TCO 3) Which of the following is not part of the 95126128 embedded timer uni? Input capture Output capture Output compare O Pulse-width modulation TCO 3) Which of the following is not part of th...
Use below drawings to describe how to measure a). period b). pulse width c). duty cycle using input capture feature of a timer. No need to write code or set up register, just plain English describing how to do the measurement. Hint, you are using the input capture of a timer. 2. K-Pulse Width- Duty cycle = th/h Use below drawings to describe how to measure a). period b). pulse width c). duty cycle using input capture feature of a...
Communication System Solve with ALL steps Please QUESTION 3 Briefly explain the following Analog Pulse Modulation (APM): (i) Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) (iii) Pulse Position Modulation (PPM) (2 marks) (2 marks) (2 marks) b) There are several digital modulations techniques used to modulate digital signal. For a binary data 10111011, sketch the output waveform if the following modulator is used: Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK) (2 marks) Frequency Shift Keying(FSK) (2 marks) (iii) Phase Shift Keying (PSK)...
The following code implements some Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) code and interacts with a Curiosity board (usual connections of pushbutton on portC pin4 (logic 0 when pressed), LEDs on portA pins 1, 2 and 5, and portC pin 5, and Potentiometer on portC pin 0 - not all used here). Note the following relationship for the duty cycle 96DutyCycle DutyCycleNumber The Duty cycle (as a percentage of 100) is set by 80 100 PWM_init); // initialisation of PWM module 1...
Which kind of error occurs as a result of the following statements? OUTPUT area INPUT length INPUT width SET area = length * width
3. The input and output corresponding to the steady (vibratory) response of a first order system have been recorded below. (a) Use the phase difference to find the time constant of the system. (b) Use the magnitude ratio between both curves to find the time constant of the system and compare your answer to that of part (a) if the equation is known to be ai + bx = Csin(wt) where the input is Csin(wt), the output is x, and...
16. Which of the following is a resistive network that's connected across the output of a power supply and used to provide two or more output voltages? A. A choke-input filter B. A switching regulator C. A bleeder resistor D. A voltage divider 19. Which of the following is a circuit that produces only one output pulse of direct current for each complete AC input cycle? A. A voltage regulator B. A full-wave rectifier C. A half-wave rectifier D. An...
Lab Procedure: Part 1: Source Free RC Circuit V(t) ilts C3 (R3 21ko 1uF IC=10V a) For the circuit shown above, provide the equation and calculate the following: 1. The source free equation for V(t) for V(O)= 10 volts 2. The equation for it) 3. V(t) and i(t) for t = t (one time constant) b) Now, enter the circuit using Multisim Schematic Capture. c) Simulate using Transient mode with a graphical output and verify graphical results with your calculations....
A sequential circuit is to be designed with two input lines A - "Pres> 800" and B Temp> 100" and a single outputX-"ALARM". If a clock pulse arrives when AB 00 the circuit is to assume a reset state which may be labeled SO. Suppose the next "3" clock pulses following a resetting pulse coincide with thoe following sequence of input conditions 01- 11 - 01 The output"ALARM" is to be"1" coinciding with the third of such a string of...
PART 1) PART 2) PART 3) PART 4) INPUT Q0 Q1. C R RESET o CLK Q0 Q1 J1 Q.1 In the circuit above, there are 8 possible inputs to any device: X, X", Qo, Qo, Q1, Q, 1, or 0 Using those 8 possibilities, write the Boolean expressions for each of the following
Part A - If you compare green light to radio waves which of the following is TRUE? O O green light is electromagnetic radiation and radio waves are not green light has a longer wavelength than a radio wave green light travels through free space at the same speed as radio waves green light has lower energy than radio rays O