RC circuit

Physics Lab: RC Circuit Lab Emma Chen January 5, 2015 Team members: Alex Wang, Andy Val_ 1. Objectives The objective of this lab is to create an RC circuit that has a time constant of 10. 2. Method and Principle: The RC circuit that we created on the breadboard was a series circuit. RC circuits contain resistors and capacitors, and are connected to a voltage source. In our case, this voltage source was the battery. When we were measuring the voltage on the computer, we used a switch instead

Analysis For the first part of the lab, our goal was to calculate the time constant, , of an RC circuit. We made an RC series circuit and connected it to the Rigol wave generator to produce a square waveform for current. Then, we collected data of the voltage across the capacitor at different points in time using a myDAQ and the 4BL application. In order to find the time constant, we linearized the voltage we measured across the capacitor and then performed a linear regression on the data. The

The eighth lab was about the RC Circuit Analysis. The purpose of the experiment is to examine the resistor, capacitor circuit for different voltage inputs and study circuits charging and discharging behavior depending on the input function. To do the lab, first set up the circuit as shown in the figure. The first part of this lab will be analyzed a resistor and capacitor circuit with a DC voltage input (steady state). When we applied the DC voltage, the output behavior shown on the oscilloscope was

Experiment 5: RC Circuits Abstract The purpose of this lab is to learn and understand RC Circuits. An RC circuit is composed of at least one resistor and at least one capacitor. A capacitor is composed of two plates with either air or an insulator also known as a dielectric between the plates. We do not want the plates to be touching, because then we would only have a conductor. The insulator between the plates is also known as the dialectic, which affect how the capacitor will store

Objectives · Program a circuit using both minterms and maxterms · Verify that minterms and maxterms produce the same circuit behavior If you have not already read the laboratory description for part 1 in the ELEC 2531 Lab 3 report document, do so before proceeding. Create a new Quartus project for lab 3. Select the folder where you have saved your other lab files, ELEC2531. Inside this folder, create a new folder named lab03_yourName. Use lab03 as the project name and lab03_part01

discharging abilities of a resistor capacitor circuit. In a RC circuit the voltage is an asymptomatic function of the charging time. If a battery were connected in series in a circuit with a resistor, there would be a constant current. In contrast, if the battery were connected with a capacitor in series, the current would be time-varying, decaying to zero as the capacitor charges up. The results of the experiments verified the properties of the RC Circuits, confirming that voltage is a function of

conventional and the proposed integrating ADCs. These are discussed the circuit design considerations. Simulation results of the ADC and discussion on the effectiveness of the proposed

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in the long term, the system may be fail due to timing violations. For that reason, it is required to design reliable high-performance multipliers. In this paper, we implement an aging-aware multiplier design with a novel adaptive hold logic (AHL) circuit. The multiplier is able to provide the higher throughput through the variable latency and can adjust the adaptive hold logic

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