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U-band colon lode tok ohms + 54
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muttipiio Tole nance
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———
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[REO opr |
LORN~IS ppm
LMEES tsipom
Figs procedure to find the Value of sectsiom using Calouy cal‘SRI PADMAVATHI MAHILA VISVAVIDYALAYAM, TIRUPATI
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Baste electronte compor Tents. 2
1-1 Resfstons- A siesiston fs a passive two terminal elechi
-cal mesistance as a cireult element the current -+hrough
a aesiston fs In different direct paopogation to the volt
acnoss the mesistoo's tenminates. This aielationship mepresented|
e When Tis the current though the conduction in
units of amphenes jv. fs the current potential difference
Measused acnoss +he conductons Wn untts of ohms volts al
R Ts the mesistarce of the conductor In units of chms athe
nakio of voltage opplted acaoss a mesistors semmiina)s +o
the Intensity of cusiment fn the current %s Called mesistanu,
and the can be assumed to bea constant[andepentedenst of
the voltage] fon osdinasy sesiston working witkin their
satings.
1B coloun Coding of- Resislon® coloun 5
ee wea
ame identified fn the following Sequence which Ts emenber
as [BBkoYGBVaw) and their assignment as Visted In
Following -table....- -
res
ae Gploun codes §- Resiston ane devices that mits
nt flow and psiovides a Voltage daop In elechical
Clee t
pata Baa Castbon Mesistoms ane phystally Small, they
e ae ed -to Identify thet Mes Dnct Value %n oh
of colour bonds on the body of a metstons 3s the
+he value ofa resist,
mn
‘ost Common System foo ineludty
by value electronic . Industis
lou Coding is Standapdized
Use jhe Resistom coloun code chapt +e
Assodatton Cét
Uundess4ta fee rf use the Coloum code system. é
Off peter Sickie locking athe chant, note the stlustrat fon]
The Cunel mesistoms Wily numesious colour Code bonds!
€ fast aestston tn the chant note mith 4 bonds tellsYeov 4Fous
im) tos
HooV GAokie
im tos%e
he
Ree a
| -
Fagus elechic capactiag’ of lillian velop and
Copacttance. ,
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[gouthe minima foomation gou can teasin from a nesisha|
he next [os-bond code) provides aAUHIE mone Tmformatton
about the Steststom+ The thind mesiston [a-6-bond Jpnovides
even mosie ‘mformatfon- Each coloun bond is assocfated 7
with a numesikal value.
acto S- A Capocttorn (oxiiginatly known os condenses] #54]
Passive’ +wo-4@ouninals' electyical component’ used to Store
energy elechosiatially tm an elechte field: Gy combvact, baer
Stome enengy via chemtal aeacHfons. the-fomms of proctical
Capatitons Very Wideiy but all contains at least two electrical
Conductors Sepeouled by a Afelectife [insulators]; fom example ,
SNe. Cormmon conshaiehion’ condisds. of, metal fall seperate
by 2 thin layeor of insulating film copaction ane widely
ae ecivical cfreutts Tn many Common elect
evices.
When thene fs potertHal diffenence (Notiax] acnoss the
Conductors, a stDtic electic fretd colds acnoss the Atele
lc Re aitomrvs chasigé 0 collection on one plate a
ees iid on the otheo: plate. eheagy is Stoned §n the
“hn Sdeal Hom Is chastoctentzed bya Single
1 Capacttehce . This 8S the mato Of he elech?
e@ on 1c
Were The Sa ariuetoas 40 the polenta” etfference. behocen
Fe one coulomb -per f Copattoace ts the fanody , which
b.ciscutt Symbols
Wines and ..connections
Component | Circuit Symb [ ‘ Functions:
To Pass: Gurvent veay easily
| Fee, one from one pant of a Circuit
; +t0_anothen-
i
WiseTJable A? Common Capo Bt Specification and Taode off 's
het Notes.
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tase tee
om RP.
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ne Change fom lon:
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A'blob’ Should be deawn Where Wives
ane connected (idined), but dt ¥s Some-
Himes omited wires connected at'cross
ads’ should be Stagged at Slight
~to form two T-juncHons as Shown
On the aight. ,
In complex diagram ft ts often neces
Say to drawn wines crossing €ven|
ogous they ane not connected- The
ets Crossing pen the (eft, 1s Correct
pi rey be misreacl as ajoin Wher
¢ Blob has been fom gotien- The
Fowen Supplies err
Component | Cireutt Syvnbol | function . of component.
1 Supplies electrical entagy- the
cet —w lasige-terminal [on the tepretgrel
Cetf is the often Called a balesty,
but sticHy abateay two 8 méae
ICeNE Joined’ ~toge thesr.
Supplies elechical ene:
A batt
__|%s mose than one cett. Si e
tenminal Con (eft) is positives),
Convests Ught te elechteal ener,
the Congen terminal onthe teft
'S postttve (+),
Supplies clechical enengy be =diel
curvent, always Héwing fone
dimensional? 1""
fe . =allernay
Supplies elechical energy Ae=alle
fag current, conifnuousty chargingCalculations -
ine Wave f-
Romp Wave
Amplthide ~ (.uaxos
BYx OS
Amplitude =
21g
Time ested = (xosms Tree pesitod =
= OSms
frequency . 1
ae enc pattie APA. 6
iS = aha.
Teongulan Wove 3
Ynplttude = 3.6 x0.5° Pulse Wave 2-
=e
Time pented = axoe
= ©.6ms
Srequeney
Ume pesied 2 taxes |
= O96ms
fn quency \
Time peated _
= leur
Ww
Lraxos
o-ems.
1
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|Exp. No. Page No,
This -type of Vontable ousisted
Wh Qeontacts ais usually
Ho conto current
Example include 3- adjusting Lamp.
[befightnese, adjusting the sate of
Flow of change Into a capacitor’n|
ating cae i
Vantable THis type of Vasiable oesiston
FS mn With 3 Contaels ts usually used to
esiston Contvot Voltage « 3 can be used to
[Potentro
variable
mesis-ton
[Rheo stat
Gke this as “hansduces Convertid
riedes] posiffon Spindle -tean electrical
Signal.
This type of variable nesiston,
fs operated witha srroll Screw
Jdaiiven 6t Smilan -tool. atts destgna
40 be set when the cireutt is model
and them lef} without fustthes|
adfustment presemls are ch
4han noxmal vaxioble sesicton
So they ane offen used *n
Porofects to meduce the cost
Nasiable
Resisto,
Cpreset
capacttons s
component | cimcuit symbol | Function of component
A capactton Stones elechic
change- ae ts sed
4 % ts Fn a Himing
ton. ere [wiih o esis
os i |! Uneuit: Lt can be alse be
used as a frites td block de
Stgnal* but pass Ac Signals.
A vantable aciton is
used tn a madio-tunen-»
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Exp. No.:
‘A capacitom Stones electric
change: This type must be
Connected the corvect way 710")
nd A capaction fs used with
_ [Mesiston ¢n a timing Graft
44 can also be used as o
filler +o block O¢ Signals but
| pass ac Signals.
This type of Vasiiable Copacite
fs opemated with, a Small
Timmer r lA (Scenes daiven om Similan
—
Capacttom |
Polovised |
Fapactton tool. 14 fs designed When
Cfrcitt %s made and then left
mithout furthes
Taansistoas
ctreatt Symbol | FuncHon of component.
. [A -hansiston amplifien current
4 can be used with othen
| components to make an
amplifren on switching Cirui
eo | ansiston amplifen current
AIS | Hean be used wtih oes com
{ “rents make an amplifies.
Alight sentitive tyans?stom .
\ Adevice winich onty allows
\ current +o flow In one
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Diodes 3- ene ;
Component cioeuit symbot | Funcifon of component
| device Which only
tod 3
Bice — ~~. jatlows curvent -to flew! fr
[one divection, |
A-+vansision Which converts
cleWical energy -to Ught.
Led Zt se
z | A Special diode which $$
pe arte. used 4o maintain a fixed
ms i [esha across THs ternirals
geek
Zener diode A Night sensitive diode
Phot> Diode. | ™
An oscilloscope 1s a test fnstrument pai
allows us +o look at the Shape of éelechical Signals by
Atpleying 2 graph of Voltage agantst “time on HS Screen
SETS (Fke @ voltmeter wit the Vantable extra -functon of
Showing hors the Volage Vaofes with me. A gratdue
With a tem 37id enables us +o take meacumments of
weHage and “me from the Sencen.
Th
* 974ph usually called the “hace, ?s deenn
bya b
ey =, ee of lechons shaking the phospher Cocctirs|
making %t emit light, usually green Biblie|
Im te the Way a -lelevision. prctine 75Pig VGuternal ‘blocky of “exe CeO
EPEC
Liga: osence of
input sail
Sigu: Conshucton of a co-oxtal leadee
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Exp. No.:
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Oscilloscope contain a Vatumtube with a
ecaling at one end 4p emtit electrons and on anode
aceevlate them so they move smapidty drawn on the
table fo the Seren. Thus movrangement % Called a
@lechon Gun. The tube also tontotne elechodes to defd
the electyon beam. up|down and left | aight. the
electrons ane Called Cathode x
emiHect by the
allow?
s because they ame
Cathede and thts gives the oon
"J us to easily comegne the input and outp
one ef & amplifies Se tie et BE at Woxth
Poyng he modest extra cost +o have this facility.
Basic of operations s-
Setting up on oscilloscope 8-
oscilloscope ase complex gnshuments with
many coninols and they Nequfore Some came +o set up
ond use successfully. Hf 18 quite easy fo lose’ the +
Off the Semeen St controls ae set wrongly. There fs
Some Vasiiation fn the arrangement and labelling of-
the many corhols -So, the -fo
adopted fom this tnstrument.
I> suttth on the oscilloscope +d wasm up Lit dakes a
minute 6 two]
> Do not connect the input Lead at this sdage
> Set the ACJ@nDdI De (switch by the 4 input) to DE
lowing §nshuttons may be
—> Set the SWD]x-Y swith +o swo Csweep)
i> Toiggen level +o AvTO-
>Set the 4 Amplifier to toms sv tom[
> Set “Tmiggen Soupice to INT Lintermal_ the We‘ Paes Alatle wave {8m = eeSRI PADMAVATHI ea etapa reese aae TIRUPATI
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Dat
[set the TIME BASE to’ VARIABLE contol +o] &
Cal
> Adjust 4 shift Cup] down) and v suet Clest [vi ght) tol
Jive a trace Aemoss the middle of the Screen , tke the
pictus «
> Adjust INTENSITY Coty
baitght , shap trace.
The
htness) and Focus +o give a
Following -type of trace Ts Obseaved on CRO after
Sing “pr tehen thene 13 no input signal.
Connectiong on Oscilloscope 2—
The Y fnput leads -to an oscilloscope should be a
Co- axial lead and the Figure u shows tts construction
Cenfral wire Comstes the Signal and the Seowen Ts connected]
to eanth i) +o Shield the signal from elechical terface
{usually called noise].
Most oscillos: have a@ BNe seck tr
and load 75 connected vith TOR wk re Bien a
disconnet we need to twist andl pull psofessfonals use
Speciatly designed lead and [Probes kit -foor best mresults.
With high frequency signals and when esting high resis
Circuits, but this
fs mot essential -fom Similan work at
audio Frequencies [upto 20ktH2)
Obtaining . a clear and Stable trace 2-
Once tf we connecd the oscillostope to the
Creatt if ts necessary -to adjust the controls to obtat
4 clean and Stable trace on the screen In order bh
tae
Fob
> The “Amplifier (volt slem) Contvol delesimines at whichque
faa: Square waveSRI PADMAVATHI MAHILA VISVAVIDYALAYAM, TIRUPATI
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The dot Sweeps atvoss the screen fn orden -to +est A
choose a Setting So the -trace Shows at feast one Gy
Page No. 3
of the Siqnal across the Seneen in onder Note Hat a
stealy de Snput Signal gives a hoafzontal (ine tvace
for wntth the-time base setting 1s nol CriHfcal-
p? The higge conhol f usually best lef} set to Auto
hace of an AC signal with the oscilloscope contol?
correctly: Set %s an shown en fig .
Measuating vols and +Hme Pertod 8-
The trace on an oseg a
c cilloseope Seveen #8 & Graph
of Voltage aganist -fime 4 “¥
he Shape of this graph 7s
deteamined by the natusie 73% a eat ee al
Fgnal-In
addttien + the properties labelled on the A
is frequents which is the no.of &
graph, there
7 Qyeles pest seconds. The
diagram Shows @ Sine wave but et npeiics” ‘ te
ang Signal with a constant Shape “ery
Amplitude? 9 1s the maximum Voltage reached ey the
Stqnal ft fs Measuned tn Vols.
> peak Voltage s- #8 anothen fom Amplitude
Peak — Peak v, - 4 fe
oltage: Ps twice the peak \ioltage Tamplttude)
wh a 2
en wading on Oscilloscope ~trace Ft 3s usual po measune
Peak — Peak Aglians.
Time Pesrfod s fs the +fme taken -fom +he Stgnal +e *
Complete one Gyle. at Ts measuned. fn Seconds (s) but
e—Peated .fenal —to be Shooit.Se mill? Seconds [ms] and
Regu
mo Seconds fxs] ame offen used tms= 0.001 See and
IMS = 0.0 OCOOOIS.Fs . Stne: wave
woo)
Fyne KOH
4y 4 *Tatongulan eave
re
Se
me | .eee
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frequency s- Ps no of cyeles pen “Serondls « 9 7S measur
fn hepl 2Gi1g) but frequencies trend to be high So biloheple
(eH2) anol mega heple (mur) ase often used.
\ n
KH% = loool? and tMya = taipadbo. ta
2 7
Time. peoitedEn
Tolan ct ar Hg ig) i)
oe
Sigh 2 Block degoram off sequlal ed fower sry
Tia fs Year a"
pul ——O e
sol we ov
av
tia + huol aeSRI PADMAVATHI MAHILA VISVAVIDYALAYAM, TIRUPATI
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Exp. No.: f. Study of function Page No. ((
: nesiedon-.
: A Funclion genenaton fs o device thal con parcduce
Vasious prvesins of voltage at a vasilely o ences and
arrpltiaes at Ay oe test the fA Cnctts te
common imput signals the eleehical Ceads from the device ave
attached -to the gaoundg Signal input tesuritnas of the device
under -test.
Featuses ¢ conbols g-
choose th "sae generates allovs the use7t to
oS of th t ral
options. 2 oulput from, a Srrall no: of
> s ‘
Til vs. ave — The signal goes dimectly from high t
dels 24S Te duly eye of a Signal ovefesrs jo the
of bigh Voltage to ovo Voltage. Hime tna Squane
ne Wave 2 The signal Cuswes tke a strwsold from
high + low Voltage
The amplitude contol on a beomes funeion.
Generator vasites the voliage difference bebwcence the high
and fom voltage of the oulput Signal. the dtaect
Cumnent of ff set Control on 2 -functton generator
fom Vosites the average Voltage of a Signal
melalive +> the ground . the frequency cortrol of
& -funetfon eaalon contol of a -fundfon generaloy
contvol sede at witch output signals, oscillates
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one set of contmols chooses the beand -frequency
marge and the othen Selects the precise frequen ay
this allows the function genesraton -bo handle +he
@nonomous Vargation In frequent Scale needed
cfor signals.
How +e use a -funclon enematons 2-
After powesting on the -functon generacton, th
output signal needs to be tontifigured +o the desined
Shape . Typically , this means connecting the signal and
ground leads -fo an oseilloseppes fo check the conhols
Adjust the function genenalon unttl the ouput signal
anal ground leads +e ari oscilloscopes +o check the
contnols. Adjust the function Genexaton until the output
Signal 3s comnect rand gawound of the -funetion generats
should atach q negative ‘put of the clevice , but
Usually - attaching 4o gzound 48 Sufficert .
Parecaustions z-
> Avoid loose tonnections en cRo and -functfon
genenatyon
> Taking a seadtngs utthout panallox ¢a20m.
tence “should sdudfed +he baste elechonic
equipment and Components openations and observed
the
wave fr fn the cro and Caleulaled +e
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7 Study of Regulated power Page No. 12
—Supply-
Thene ane many types of powen Supply. Most
axe designed -fo convent ‘tifgh. Vollage Ac ma?ns
eletyfetty too Sutfable Cow Vollage Supply foo alectroriic
Cinatds and othen devices. A Power Supply Can broken
down fino a Sesites of blocks; each of which
performs a pasciculan -fanction . fom example a 5V
megulated Supply.
Each of the blocks ts descortbed fn -mose detail
[Date <
below s- .
TTaunsfoamen g- Steps down high voliage Ac mains +t
tow voltage AC:
Reckiften 2 convents Ac -to Be but she De output *
Varying.
Smoothing &- Smooth the dc from Vanujing greately
‘to a Small ottpple-
“Crass Tria by Selecting ve output
to a “fixed vottage.
Dual Supplies 3-
Regulaton Re
Some celechonte cincuitts mequine a power
with postive and negative output as tell a3 eno
Vols BY this fs called a dual Supply becaue T+ ts
Ike “hwo eadinesy Supplies Dual Stapplies have three
ouput -
for e
ples atav “Supply “has tay, ov and -IV
owttuts.‘SRI PADMAVATHI MAHILA VISVAVIDYALAYAM, TIRUPATI
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[Pate :
ee y |
Botead Roomd
This is a Koy of rroting a Jemporony Cri
cfor -pesting purpose om ta tyout an. idea. No soldering
and HI) -the Component can be re-used
[Exp. No.:
‘is mequined
afterttocnds. 94 1s eosy Lo change Connections and
ereplace component Almost all the elechontes elub
Atfe on bead boand +o check
profects Staaled
as intended.
the Cincuit worked; kL
VAM
So +
— 1
re
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P-N Junetion dfede characterstics | page No. 16
[exp No) |
Aims To observe and daaw the forward and mevense bias
vet chovoilesstics of P-N Junction diode.
Apparatus 3-
ja
g.nN9
Type |
P-N- d?ode In yoo? Pay) St
fh
Agog 1 A-P-N Mcetiog aftne one —-dtmection the
me Se . Blege asmes
Volt Eas cits ond@eammant thaough the diede when extern
oltage 78 Rem circuit g open G potential bosmtens does not
allow the Cusimnent +o? flow-
Thenefone, the Cincuitk, Cuoment fs Reno. when a p—
4s connected to +Ve —teaminal § N-type [cathode ei - T oy
: . $s tenn
ve teeuinal of Supply Voltage TS Known aS forwoamd ee
The potential banomen as meduced.
when the diode 7s tn fomwaed biased condition, At
Sor
ne -fosusand Volioge the potential: bamsen tS reduced When
Aode Fs the fooword biased ‘Cond?tion:
“At Son€-foowand vollage, the potential basiiteo %s
Voljage “there “eltatnatfon G Current Starts ~flowwing HrvovleTabula Column f= ‘
forward biase~
4 ——)
Voltage ocross clade (vy) | Cunnent through diode
+ 1 - —|
; Hee as ’
a o.4g | : or
| o-s3 | n
4 o.ss fie 3
We ley \\ 3
6 O.e | y
a 0.62 A
3 O64 , 4
laid A
= | Ore Sow at a | v
to gchar? us
uw : 0-68. id
i 2 Fg 2. |
3 Oe \e |
7 T 0.93 f |
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the dtode and also fn the cfoaitt, the dfode ts Said
cto be tn “on” state. the current Fnemeases with Tneneasing
forwand Veltage ‘
When N-type %s connected -to —ve terminal of the
apes, Voltage Ts known as meverse bior § the potental
bamatern across the Ju
D Ve psd
Flows Gn the cise
Slate. the arevedh
canofens- i 9,
Poocedumes- || ©)
Fon -foswand ean el
% Wo
mesislance becomes
D Connectons asie
® fstiefoucond
of the dfode-
3 swith on the power Supply § fncneased the fnput
Moltage -on steps.
4) The Consesponding Carrorent Flowing hough hel dtode §
Voltage acess the diode fom coc Step of the Input.
Revense ‘bias §
re
1) Connections ane mode as pen efmuutt dtagqram:
9%) fom mevense bias, the RPS +Ve 7S Connect -to the Cothad
of diode a BPs —ve.%s connected fp the cathode ancde
of the -dfede. - a
fnput ve
S) swift on powen Supply § Irenease the “npul ieReverse fas >SRI PADMAVATHI MAHILA VISVAVIDYALAYAM, TIRUPATI.
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steps:
4) The Comsresponding cussent Flowing though the diede voltage!
acmoss the diode fon each § every Sep of the anput Vollae
wee noled>
9S) The meadings of voltage & cumaent ulene noted & tabulate]
6) Graph was “plotted ow voltage and the cuanent
| Paecautions 2~ io io
entire, thee
DAW the Sea
8) pamallel ‘erromiys/
P Ass /
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ode,toeutt cltagrarn
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Aim & Te Find the "pple factor of a Full wave rectifier
Ad with fete,
& without fsHeo.
Apposatus 2.»
Sni0 | Name of the component | Type | Range | Quon
a | ig a I ie |: |
Ih Dfode | ("pas
2 Multfmetesr | _, | Co-tee)y en
3 Transfosimen | at tra ~o-)v) Ot
4 Pitter Fidueton! | Laois} 01
Ss. 'Piften capaction | Paesey | (4
6 load sestcton | mE [fe
ee Bread Boand. | \ a
8. | cennecting Wwitaes | |
\orv ea y Bec d
|
The owt of a centen dapped fall wave nectifieot used
-two dfodes Org Dy Musing +Ve half cycle of Secondaay Do|
Ts mevense bfased jthe dtede D, tondurks Cunsent flows
Wreiough, ithe loool sesistanee Ry. Auatng -Ve half tycle He
Afode Dy becomes forward biased & D, neveose Biased,
Now Og Cndutl § Cussent flows Hrrough the Ru in
the Same olfmection:' Thene 78 continuous Current flows
though the Joao mesislane Re, Duntng the rls
ele g-Gnlil + get undinectional cuxnent as ie
in ‘the model graph, The _ di tween full Wave
fference_bTabula column S—
te falter? 7 VA
gro} Tde (ma) | Ve Cv) ' “Wye cv) 3 Macly,, |
|
fy as: ere 13.499 0.49
i je. | sd |. 6.43 134s | o4y ‘i
}3| a5) ph egg) | eae | ous |
‘G1 100 Py @2y tate 0.47 |
S| tac | iia 12.39 0. US |
6. | 18 ous sy Phas
as: 1) set 13s ! 0-43 lL
200 |! ‘| 5.94 12.3 ac
hooMpy = 2054
fe} Tdeema) | Vac cv) | vac) 1 Bs Value2a
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Full wave riectifienr ripple factor
cy
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fouls edad k= 0-03.
at
= bri eer
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recifien allows undiorectional cussent +o the load dusting
the entine 260) of the Tmput signal and half wave
nedifter allows the only dusting one half cycle (186)
Porocedume >
DAS pen the diagmam of the efrcutk the connections
Wwene Mode.
DS) pat racy side of the Ttaerfe
eS ey
§ Second side Ye tefSem
S At the input M/sfdd o
measured. f°
§) Beth Ac ye
°
u ac A
.\
ithe a2 Volfage was
oH
UH
4
Pmeasured Jat outside output
Coz] fh i
6)Acswss the load resistance , the fitlen capatiton was connected
and the Values Of Vac and Wye wene measused at the output
| with and without filler capaciton , the theenitical Values
of mipple
prackeal values of Vac onl Vye with the theorit Hea
Values, the practical Voluts are compared
“Precautions 2
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Should be camefully tdentifred .
& The polasiities of all diodes Should be canefully
Adentitien.
Result s- Hence the aitpple factor Ge tut wale nectiffesn
with and without filter was veattied Successfully %
3 Wene dawned.|
| Ciswutt diaqrem 3-
|
| a
Ss
he o
230% he
| 2 Rest okt 3
| | SLE cs
|
| Botdge mectifien vutthout 1 ~ fi bles
Boa a q
L
met
Bordge nectifien’ watt T - fiHen? i
Expeted graph t- vx
ie Cs
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Pim f- T0 Calculale the siipple facton of a badge mectifion
with and, without -ftlem! a) i
| tyre | Range |Guonhhy
| |
| tone fiasv |?
toomH
UL td ef
a fall Hove. rectifier
f tonnected) ‘Ta the -form
then companed ste balf wove suectifien . Dusking each
half cyle of the Frput only -too Afodes wilt be conducting
turtle othen two dfodes one %n evense bias.
Procedure *
1) Connections one mode as pen the diagram.
2 The ac main “was connected -to primacy side of a -transfon
G Secondany Stde fo botdge 2ectifien. :
core
3) The ac Voltage of mectifien at fnput was meas
ust mytfimelen. ‘
4) cng ine the ac and de voltage Can be found y
using the
llas
50
as
yoo
las,
ito
tas
goo
Ltt 4 Hen ~
Vael(v) — Vaetv)
6.40 | 1341
6.61 ie
46 | a ey
oat losg
Cae | tocag
6.06 | ae
aie | wa:
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Vm
wT
Ve =
Precautions 3
1) The voltage applied should not euced tn the mating of
the diode.
Result 3-
Hente the oipple factosstOfranbatdge nectefien with and
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Aim To deiaw the Fnpub § output chasiaclerstics In Ce
configuoration.
Apparuitus &-
of the component | Range | Quanitly |
Transiston (NPN) | Be1o7
Res Boule
Reststisig ;
Boidad (Bah
L Sem?
A bipdan Junction’ shoot consists dhaee testinal
Condutton device, Bade rediten) Cohetton. ane three +ferminals.
PP) mitten 1: heavily copped ; ease ts Ughy cleped and collector
B mmodenaiely doped Enfllen ~ base’ Junction ‘te —forwand
based and collectom base Suntton 18 sevense bfased. We
fae Cé, CB, cc Confiquarations tmput.and output. ce the
PE: Cisonattic eg Vee *$ constant Vpe and Ig axe noted
with Suitable values. -foor ottput ehasrae
Constant and Vee Ie ane noted.
Porocedunes:
Input cl t- anstics 8
D Makehecessany ciecutt connect i :
fons Mefeonit keep diquae
Veefat Leno. re a : ,
fentsHes tq ts keptobulan column i= i
Tnput dhosoctensties *-
output chonactersteg-
Te = Selia Igeasua
Yeetv) | tecmay Veety> | Telmay
Q ¥ ty “Ay
4 Nhe ey 14
* a 14%
c Ww.
Quy tag
i el 3
. mS 3s, 20.4
7 Te is es x)
tu ts as ake
s BE
| oes, ay
| 6 oS
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® Vaay the Fnput- Nellage fn steps Note -the Corresponding
base Cumment “Ig and Vac
3) Repeat the Steps fon different constant Values of Vee =v,
By, Sv.
“) Plot the geaph bw Vgp on x-axls and Ig on Y axis.
Output Characlesstics
1) Make necessary cincuiteConnections nrefesting to ting sam.
keeph to 10 Ly Sores 9,
rite y aa SBet
8) Vong the tPA e Bee No a heard Vee Values .
3) Repeat Steps/ Lp t74)| « t
Precautions 3- \ tse
Handle: apparatitt care
2) Avcid “tmpaopen contivendas:
3) Mon't exceed ‘the nated Voltage.
Result 8- Hence the ‘input output chosracterrsties ofa
eo in Common emitter Configusation was observed.uo
4
esr
Tabular Column + ‘i Be Was
so} Rind | Te on vw). h Regulation
L 1100 6 AB
+ eae 6 6.94 30-63
3 qoo oe 6-69 f
ash
4 sco ey oe ;
4a
2 era Ais Ste
600
- ft s.a8
4a Se ae S32
3 Yoo as fetes: 9
‘Fi 300 to ee é
10 aoo ee 3.24
i) 100 Wes
Rl tk és Age
eae
Iaet, Shy a oe q
WW] sk a , :
's ak ts aot
Vena. ac qo
9] ok os
a Fon
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BSc hn wey
fimé- To find load negulaton chanaclenstics of Zenen Voltage
laton.
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sno Name of he component | Type “Range Quantity
| Pt +.
' Zenen diode | Imas—iv oF
a. Resistance oF
1 Brquern posses of
® Aimmetery Faye py ot
ee Vothne}eoe? hf ot
6 | Mecade fol as
sa Bread “Baha
8. connec Kee ya
¥ \ _\ich
reve; “hae conditions Peter le Conduct excellently ever
in reverse biased biastdcmeontdtfien - These diodes openates at
& poectx value of Voltage called break down- voltage. 4
Zener fede vihen forward based behaves (tke an odin
P-N
Juneton diode. A Aenen dtede vihen mevense biased
an etthen under ge: avalanche
break doron.
| Porocedune 2-
The
Wg tn Segulation chanaclenstics of he Tenen
) Menem dicde was connected @n severse bias 7-e and anode
was connected +e power Supp! Cathode was connected
= An adapt gl ae in’
break down on ZenenPage No,
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dan
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curt.
2) Input Wollage was kept constant #n fe Le eae a a
Fie, Sousce Voltage was choosen as a se was seméining
constant while “the cusnent wias Fncneasin
a By Opening the toad mresistance Vat:
9) head mesistance was Connected 4 load resistance ane
vasniied . Ky
te powen supply as cin
2D Prien Hoon +4881
Var noted dosh
DS iceg
a. ear
¥ Keeping the Fnput voltage re if the load nesistane is
Fneeased Zenen cumment. incneases so as -to make the load
mesistance. > 7iemain constant.
# keep the diode Canefully , “olhemistse i+ may lead bunentt
§ be hated.
Result 3-
Porecaution s 2-
regulation chanacterstics lene plotted «Ctneutt diagram s-
Revense bias chosaclensties -
Model wove fos $-
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ode chomactensHes
Atm: Te plot volt- amphenes chosaclensties of Zener diode
fn mevense bias.
Apparatus 8
= aes |
eI nlame of Components Type
cLenen dfode
Range Quantity.
ImEsiv o
i clon. wthen meveose biased.
menease at a
tt steats conducting eogily. This vot
Boeak down Moltaqe.
can be
But, the seveswe %as,
portielasd Voltage .
i € Cumment i called
High
gh Cusment Yanough “the dfode
perrmenatte, damage the device.
Te aveid high cumment ; we conductor
on Sesves wil
: a nesistsy
senen dfode. once the dvode stants
th matwtain almost constant Nottage acowss
bi eanfinals vwihat every may be cunment through
MH Te, TH has very bow ‘dynamic mresistance. gt Ysgn? Velv) Ietmay
\. ° c
2 s the
s ¢ °
% qos {
Ee 4. to i.
¢ qe 4 :
Bo] v(ae wee
8 a4 é
q ALO 3
% eee 3)
Hl qos dis
we a8 to
abet Las82}qab eu boil
las 35° Pym
re obs | A
\y ¥ reat
‘a 439 Niles
ees! as
y Aust avi
19 aay
20 aut!
Qu Q. 5d
eiieee
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used aS Voltage mrequlaton.
Procedune $
D connections ame
made as pen cimatt diagram.
2) The Voltage in RPS Moltage was tnesteased Pr Steps
3) The Zenen cusment ‘and the Zenen Voltage wene
Obsenvense G& then noted in the -fabulacr foam,
aprlytng different _yatides.
4) A Grog Was ial
wikile
Sots US Source Voltage.
Gh Cumment § ener
Precautions 3- |e
1) “the ia. 0
Adentifted . \
cursent do note “ex Bete iq of the diode.
SESE
Result 2-
vx charattenstics of enen diode ane obtained and
spite?Cineutt diagram é=
‘aug 500 do ons
ee
om
fr o
fgets Holf wave, rectifier with ¢ filler
Expected graph -
Nye!) Ngee?
D > Pace Gj arcs
er
Zuma)
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HALF wave (RECTIFIER
Aim % To obtain the oitpple -facton of a half wave
nectifrer. 1) ith filter
&) Without filter.
Appasatus 8-
ns ,
Sno] Name of the component | Type Range | Quantity
tode IN qoot ri”
Maltimeten Co-tooyv | ot
Tans fommen } keo- cv oO
Capacitor | | : | too HF or
* | Restsdom | Tea o)
c” Bread Board | Lie og o}
Theoory2-
Dusting posttive half cycles of Input VoHages » the Oa
is In -foswand bias 0% conducts therough the lead resistance!
R- Hence, the Gumment produces! on orstput Voltages acoross
the ood mesistance Ry which has the Same shape as the
tve half cycle of fnput voltage. Dusting negative half
Cycle of fnput voltage, the dfode 1s ‘in reversed bias
and theme 78 NO Cusiment the Clocait Te, the. volt
acooss R, 1S Yemo- The net mesult fs that only +ve
hatf cycle of the fnput Voltage acawss the lead +
ovenage Value of +he half wave rectifier output
voltage is the ‘Value measumed on de vottmeten forTabulan Column 2
ttthouk -fsltent~ WE AG
sno] “Tdetma)| Vaelv) | Vac ev) ar Meel ve
in OS 5 8. 8y Ad 1.30 |
a sD 3.4 eau Aw
3. Ao B.3y 3-34 ag
q| too 2.13 Gey basy
Ss tas 340 1) & YR secs
wale sh Fee eas eee
ae Se Aug 6.t0 baw!
goo.) | ae Tae hee
5 Aas 4 09 ‘S.) ee
10. Bev 6-86 ser 20
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6) Fem the Values of no-load of no-load Voltage
the % Regulation § caldilated using fosmula,
% Regulation = [=]
a # loo
Vec
Povcautions 3-
1) The pofimany § Setondany side of the -trans foams
Should be Conefulley Fdendefeed:
2 The pdosities of the diode should be carefully
Rderclifted .
3) viable determining the ‘h mequlalion, first full lood
Should be delesumined Tn: Steps -
Result 2- Hence the oiipple -facton of a half neclifien with
* Filters was calculated Succesfully.Centuit deagram’-
4 Vee72V
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a
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Wr
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= Common emitlen Amplifier
fim &- To Study the chasiactenstics of Common amftter
ampltftes. UNIAN emiHes: sesiston. Caleulale the band width
§ mid band gain.
Appasidtus 3 5 ez
aes y 1 434y_!
S.NO Name of the wmponent | Range guon Hy
I Tnatnen kit ; oe t
i PPI E5 Input and a
LA erriier Base Caatt 1s prod
: acid is
Bosed. the Collectonecumments $$ Controlled by the base
Cummernt mathe ipa reer eke
£1)
; Sraittest Clomert. The input Signal is
mB) applied te the base Jesumtnal of the Bianstobe and. Hifi
output §$ token 1S Collectoo, ent cat
al’. A vesy Small
chorge 48. base cumnent Prodtuces a much lange change
fn collecteor Convert. when +ve hol Cyele ¥s -fed Srito the
input cfrcutt, % opposes the forwand bias of the
Cacuit, :
Procedune 2
See Oe pert cist chogvam.
# SkHch on ~the hoinen kit.
# Set the Input Voltage -t0 Sov using
function generator,Tabulan eluran's—
_ 0.
60K
FOR
Fok
1g0k
Look
s 300k, .
be 500k,
ia 300k
i IM
teem
ony
ey
Voltage
Od
oy
08
tb
1
ha
Le
Le
he
ke
bk
La
ve
!
O38.meter th OK
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Nase) frequency Yn steps and note down Vo.
F plot the graph bh gyoin and frequency ond caleuble
banol with.
Precautions &-
JF Auotd loose connections.
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ee Field effect tranststom. Page No. SS
ARMS To construed the expeatment on a given field effect
ctransiston and plot the-transfer ancl ddatn .chanaclenadics.
Appanatuss-
Name of the component Range Quant.
Pet BE WIT |
Voltmeter Co-a0)v '
a Ve
a ef Nex - = B be
Beer's o Read: ral Active Sercicorducton device,
Where the betput Gxgorent TS Zoatrolled by.an elechie field
aanriated Sb 4" the Inphbuotietae Pers Soe also known as
unipolan hansistons, PCT's onty have either Clechrons a
holes operating as change Canstes. PET Uses the Volta fe
applted ~to 1s Tnput —fermtnal —fo control: the Current flosirg