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Lab 2: Oscilloscope and Function Generator
EEE 117L
09/06/2023
Instructor: Jim Quilici
Title:
Oscilloscope and Function Generator
Lab results:
Part 1:
DMM measurement 0.177 mV
This is the calculation for R1 because I had a different
capacitor
Part2:
Table 1:
Parameter
Calculated
Measured
% difference
Frequency
1 kHz
1.02 HZ
0.02%
Period
1 ms
1 ms
0%
Output
Amplitude at
Fc (when Vin
=1V Peak)
0.707 V
0.720 V
1.83%
Output Delay
125 µs
123 µs
1.6%
Output Phase
Shift
45°
44.28°
1.6%
Table 2:
Changing the frequency from 100 Hz to 10k Hz and finding
the max table
Frequency (Hz)
Max (1) (V)
Max (2) (V)
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