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    Name: viral gajera


    Enrollment No: 92000103080

    Co1: Understand the voltage current characteristics and operation of semiconductor devices,
    circuits and operational amplifier.

    Co4: Analyse the behaviour of Electronics circuits containing Semiconductor device, Operational
    Amplifier & Verify using Modern tools (Multisim).

    Outcome: Students will be able to,

    1. Understand working of Function generator, CRO, Multimeter.

    2. Learn about circuit making using multisim software

    Task 1:
    Apply 10 V P-P sine wave, 1 KHz frequency using function generator and observe on CRO, calculate
    Peak to Peak voltage and time to complete a cycle (calibrate time and voltage low)
    Maximum Voltage Vmax = 4.992

    Minimum voltage Vmin = -4.992

    Peak to peak voltage Vp = 9.983

    Time to complete cycle = time period T = 1 ms

    Frequency = 1 kHz

    Task 2:
    Apply 50mV maximum/peak triangular wave, 100 Hz frequency using function generator and
    observe on CRO, calculate Peak to Peak voltage and time to complete a cycle ( calibrate time and
    voltage low).

    Triangular waveform

    Maximum voltage Vmax = 50 mv

    Peak to peak voltage Vp = 100 mv

    Time to complete cycle = time period = 10 ms

    Frequency = 100 Hz
    Task 3:
    Apply 14 V P-P square wave, 10KHz frequency using function generator and observe on CRO,
    calculate Peak to Peak voltage and time to complete a cycle (calibrate time and voltage low).

    Square waveform

    Maximum voltage Vmax = 7 v

    Peak to peak voltage Vp = 14 v

    Time to complete cycle = Time period = 100 us

    Frequency = 10000 Hz
    Task 4: Apply 5 V P-P sine wave, 1MHz frequency using function generator and observe on CRO,
    calculate Peak to Peak voltage and time to complete a cycle (calibrate time and voltage low).

    Maximum voltage Vmax = 2.5 v


    Peak to peak voltage = 5 v
    Time to complete cycle = Time period = 1 us
    Frequency = 1 MHz
    Task 5: Apply 1KHz, 2 V peak to peak sine wave to CRO and observe the effect of x-pos, y-pos, GD,
    invert nobe of CRO.

    Maximum voltage Vmax = 1 v

    Peak to peak voltage = 2v

    Frequency = 1 kHz

    X-POS:

    Its shifts x (time) position of graph. As we increase x pos , graph shifts toward right and vice
    versa.

    Y-POS:

    Its shifts y (amplitude) position of graph. As we increase y pos , graph shifts toward up and
    vice versa.

    GD:

    Ground acts like reference of circuit. Ground voltage Vg = 0 v.

    Invert nobe CRO:

    As we invert nobe, graph reflect about x axis.


    Task 6: Using Function generator
    1. Apply 10KHz, 2 V peak to peak sine wave to channel 1 of CRO

    2. Apply 4 V, Peak to peak triangular wave 100 Hz to channel 2 of CRO. Observe the effect of

    channel 1 / channel 2 and dual switch.

    Task 7: Observe basic functions of multimeter.

    Multimeter can use as both ammeter and voltmeter. In series connection it acts like ammeter and
    parallel connection its acts like voltmeter. We also measure resistance in multimeter.
    Conclusion:

    Using multisim we can easily make any circuit containing battery, multimeter, resistor,
    diode, transistor etc. we can also observe characteristic graph using oscilloscope.

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