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With this square wave on the oscilloscope and set to 2V/div and 50µs/div. Find: a) peak to peak amplitude in V b) Frequency in kHz c) Period in us d) DC offset in V ground

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Chapter8: Electromagnetism And Em Waves

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With this square wave on the oscilloscope
and set to 2V/div and 50µs/div.
Find:
a) peak to peak amplitude in V
b) Frequency in kHz
c) Period in us
d) DC offset in V
ground

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