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    This document is a lab report submitted by Dexter Jeff L. Reyes for Communication Theory 1. It describes an experiment on a bi-stable multivibrator circuit using resistors, capacitors, transistors, an LED, and a power supply. The objective and materials used are listed, along with the wiring diagram. Test results show the circuit toggling between outputs 1 and 2 as the triggers change state.

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    Bi-stable Multivibrator
    Experiment No. 4

    In
    Communication Theory 1

    Submitted By:
    Dexter Jeff L. Reyes
    BSECE – 2A

    Submitted to:
    Engr. Edbert Aquitania

    Date Performed: 15 August 2009


    Date Submitted: 22 August 2009
    I. OBJECTIVE:

    II. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT:

     Breadboard
     Resistors (1KΩ, 10KΩ)
     Capacitors (0.1µF)
     Transistors (2N3904)
     Power supply
     LED
     Connecting wires

    III. PROCEDURE:

    1. Prepare the materials and equipment needed in the experiment.


    2. Connect the given circuit of bi- stable multivibrator.
    3. Connect the LEDs on trigger 1 and 2 which set as an output indicator.
    4. Elo, anu sunod dito?????hehe…

    IV. WIRING DIAGRAM:

    Rc1 Rc2

    RB1 RB2

    Q1 Q2
    C C

    Trigger 1 Trigger 2
    V. DATA AND RESULTS:

    Trigger 1 Trigger 2 Output 1 Output 2


    0 0 1 0
    0 1 0 1
    1 0 1 0
    1 1 0 1

    VI. DISCUSSION:

    VII. CONCLUSION:

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