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Lab Report - AC Circuits

This document provides instructions for a laboratory session on simple circuits. Students will use equipment like a circuit board, multimeter, signal generator and oscilloscope to build circuits with resistors, capacitors and inductors. A signal will be passed through each circuit to observe how the components affect the signal's behavior, phase relationships, reactance and Q factor. The method will be described for one of the experiments as the process is generally the same for all three.

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Lab Report - AC Circuits

This document provides instructions for a laboratory session on simple circuits. Students will use equipment like a circuit board, multimeter, signal generator and oscilloscope to build circuits with resistors, capacitors and inductors. A signal will be passed through each circuit to observe how the components affect the signal's behavior, phase relationships, reactance and Q factor. The method will be described for one of the experiments as the process is generally the same for all three.

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Introduction: In this laboratory session, we will be dealing with simple circuits formed of resistors, capacitors and inductors.

We will be passing AC signals from a signal generator through the circuit to monitor how the respective components affect the signals' behaviour. In particular we will be monitoring phase relationships, component reactance and the Q factor.

Equipment: Circuit Board Digital Multimeter x2 Shorting Links and Connecting Leads Signal Generator (EI810322) Oscilloscope (EI211384)

Method: As the method of all three experiments are generally the same, I will describe the process of only one of the experiments.

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