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Lab 6 Studying The Accumulate-Released Oscillator Circuit Using The Neon Light To Measure The Resistance and The Capacitance

The document describes an experiment to study the accumulate-released oscillator circuit using a neon light to measure resistance and capacitance. It includes the equipment used, the theory behind the circuit, step-by-step procedures to conduct the experiment, relevant equations, and questions about determining the period of the oscillator and measuring resistance and capacitance using the circuit.

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Lab 6 Studying The Accumulate-Released Oscillator Circuit Using The Neon Light To Measure The Resistance and The Capacitance

The document describes an experiment to study the accumulate-released oscillator circuit using a neon light to measure resistance and capacitance. It includes the equipment used, the theory behind the circuit, step-by-step procedures to conduct the experiment, relevant equations, and questions about determining the period of the oscillator and measuring resistance and capacitance using the circuit.

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Lab 6

STUDYING THE ACCUMULATE-


RELEASED OSCILLATOR
CIRCUIT USING THE NEON
LIGHT TO MEASURE
THE RESISTANCE AND THE
CAPACITANCE
Introducti
Student’s name on Student’s ID

Trần Anh Duy 2153256

Phan Minh Khoa 2152132

Tạ Trần Đình Tiến 2153890

Nguyễn Uyên Lập Phát 2153680

Nguyễn Trần Phước Tài 1751081

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Conten of
✘ presentation
Equipment
✘ Theory
✘

Procedures
✘ Equations

✘ Questions
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Equpm
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en t
The physics experiment equipment MC-958
Sample resistance =1,00±0,01M
R0
• Resistance to be measured Rx
• Protective resistance of circuit R = 100k
• Sample capacitance C 0 =1,00±0,01  F
• Capacitance to be measured Cx
• The multifunction versatile chronometer MC-963A,accuracy
0.01s
• Sensor transceiver infrared photoelectric
The physics experiftent equipftent MC-
958

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Resistanceto be
measured Rx

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Saftple resistance
R0=1,00±0,01M

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Saftple capacitance
C0=1,00±0,01

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Protective resistance of circuit R
= 100k

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Capacitance to befteasured
Cx

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The ftultifunction versatile
chronofteter MC-963A

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Sensor transceiver infrared
photoelectric

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Theor
y

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y

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Procedure
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Equation
s

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Question
1.
circuit using s
Describe the accumulate-released
the neon light. Draw the circuit diagram
oscillation
and proven the equation to determine the period the
accumulate-released oscillation

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Questio
ns
2. Present how to measure the “on” electric potential US and the “off”
potential
UT of the neon light. Why need to connect the resistor in series to the neon light?

- measure the “on” electric potential US and the “off” potential UT of the
neon light

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Question
s
- We need to connect the
resistor in series to the neon light
because it has a high effective
resistance, it will change any
current in the circuit where it is
placed in series

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5
Question
s of the accumulate-released
3. Clarify the method of testing equation to
determine the period
oscillation circuit RC.
✘ T = 2𝜋 𝐿𝐶

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Questio
ns
4.Present methods for determining the resistance and capacitance by
the
accumulate-released oscillation circuit using the neon
light.
- Resistance:

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Question
Capacitance:
s

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Question
s

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Question
Why not use this method to measure the
s and capacitance?
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small resistance
The value of the random error is dependent on
the unit value of the equipment. In addition, the
unit value of the equipment used in this
method is range to MΩ, which is impossible for
us to precisely calculate the small resistance
and capacitance

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Thank you
foryour
time

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