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Description

The EB-103 is a single board comprehensive instructional module designed to teach basic concepts of AC circuits to technology students.

The module can be operated as a stand-alone unit or integrated to the EB-2000 Computer Managed Laboratory.

Objectives

  • Measure peak voltage values with an oscilloscope

  • Measure rms voltage values with a vom

  • Measure the period of an ac voltage waveform with an oscilloscope

  • Determine the peak value of the current from voltage measurements with the oscilloscope

  • Determine the rms value of the current from peak current

  • Determine the current by the indirect method by measuring the voltage across a resistor with a known value

  • Measure the phase angle between the current and voltage

  • Determine the value of the capacitive reactance from measured values

  • Determine the value of capacitors from the reactance

  • Determine the capacity of capacitor connected in series

  • Determine the total capacity of capacitors connected in series

  • Use the oscilloscope to measure the voltages in a series r/c circuit

  • Determine the phase angle in series r/c circuits from measured values

  • Determine the impedance of the series e circuit from measured values

  • Determine the reactance of an inductor from measurements

  • Determine the phase angle from measurements

  • Determine the inductive reactance of inductors connected in series

  • Determine the input voltage in the series circuit from measured values of resistor and inductor voltages

  • Determine the phase angle in the series r/l circuit from measurements

  • Determine the impedance of the series r/l circuit rom measured values

  • Measure the voltage in parallel r/l circuits

  • Measure the phase angle in parallel r/l circuits

  • Calculate circuit values from measurement taken in the circuit

  • Determine the series resonance frequency from measurements

  • Determine the q-factor from measured values

  • Determine the q-factor from measured values

  • Plot frequency response curves

  • Determine the bandwidth from measured values Plot a frequency response curve for a low pass filter

  • Determine the cut-off frequency of the high-pass filter

  • Determine the attenuation of the high-pass filter

  • Determine the frequency response of the l/r low-pass filter from measured values

  • Determine the cut-off frequency from measured values

  • Determine the bandwidth of the wien bridge circuit

  • Determine the turn ratio of transformers from measurements

  • Determine the cut-off frequency of a low pass filter from measured value Determine the phase shift at the cut-off frequency by measurements

  • Determine the value of capacitors connected in parallel from measured values Determine the primary impedance of the transformer from measurement

  • Determine the input and output power of a transformer

  • Use transformers as impedance matching device

  • Determine the voltages and waveforms of the ac circuits

  • Test the various stages in a circuit and locate the faulty stage

  • Locate the fault within the stage of a circuit

Recommended Experiments

  1. Ac waveform

  2. Ac current

  3. Capacitors

  4. R/c circuits

  5. Inductors

  6. R/l circuits

  7. Resonance

  8. R/c filters

  9. R/l filters

  10. Band pass filters

  11. The transformer

  12. Troubleshooting

 

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