Oscilloscope as a Bridge Null Detector

Oscilloscope as a Bridge Null Detector: As a null detector for an ac bridge, the oscilloscope, unlike a meter used for the purpose, gives separate indications for reactive and resistive…

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Gear Wheel Method for Frequency Measurement

Gear Wheel Method for Frequency Measurement: When a Lissajous figure contains a large number of loops, accurate counting becomes difficult. Figure 7.35 shows a test method that uses a modulated…

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Spot Wheel Method for Frequency Measurement

Spot Wheel Method for Frequency Measurement: As the ratio of the two frequencies being compared increases, the Lissajous pattern becomes more complicated and hence more difficult to interpret. In such…

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Digital Readout Oscilloscope

Digital Readout Oscilloscope: The Digital Readout Oscilloscope instrument has a CRT display and a counter display. The diagram shown is of an instrument where the counter measures the time (Fig.…

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Digital Measurement of Frequency (Mains)

Digital Measurement of Frequency (Mains): Digital Measurement of Frequency (Mains) - The conventional method of measuring the frequency of an electrical signal consists of counting the number of cycles of…

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Digital Measurement of Time

Digital Measurement of Time: Principle of Operation of Digital Measurement of Time - The beginning of the time period is the start pulse originating from input 1, and the end…

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Successive Approximation Type DVM

Successive Approximation Type DVM: The Successive Approximation Type DVM principle can be easily understood using a simple example; the determination of the weight of an object. By using a balance…

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