(b) Measure all the component voltages with E = 8V (p-p). To ensure a common ground between the oscilloscope and oscillator for each measurement, make sure the element is placed in the position of the capacitor C. In other words, reverse the order of the elements so that the element across which the voltage is to be measured has the position of C indicated in Fig. 8.3. FIG. 8.3 10 kHz E = 8 V(p-p) R www + 1 ΚΩ V L 000 10 mH ub 0.01 μF 10|11 Channel 1 Vert.: 1 V/div Hor.: 20 μs/div.

(b) Measure all the component voltages with E = 8V (p-p). To ensure a common ground between the oscilloscope and oscillator for each measurement, make sure the element is placed in the position of the capacitor C. In other words, reverse the order of the elements so that the element across which the voltage is to be measured has the position of C indicated in Fig. 8.3. FIG. 8.3 10 kHz E = 8 V(p-p) R www + 1 ΚΩ V L 000 10 mH ub 0.01 μF 10|11 Channel 1 Vert.: 1 V/div Hor.: 20 μs/div.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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