Settings for the 5.2A function generator: • AC Sine Wave • f = 30 Hz • Phase Shift = 50° • Offset = 0 V • Amplitude = 2 V
MULTISIM DESIGN
OSCILLOSCOPE SPECIFICATIONS
Vrms= 2V
Frequency = 30Hz
Phase shift = 50o (as mentioned in the question)
Calculated time period =
= 33.14 ms
Simulation Results
OSCILLOSCOPE
Note -- Red color indicates input and green color indicates input.
INPUT Vs OUTPUT
S.no | Time(sec) | Vin(V) | Vout(V) |
1 | 9.697 | 1.018 | -.174 |
2 | 9.7 | 2.211 | 1.136 |
3 | 9.709 | 1.711 | 2.253 |
PHASE SHIFT
Clearly time difference between two maxima is
=26.466
C
OUTPUT TIME PERIOD
HERE OUTPUT TIME PERIOD T2-T1=33.144 mS
INPUT TIME PERIOD
HERE INPUT TIME PERIOD IS T2-T1= 33.142mS
frequency =30 Hz
Yes ouput and input time period is same And hence Frequency
Settings for the 5.2A function generator: • AC Sine Wave • f = 30 Hz • Phase Shift = 50° • Offset...
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