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    Lab Report 1: Electronics I

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    This lab report describes experiments using an oscilloscope and function generator. In task 1, a 2 kHz sinusoidal waveform at 20V peak-to-peak was generated and visualized on the oscilloscope. In task 2, square waves at 4 kHz from 0-5V were generated at 25% and 70% duty cycles. In task 3, 1 kHz and 10V sinusoidal waves were saved to channels 1 and 2 after changing the frequency and voltage. Post lab questions define features of ammeters, voltmeters, and ohmmeters and are answered.

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    Lab Report 1: Electronics I

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    This lab report describes experiments using an oscilloscope and function generator. In task 1, a 2 kHz sinusoidal waveform at 20V peak-to-peak was generated and visualized on the oscilloscope. In task 2, square waves at 4 kHz from 0-5V were generated at 25% and 70% duty cycles. In task 3, 1 kHz and 10V sinusoidal waves were saved to channels 1 and 2 after changing the frequency and voltage. Post lab questions define features of ammeters, voltmeters, and ohmmeters and are answered.

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    This lab report describes experiments using an oscilloscope and function generator. In task 1, a 2 kHz sinusoidal waveform at 20V peak-to-peak was generated and visualized on the oscilloscope. In task 2, square waves at 4 kHz from 0-5V were generated at 25% and 70% duty cycles. In task 3, 1 kHz and 10V sinusoidal waves were saved to channels 1 and 2 after changing the frequency and voltage. Post lab questions define features of ammeters, voltmeters, and ohmmeters and are answered.

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    Lab Report 1: Electronics I

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    This lab report describes experiments using an oscilloscope and function generator. In task 1, a 2 kHz sinusoidal waveform at 20V peak-to-peak was generated and visualized on the oscilloscope. In task 2, square waves at 4 kHz from 0-5V were generated at 25% and 70% duty cycles. In task 3, 1 kHz and 10V sinusoidal waves were saved to channels 1 and 2 after changing the frequency and voltage. Post lab questions define features of ammeters, voltmeters, and ohmmeters and are answered.

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    Electronics I

    Lab Report 1

    Muhammad Hassan Shahid


    Name

    Registration Number FA19-BEE-214

    Class BEE(3C)

    Instructor’s Name Sir Tahir Khan


    Introduction to Digital Oscilloscope and Digital
    Function Generator
    Oscilloscope
    An oscilloscope is a device which is used to visualize the graphs and is used to display time-
    varying electronic signals on a screen.

    Function Generator
    A function generator is a device which is used to generate different type of wave forms. Usually
    it is used to test circuits. We can change the values of different variables such as frequency,
    voltage and time to generate their graphs.

    In Lab Tasks
    Task 1
    Connect the oscilloscope with function generator and take values of channel 1 status and time
    base status. Generate a waveform (sinusoidal) of frequency 2 KHz and 20V peak to peak.
    Visualize this waveform on oscilloscope and note down all the values.
    Task 2
    Generate a square waveform of frequency 4 KHz and voltage 0-5V and observe the result on
    oscilloscope. Now set the duty cycle value at 25% and observe the changes in graph and note
    all the values. Change the duty cycle value to 70% and repeat the experiment.

    Task 3
    Generate a sinusoidal of 1 KHz and 10V and visualize this on oscilloscope. Press ref and save
    this waveform as channel 1. Now change the frequency and voltage of the wave and save this
    as channel 2. Now recall these waveforms and observe the readings.

    Post Lab
    Features of Ammeter
     Measure current in Ampere
     Connected in series to the circuit
     It has small shunt resistance
    Features of Voltmeter
     Measure voltage in volts
     Connected in parallel to the circuit
     It has very high resistance

    Features of Ohmmeter
     Measure resistance in ohm
     Micro-ohmmeter is used to measure small resistances in circuits
     Meg-ohmmeter is used to measure large resistances in circuits

    Answers
    1. The X-Y button on oscilloscope is used to measure the phase difference between two
    overlapping waves.
    2. Yes, the amplitude change if we change the horizontal position of signal because
    amplitude is the maximum value of wave. And maximum value changes as we change
    the vertical position of signal.
    3. No, the amplitude does not change if we change the vertical position of signal because it
    only shifts the signal towards top or bottom

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