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32 Cards in this Set
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What does an oscilliscope display
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electrical signals
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How does X-Y mode on the oscilliscope work
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Channel 1 plots x channel 2 plots y
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How does a sine wave look in X-Y mode
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Diagonal Line
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How do 90 degree out of phase sines look on X-Y mode oscilliscope
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circle
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How does Sweep mode work (triggering and slope)
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Takes signal and chops it up, triggering value sets voltage to chop and slope decides wheter to chop when signal increasing or decreasing
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What is a requirement for things to be measureed by oscilliscope
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Need to be large enough
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What are cursors on oscilliscope used for
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Custom measurements
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What do volts/division do
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Each box is a division sets how many volts to fill
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What are dmms used for measuring
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Steady state
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How do you read a resistor value
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First, Second, Multiplier
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What is a polarized capacitor
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Have positive and negative terminal
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How are capacitors measured
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Farads
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Ceramic Disck capacitor
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Not polarized
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How are breadboards connected
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Vertical connected (sets of two) Horizontals connected across the gap but only in their own section
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Ohms law
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V=IR
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Power
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V^2 / R Watts
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Power Max
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I^2 * R
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How does an ideal multimeter measure voltage
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Infinite resistance
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How does an ideal multimeter measure current
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Zero Resistance
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What kind of siganls can the generator make (3)
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Sine, Square, Triangle
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What can be controlled on the signal generator (3 thigns)
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frequency amplitude offset
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Capacitor Impedence
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1 / jwc
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frequency to radians per second
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w = 2 * pi * f
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Inductor impedence
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jwl
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difference between inverting and non-inverting op amp
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Non-inverting gives (1 + rf/rs) gain and inverting gives (-rf/rs) gain
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What is the input current in an op-amp
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0
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Voltage divider for Z2 with another Z1 (Vout / VIN)
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= Z2 / (Z1 + Z2)
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-3DB means what
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frequency at which we have half the power
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Capacitor in DC
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open circuit
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Inductor in DC
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short circuit
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Low pass/ high pass
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Low lets in low, High lets in high
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Steps to solev analysis
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1.) Write Impedence and Voltage divider equation
2.) Find voltage divider of circuit 3.) Find complex representation 4.) Find magnitude as M 5.) Find phase angle as A 6.) Plug into initial |