Introduction to Lab Equipment

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Introduction to Lab Equipment

Introduction to Lab Equipment Lab objectives Gain familiarity with key lab equipment Set up and analyze simple electronic circuits using basic equipment Key lab equipment includes Breadboards and associated BNC cables and connectors Keithley 2430 Source Measure Unit (SMU) Keysight DSOX1102A Oscillocope Agilent 33220A Function Generator

Introduction to Lab Equipment Breadboard schematic showing buses and connection strips.

Introduction to Lab Equipment Keithley 2400 Source Measure Unit (SMU)

Keysight DSOX1102A Oscilloscope

Introduction to Lab Equipment Agilent 33220A Function Generator

Introduction to Lab Equipment Function generator and oscilloscope measurements Build simple series circuit Force a frequency of 100 Hz and a peak-to-peak amplitude of 5 V with the function generator Measure voltage and frequency across R1 with oscilloscope by using Channels 1 and 2 and positioning one side of each probe on each side of R1 and the other side to ground Test circuit for Section 5.1

Introduction to Lab Equipment Keithley SMU measurements Build simple series and parallel circuits shown below Force 10 V DC with first Keithley through circuit on left in (a) - Measure voltages in R1 and R2 with second Keithley - Measure current in circuit from Keithley used as voltage source Force 5 mA DC with first Keithley through circuit on right in (b) Measure currents in R3 and R4 with second Keithley Measure the impedance of the two resistors with the Keithley SMU by pressing Ω under Measure and then Auto Range for use in calculations Test circuits for Section 5.2