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College Assignment About Oscilloscope
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This is my undergraduate assignment that I translated to English myself in the Electrical Measurement course where the task is to write an essay on Oscilloscopes. This assignment has never been published anywhere and I, as the author and copyright holder, license this assignment customized CC-BY-SA where anyone can share, copy, republish, and sell on condition to state my name as the author and notify that the original and open version available here.
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Background
Have you ever seen a line drawing that goes up and down, up and down again? Have you ever heard of signals, waves, vibrations, alternating current (AC)? Maybe on television you have seen the form of a signal displayed by news or educational media. Maybe you don’t know the measuring instrument that can display the wave image. The measuring instrument is called an oscilloscope.
1.2 Objective
- Know the term Oscilloscope.
- Know the basic circuit of the Oscilloscope.
- Identifying the outside (buttons) of the Oscilloscope.
- Know the basic ways of using the Oscilloscope.
- Get to know the various uses of the Oscilloscope.
1.3 Scope of Material
- Understanding oscilloscope.
- Basic oscilloscope diagram.
- Buttons on the Oscilloscope.
- An introduction to measurements on an oscilloscope.
- Oscilloscope applications in the outside world.
Chapter 2 Basic Theory
2.1 Vibration
The vibrations can be in the form of up and down, left-right, left side — right side, back and forth. In life we feel vibrations are a continuous back and forth motion, for example earthquakes.
Movement of the pendulum from a to c back again to a or a > b > c > b > a is said to be 1 vibration.
2.2 Frequency
Frequency is defined as the number of vibrations that are carried out every second. The unit of frequency in the…