Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity
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Waveform: Triangle wave
Frequency: 5000 Hz
Duty Cycle: 40%
Amplitude: 8 Vp
On the oscilloscope, set the timebase to 100 μs/Div.
Now run the simulation and measure the rise time and fall time of the triangle wave in V/100 μs. Are these values consistent with a 40% duty cycle?
I am trying to calculate V/100us.
(T2−T1) rise=32.474uS
(T2−T1) fall=47.755uS
Minimum Voltage (V_min): 786.026 mV = 0.786026 V
Maximum Voltage (V_max): 7.206 V
Slope(rise) =6.419974/32.474×10^6 = 197,579.76,V/s *1,s/100,μs =197,579.76,V/100us
I am checking the answer and I am concerned for V/100us =197,579.76,V/100us is to high? Please help me verify the answer for V/100us is correct. (I just need the calculations from my measurments) any insight is appreciated I did not post the pics of my virtual oscilliscope.
Connect the function generator and the scope, as shown in the same example. Set the function generator as follows:
Waveform: Triangle wave
Frequency: 5000 Hz
Duty Cycle: 40%
Amplitude: 8 Vp
On the oscilloscope, set the timebase to 100 μs/Div.
Now run the simulation and measure the rise time and fall time of the triangle wave in V/100 μs. Are these values consistent with a 40% duty cycle?
How do I answer this question? what is V/100us?
help on this question about noise figure?
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Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity
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