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Chapter Objectives
Explain Oscilloscope
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Recall
Voltage rise can be defined as the energy added to a
circuit and voltage drop is defined as the energy removed from the circuit. Kirchhoff voltage Law states that the sum of voltage drops is equal to the sum of the voltage rises in a closed circuit. Kirchhoff current Law states that the current entering any point in a circuit is equal to the current leaving the same point.
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Oscilloscopes
An oscilloscope is a type of electronic test equipment
that allows signal voltages to be viewed, as a twodimensional graph in the given span of time.
The Y- axis of the graph represents voltage and X-
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Question for GD
What is an Oscilloscope?
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Oscilloscopes
Oscilloscopes can be analog or digital.
In an analog oscilloscope, voltage is directly applied to an electron beam moving across the oscilloscope screen. Digital oscilloscopes convert the signals into a digital format by using the analog to digital converter. Then process the signal and reconvert in to analog format.
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Types of Oscilloscopes
The types of oscilloscope are as follows: Cathode-Ray Oscilloscope (CRO)
These oscilloscopes contains cathode, intensity grid, focus grid, and accelerating anode together known as electron gun. The electron gun generates electron beam fired along the cathode ray tube and hits on a fluorescent screen and produces light.
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Types of Oscilloscopes
Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope (DPO)
DPO displays the signal in three different dimensions such as time, amplitude, and the distribution of amplitude over a period of time.
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Time Limit-2min
CRO?
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parts as follows:
Display Area - Displays the graph which is often known as trace which is created by the signal
A Main Display B Bright dot C & D It is horizontal and vertical lines E Central horizontal and vertical lines
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Power, Calibration and Display Controls - Includes the power On/Off button, trace rotation control, intensity control, focus control and the calibration point
1Power Button 2 Power Led 3 Trace Rotation (TR) 4 Intensity Control 5 Focus Control 6 Calibration Control
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Vertical Axis Control This section provides controls that can be used to position trace, toggle between chop-mode and alt mode, AC/DC toggle, GND toggle and so on
1 Vertical Position Control 2 Alternate Mode 3 Volts/div 4 Variable Height Control 5 Toggle between AC/DC 6 Ground 7Channel signal input 8 Sliding switch control
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Horizontal Axis Control This section provides controls such as time base selector, 10 MAG control , XY mode and so on 1 x10 MAG control 2 To portion the trace 3 XY mode 4 Time/Div 5 Non-standard Time Base 6 Variable time base 7 Ground
Triggering Controls - This section provides controls such as, holdoff , level adjuster, lock mode, normal and auto button
1 HoldOff 2 Level 3 Normal /Auto 4 Lock 5 Coupling 6 Trigger 7 Trigger Alt 8 Slope 9 External sync signal
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Question for GD
Oscilloscope?
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Use of Oscilloscope
Oscilloscope is used for testing and finding
equipments.
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Hands on
Measurement of DC voltage using
Oscilloscope.
Oscilloscope
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Summary
Oscilloscope is a device which is used to draw a
graph of voltage in the given span of time. The Cathode-Ray Oscilloscopes (CRO), Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (DSO), Digital Phosphor Oscilloscopes and Digital Sampling Oscilloscopes are the different types of oscilloscopes. The Display Area, Power, Calibration and Display, Vertical Axis, Horizontal Axis, and Triggering are the controls of the front panel of an oscilloscope.
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Mind Map
Draw a mind map to summarize this chapter
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