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I.
II. ARCHITECTURE
WaveformGenerator,
Analog to Digital
INTRODUCTION
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Technical Specifications:
[1]. Voltage: AC/DC
[2]. Voltage Range: 0- 110 V
[3]. Channels: 2
[4]. Coupling: AC/DC
[5]. Bandwidth: 1MHz
DISPLAYING
WAVEFORMS
B. Waveform Generator:
Nature of
Waveform
Square
Wave
Sawtooth
Wave
Reverse
Sawtooth
Wave
Triangular
Wave
Sine Wave
Function
Generator
Noise
Signal
(Arbitrary)
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A. Multimeter:
Sine Wave
Triangle
Wave
Square
Wave
Sawtooth
Wave
Reverse
Sawtooth
Wave
Technical Specifications:
[1]. Voltage range: -8 to +8 V
[2]. Frequency Range: 0-65536 Hz
[3]. Even High frequency range of 1MHz- 8MHz of
Square Wave is also generated considering the
point of clock generation section majorly used for
any digital circuits.
[4]. Duty Cycle variation from 10-90 %.
These are the basic requirements which are generally
required to generate various signals in Students
laboratory for performing any experiment from their
syllabus to higher level projects and testing of the
projects.
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D. Logic Probe:
In this section we can determine whether the signal
flowing through any section of the digital circuit is logic
high or low. These two logic levels will be indicated using
two LEDs. It can also indicate the High impedance state of
the device which is the most crucial part of the Logic probe.
The three logic levels are indicated by LED, its indication
for various signals will be followed as:
D. APPLICATION:
[1]. Engineering students working on various laboratory
course.
[2]. Electronic passionate people who usually do
electronic-hobby projects.
[3]. It can be used by Field Engineers to perform testing
at remote locations.
V. CONCLUSION
IV. FEATURES
VI. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
A. POWER ASPECTS :
VII. REFERENCES
[1].
B. ADVANTAGES :
[1]. Portability to a greater extend.
A.K.Sawney
(4th
Edition)Electronic
Measurement and Instrumentation, Voltmeter,
Ammeter & Ohmmeter Pg. 192-288,Cathode Ray
Oscilloscope Pg. 655-676, Instruments of
Generation & analysis of Waveform Pg. 677-697,
Digital devices & Recorders, Pg. 909-961
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