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For Later 33 33 found this document useful, Mark this document as useful 67 67 found this document not useful, Mark this document as not useful Embed Share Print Download Now Jump to Page You are on page 1 of 16 Search inside document Browse Books Site Directory Site Language: English Change Language English Change Language. This lab manual is intended to support the students of undergraduate engineering in the related fields of electronics en.It will also be useful to the undergraduate students of electrical science branches of engineering and applied science. This book begins with an introduction to the electronic components and equipment, and the experiments for electronics workshop. Further, it covers experiments for basic electronics lab, electronic circuits lab and digital electronics lab. A separate chapter is devoted to the simulation of electronics experiments using PSpice. Each experiment has aim, components and equipment required, theory, circuit diagram, tables, graphs, alternate circuits, answered questions and troubleshooting techniques. With three decades of teaching experience, he has authored 15 books and published forty nine technical papers in national and international journals.We are a non-profit group that run this website to share documents. We need your help to maintenance this website. The objective of this lab manual is to provide information to undergraduate students to practice experiments in electronics laboratories. The experiments described in this book enable the students to learn: Various analog integrated circuits and their functions Analog and digital communication techniques Power electronics circuits and their functions Microwave equipment and components Optical communication devices This book is intended for the B.Tech students of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Biomedical Electronics, Instrumentation and Control, Computer Science, and Applied Electronics. Electronic devices salivahanan ebook freeEdc by salivahanan pdf free download. Electronics devices and Electronics circuits lab manual navas. Books. Electronics Circuit Lab Manual By Ka Navas Vol 2 94f07569b2. 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For example, input impedance is defined for the input of a scope, while output impedance is defined for the output of a signal generator. It uses one of two long BNC cables that must be shared between groups. You can (and should) do it at any time the long cables are free. Trace out the schematic. Decode the resistor values from the color code by yourself. The Black Box's output connectors are the two 5-wide grey connectors. All 5 spots on one connector are connected (shorted) together. Plot the measured current against the measured voltage. On the same graph, also plot the output current predicted by the Thevenin circuit as a function of the output voltage, i.e. postulate that the Thevenin circuit is attached to the above resistors, and calculate the output current and voltage. Does the Thevenin circuit predict these voltages accurately. As with all your plots, be sure to label your axes and scales clearly, and don't forget to give the units! Is it the same as the Thevenin resistance? This generally involves solving a system of linear equations. Ask a GSI if you're interested! Touch the end of the minigrabber signal (red) lead. Just look at the big signal, ignore, for the time being, ignore any high frequency fuzz. Play with the scope settings. Can you get a clear picture of the fuzz? Plot the input voltage versus input current (determined from Ohm's Law). What is the dependence between input voltage, input current, and impedance. Does the data fit the theory. Determine the input impedance of the oscilloscope from the plot, and make a simple estimate of its uncertainty. You may need to use higher-valued resistors. Is the input impedance of the scope with the probe higher than with the scope alone? Though it is not always necessary, it is generally a good idea to attach the probe's alligator clip to ground. For this exercise, you want to know the size of the signal presented at the probe input, not the scope input.The impedance of the scope without the probe is high, but the probe raises it further. This is always advantageous, but, as mentioned above, the probe also attenuates the signal. This attenuation can be inconvenient when measuring already small signals. The circuit follows the convention that signals flow left to right; the input terminals are the left and the output terminals are on the right.The LCR meter can be tricky to use. Ask for help if you’re not sure about how to use it.Set the signal frequency to 20Hz. You should observe a small signal. Setup Auxillary Triggering between the signal generator and the scope. Configure the scope to measure the peak to peak viltage of the signal. Imrpve the measurement by setting up Averaging. You should obtain a clean, relatively noise-free trace and measurement similar those shown in the adjacent video. Bring a thumb drive in the future.) Measure the circuit output amplitude as a function of frequency (use 1-2-5-10.Swapping the positions of the capacitor and resistor results in a low-pass filter in which high frequencies are attenuated. It is usually expressed in decibels: Mark the gain axis in dB. This type of plot is sometimes called a Bode Plot. Next, on a new graph, plot the phase shift vs.Next, calculate and plot the expected transfer function and phase. (Put the theoretical and experimental curves on the same plots as the measured ones.) Do the theoretical and experimental rolloff points agree? It can be constructed from sequential high and low-pass filters. Choose the impedances such that the first stage is not greatly affected by the loading of the second stage. Take enough measurements to explore your filter's performance and plot your results. (Note that this is not a good way to build a bandpass filter; later in the course, you will build much better circuits.) We only have two long cables, so you will have to share.) Run a BNC cable from this T to the signal generator, and setup the aux triggering between the signal generator and the scope. Configure the generator to produce isolated pulses like those shown to the right. The pulse amplitude should be 1V, and the pulse baseline should be at ground. Save the scope image to a thumb drive. Next, remove the terminator and short the scope input signal by connecting a bare wire between the BNC T’s inner and outer conductors. (Use the shortest possible wire.) What do you see on the scope? Save it. Connect one end of the cable to the Channel 1 BNC T, and the other end to a T and the scope’s channel 2 input. Look at both channels simultaneously. Save the scope signal image. Surprised by what you see. In analogy with the short cable, it should be clear that the case with no extraneous signals (i.e. just one pulse visible at the near end, and one pulse visible at the far end, is more correct. Why, even in this case is the signal at the far end delayed relative to the signal at the near end? (Hint--you have just made your first, approximate, fundamental constant measurement!) When are the extraneously signals at the near end largely upright, and when are some upsidedown? This is OK for the purposes of this question, but is not ideal in general.