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    Lecture #2

    Oscilloscopes 2

    ComparatorsEE 211

    Clarkson University

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    Scope 2 topics

    Dual Trace Operation

    X-Y plots

    Phase angle measurement

    Equipment:

    decade capacitor

    10kWdecade resistor

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    Decade resistor.

    Note the 3 studsredand black connect to

    the resistances.

    Check with an

    ohmmeter.

    The silver stud is case

    ground, it is there for

    safety and forshielding.

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    Voltage Divider RC circuit used in

    the lab

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    Analysis of RL circuit

    1

    CL CL

    L

    CLout in

    CL L

    Z jX

    j C

    ZV VZ R

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    Two Channel Oscilloscope

    Operation Phase Angles

    Mathematical Options

    Differential Voltage Measurement

    X-Y plots

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    Phase Angle Measurement (1)

    Time

    1.0ms 1.2ms 1.4ms 1.6ms 1.8ms 2.0ms

    V(200) V(300)

    -1.0V

    0V

    1.0V

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    Phase Angle Measurements (2)

    Time

    1.0ms 1.2ms 1.4ms 1.6ms 1.8ms 2.0ms

    V(200) V(300)

    1.0V

    0V

    1.0V

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    Lissajous Figures

    (qArcsin(A/B))

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    Before Lab

    Calculate the value of CLfor Step 2.

    Calculate the values of RLfor the 4 angles

    given in Step 18.

    Review the oscilloscope material referenced

    on the course web site.

    (optional) Review Lissajous diagrams on

    the web.

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    Lab 4. Comparators

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    Determine pins with an ohmmeter

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    Circuit #1

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    Protoboards

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    Op Amp troubleshooting guide

    1. Check power supply voltage to the opampwith voltmeter

    2. Check Vout on the scopemake sure youare on dc coupling. Keep this trace on thescreen

    3. Check the non-inverting and invertinginputsare they the same (should they bethe same?)

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    Op Amp troubleshooting (#2)

    5. If the output is on one of the rails, groundboth input terminals, the output should go

    to zero6. Should the op amp be in the linear region,

    but is not? Check your circuitparticularly the feedback circuit.

    7. No output at all? Set it up as acomparator, and recheck output.

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    Troubleshooting Tips

    Measure voltagesvisual inspections are

    not reliable.

    Think of complex circuits as a set ofsubcircuits, and check each subcircuit

    individually.

    Dont ignore the ground bus--

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    What Happens?

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    What Happens?

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    Schmitt Trigger circuit

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    Schmitt trigger equations

    inf

    f

    s

    inf

    inout

    s

    inf

    insout

    RR

    RV

    RR

    RV

    VRR

    RVVV

    )(

    hysteresis term scaling term

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    Example

    If Vout is either +12v or -12v

    and Rf = 11*Rin

    Then the hysteresis term will be + 1volt

    (Note: scaling does not matter when the

    inverting input is set to zero)

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    Schmitt Trigger w/noise

    Time

    0s 10ms 20ms 30ms 40ms 50msV(200) V(100)*5

    -20V

    0V

    20V

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    Schmitt Trig.-Vout vs. Vin

    V(100)

    -3.0V -2.0V -1.0V -0.0V 1.0V 2.0V 3.0V

    V(200)

    -10V

    0V

    10V

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    Writing Assignment

    Review LABORATORY REPORT STYLEGUIDE on the course web site

    The second writing assignment will be towrite a section presenting data from Step Gof the comparator lab, on Schmitt triggers.

    Present a table showing the comparisonbetween predicted and measured deadbandsof the Schmitt triggers you build.

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    Assignment

    Include a single paragraph discussing the

    results that are presented in the table.

    Do not discuss Schmitt trigger theory oryour lab procedure.

    Do discuss the quality of your results

    comment on the accuracy or lack ofaccuracy.

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    Details

    Due date 3 working days, during your next

    lab period.

    This is one subsection of the main body of areport describing this whole lab.

    Include an analysis of your results

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    PreLab Requirements

    Oscopes 2

    Calculate the RC network resistor values

    Review the Lissajous data

    Comparators

    Read the Op amp spec sheet, review the

    troubleshooting guide.