Electronic Instrumentation Experiment 2 * Part A: Lissajous Figures and Agilent Software * Part B: Bridges, Capacitors and Sweeps * Part C: Strain Gauges.

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Electronic Instrumentation Experiment 2 * Part A: Lissajous Figures and Agilent Software * Part B: Bridges, Capacitors and Sweeps * Part C: Strain Gauges and Potentiometers

Part A w Lissajous Figures w Agilent Intuilink Software

Lissajous Figures

Cathode Ray Tubes x input y input

Cathode Ray Tubes dware/Study_Material/Study_Guide/chap2/toc.html

Oscilloscopes odeRay.html

Lissajous Figures

Lissajous Example 1

Lissajous Example 2

Lissajous Example 3

More Figures

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Part B w Bridges w Capacitors w Sweeps

Wheatstone Bridge

Bridge Circuits A bridge is just two voltage dividers in parallel. The output is the difference between the two dividers.

Capacitors

Capacitors in Series

Capacitors in Parallel

Understanding Capacitor Behavior

Capacitor Impedance

DC Sweeps

AC Sweeps

Notes on Logarithmic Scales

Part C w Strain Gauges w Potentiometers

Strain Gauges

Strain Gauge in a Bridge Circuit

Potentiometers “Pots”

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