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    Oscilloscope II

    PHYS-1008

    Winter 2012

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    REMINDER

    IMPORTANT!

    When you record a number in your book,

    dont forget the units.

    If its a measurement dont forget the error.

    Error on your instruments

    Analog = Half of the smallest division

    Digital = +/- 2 the last stable digit

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    Significant Figures(p. 24 in PHYS-1007 lab manual)

    Results should have the same number of

    decimal places as the error.

    Calculations: 2 significant figures for the error.

    Final result: 1 significant figure for the error.

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    The Oscilloscope

    Measure the potential difference (i.e. Voltage)across a component as a function of time.

    rence

    Trigger

    value

    Po

    tentialdif

    f

    (units

    )

    Time (units)

    Falling (- slope) Rising (+ slope)

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    Function generatorType of signalFrequency Display

    & Control

    Frequency Range

    AttenuatorAttenuator

    V(t)

    Rg= 50

    to

    oscilloscopeOutput casings =

    common ground

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    OscilloscopeTime scale

    (sweep time / div)

    Trigger

    Level (V), slope

    (+/-)Intensity / Focus

    Channel A and B

    V(t)

    Rg= 50

    RS= 1M

    CS= 21pF

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    Experiment Outline

    Output Resistance of the Function Generator

    Measuring the Capacitance of the Coaxial

    Cable

    e o e an a ower upp y(Converting AC to DC)

    YOU WILL ONLY BE EXPECTED TO DO THELAST TWO EXPERIMENTS OF THE LAB.

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    Coaxial Cable + BNC connector

    External Insulator

    Ground

    Conductive Mesh

    Shield from E-M noise

    Insulator

    Internal Conductor

    Carry the signal

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    Indicates how much time a capacitor can take to charge

    or discharge.

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    2 Measuring the Capacitance of the

    Coaxial Cable Assemble Circuit: connect BNC connector + Resistor combination into

    the Function Generator.

    Make note of colour code of the resistor.

    BNC-Alligator coaxial cable: clip one end to resistor, clip other lead to

    ground casing, attach BNC to oscilloscope.

    Set the frequency on the generator to 800Hz and SQUARE wave. Set oscilloscope trigger to negative slope.

    Adjust TIME/DIV control until one complete decay curve fills screen.

    Choose a grid line for an arbitrary V=0 and to

    = 0.

    Measure Vo at to.

    Proceed to measure V for four more points of t. Use the large divisions in

    t to make things easier.

    Plot ln(V) ln(t) vs. t and get RC from slope and thus Cc.

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    2 Measuring the Capacitance of the Coaxial Cable

    Assemble Circuit: connect BNC connector +

    Resistor combination into the Function Generator.

    Make note of colour code of the resistor.

    BNC-Alligator coaxial cable: clip one end to resistor,

    clip other lead to ground casing, attach BNC tooscilloscope.

    Set the frequency on the generator to 800Hz and

    SQUARE wave.

    V(to) = Vo

    Set oscilloscope trigger to negative slope.

    Adjust TIME/DIV control until one complete decay

    curve fills screen.

    Choose a grid line for an arbitrary V=0 and to = 0.

    Measure Vo at to.

    Proceed to measure V for four more points of t.

    Use the large divisions in t to make things easier.

    Plot ln(V) ln(t) vs. t and get RC from slope and

    thus Cc.

    V = 0

    t = 0

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    AC/DCAC from Power

    station, along

    electrical lines and

    substations to

    your home...

    ... From the wall to

    your devices AC

    adaptor which

    converts it to DC.

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    The Diode(solid state switch)

    V

    t

    50 F

    10 k

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    The Diode(solid state switch)

    V

    t

    50 F

    10 k

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    The Diode(solid state switch)

    V

    t

    50 F

    10 k

    X

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    3 The Diode and a DC Power Supply Assemble the circuit as

    shown

    Set Function Generator to60Hz, SINE wave.

    Set Oscilloscope to +

    TO CHANNEL BTO

    CHANNEL

    s ope, sw c oDUAL, and SOURCE switchto INT.

    Disconnect the capacitor.Turn ON oscilloscope butleave FG turned OFF: youshould see 2 horizontallines.

    A

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    3 Effect of the Diode Turn on Function Generator and increase output voltage

    until you have a SINE wave with 8V peak-to-peak.

    CH. A SINE WAVE CH. B RECTIFIED SINE WAVE

    Draw wave forms.

    Superimpose both waves. In your discussion, commenton the relationship between both waves. Why doesnt

    the rectified wave reach zero?

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    3 Effect of the Diode + Capacitor Connect the Capacitor.

    Switch Channel B to ground, GND. Line up horizontal line

    near bottom of screen. Switch to DC and measure VDC.

    Draw waveforms.

    Switch Channel B to AC.

    Increase Volts/Div on Channel B to magnify the ripple.

    Measure the amplitude of the ripple and calculate the

    Quality of the DC supply.

    In your Discussion comment on the quality of the signal

    and the importance of the Capacitor in use with

    everyday appliances (e.g. your laptop).

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    You can leave when you have:1) Taken four measurements of V(t).

    2) Preliminary graph of ln(V) ln(Vo) vs t.3) Calculated RC and Cc.

    5) Measured VDC and Ripple Amplitude, Vripple.

    6) Calculated DC Quality, Q.

    Dont forget to record the uncertainty of yourmeasurements and units!