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    Electrical Circuits Lab Experiment 1 Introduction To Basic Test and Management Equipment Part2 Oscilloscope Prepared By: Ahmad Alwohoush

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    This document summarizes an experiment using an oscilloscope to measure electrical signals. The objectives are to measure amplitude, frequency, and phase shift. The equipment used includes a digital multimeter, function generator, and oscilloscope. Various waveforms, including sine, square, and triangle waves, are generated and displayed on the oscilloscope. Measurements of the signals' amplitude, frequency, and time base are reported. The conclusion discusses differences between measured and predicted values that may be due to measurement inaccuracies or internal resistance.

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    This document summarizes an experiment using an oscilloscope to measure electrical signals. The objectives are to measure amplitude, frequency, and phase shift. The equipment used includes a digital multimeter, function generator, and oscilloscope. Various waveforms, including sine, square, and triangle waves, are generated and displayed on the oscilloscope. Measurements of the signals' amplitude, frequency, and time base are reported. The conclusion discusses differences between measured and predicted values that may be due to measurement inaccuracies or internal resistance.

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    Electrical circuits lab

    Experiment 1
    introduction to basic test
    and management
    equipment part2
    oscilloscope
    : Prepared by
    Ahmad Alwohoush
    : Supervised by
    Eng. Walaa

    Introduction:
    This is one of most important pieces of laboratory test equipment,
    It's basically a voltage-sensing and display devise, it can't measure
    current directly however, it can be used to measure a voltage
    proportional to desired current.
    Most modern scope have two input channels with adjustable,
    calibrated, gain.
    Two signals can thus be viewed separately if they are synchronized.
    Calibrated gain setting enable the measurement of voltage
    amplitude.
    This generator produces a calibrated variable- frequency voltage
    time amplitude.
    There are controls which affect the quality of the display.

    Objectives:

    This experiment is intended to give the student a quick


    exposure to laboratory equipment which will be used in
    this course: this part the oscilloscope.
    To measure the amplitude( Vp-p,Vp,Vrms).
    Frequency.
    Phase shift.

    Equipment:
    We used in this experiment is:
    Digital multimeter, function generator and oscilloscope.

    Analyzes& data& results:


    We put the scale as: time base 2micro s/div, input channel vertival
    sensitivity 500mv/div.
    F: frequency.
    A:amplitude.
    T:time base.

    F=100Hz.
    Vp=500mv

    A=2v

    T=2 micro s/div

    Vp-p=2volt

    Vp=1

    T=5*2=10

    Vp-p=2*1=2
    Vp=number of squre*v/div
    Vp=1*1=1
    F=1/t=1/10=0.1
    T=10*1=10
    The sine wave signal:

    The square signal:

    The triangle signal:

    When we used the multi meter to measure Vdc=0.0031


    And Vac= 0.70744.

    Conclusion:
    The values for the wave functions period at different frequencies
    corresponded with predicted results in experiment one.
    However the value of V(p) differed with the predicted value, The
    difference because more pronounced the higher the Value of V(rms)

    , this is most likely due to in accuracy in reading the results and the
    internal resistance of the circuit.
    The results of experiment three coincided exactly with the
    predicted result of 100Hz thus verifying the formula.
    The two wave functions in experiment four never came exactly
    into phase, due to internal resistance and the fact that even at very
    a very high frequency a certain amount of charge is still stored on
    the capacitor which would cause a phase difference.

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