Voltage from oscilloscope: RMS calculated voltage12 Experimental RMS Voltage reading from DMM: Percentage Difference: 1e 5.53 3.147 Oscilloscope 1 1-9
1. In this class and in other physics lab classes you will often use oscilloscopes to look at signal that change in time. Below is a sinusoidal AC signal on an oscilloscope screen. The vertical axis is set to 10 mV/division and the horizontal axis is set to 50 ms/division For the signal shown, what is the: a. Average voltage? b. Peak voltage? c. Peak-to-peak voltage? d. RMS voltage? e. Period? f. Frequency? g. If you were to write an...
The oscilloscope display below is connected to a sine wave of 100 Hz frequency and 4 volt amplitude, 100 us seconds/div, and 2 volts/div. What control(s) on the oscilloscope need to be adjusted to bring this signal into focus so that it displays a sine wave? The oscilloscope display below is connected to a sine wave of 150 Hz frequency , 2 ms seconds/div, and 1 volts/div. What control(s) on the oscilloscope need to be adjusted to bring this signal...
nsS Student ID First part-Theeretical [5 points, 15 minutes: Answer the follewing questions: II point] For a sinusoidal signal with a frequency of 10 kHz, 5 V peak-to-peak, and-5 V offset, what will be the readings of the RMS value on the oscilloscope under DC coupling? a) sv b) -5V c) o d) 1.77V ) 5.3v Explain your answer I- [I point] What will be the voltage measured by the Digital Multimeter (DMM) under DC 2. settings for a sinusoidal...
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