H Experiments - Unit 2 - Electricity and Electronics
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Aim of Experiment |
Activity 01 |
Electric Field patterns |
To investigate the electric field patterns around two point charges and two parallel plates.
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Activity 02 |
The Cathode Ray Tube |
To investigate the path of the electron beam in a cathode ray tube.
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Activity 03 |
e.m.f. and internal resistance with parallel circuits |
To determine the internal resistance of a battery
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Activity 04 |
Internal resistance of a cell |
To determine the internal resistance of a cell.
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Activity 05 |
The balanced Wheatstone Bridge |
To find the resistances of unknown resistors.
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Activity 06 |
The out-of-balance Wheatstone bridge |
To investigate the relationship between the current through the limiting resistor and the change in resistance of one of the resistors in the Wheatstone Bridge.
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Activity 07 |
The out-of-balance Wheatstone bridge – applications |
To investigate several applications of the Wheatstone bridge in the out-of-balance condition.
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Activity 08 |
Alternating current – peak and r.m.s.values |
To establish a relationship between peak and equivalent direct (r.m.s.) values of voltage.
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Activity 09 |
Calibration of a signal generator. |
To measure the output frequency of a signal generator using an oscilloscope.
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Activity 10 |
Charge and potential difference for a capacitor |
To investigate the relationship between the voltage across a capacitor and the charge stored on its plates.
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Activity 11 |
Charging and discharging characteristics for a capacitor |
To observe the variation of the current through, and the p.d. across the capacitor during the charge and discharge cycles.
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Activity 12 |
Response of resistance in a variable frequency a.c.circuit. |
To establish a relationship between the current through a resistor and the frequency of the a.c. supply.
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Activity 13 |
Current and frequency in a capacitive circuit. |
To establish a relationship between the current in a capacitive circuit and the frequency of the a.c. supply.
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Activity 14 |
Uses of capacitors – a flashing neon lamp. |
To show the principle of operation of a flashing neon lamp.
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Activity 15 |
Uses of capacitors – d.c. power supply. |
To show the effect of capacitors in the production of a smooth d.c. supply from an a.c. supply.
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Activity 16 |
Using a potentiometer |
To use a potentiometer to select a range of voltages
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Activity 17 |
The Inverting Amplifier |
To investigate the Op-Amp in the inverting mode
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Activity 18 |
Saturation |
To investigate the saturation voltage of the Op-Amp
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Activity 19 |
Square wave generator |
To investigate how the Op-Amp can be used to produce square waves.
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Activity 20 |
The differential amplifier |
To investigate the Op-Amp operating in the differential mode
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Activity 21 |
The inverting amplifier used to control heavier loads. |
To show how the Op-Amp can be used in a circuit to switch on a high current device.
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Activity 22 |
The differential amplifier used to monitor light level. |
To investigate the use of a differential amplifier with a Wheatstone Bridge to monitor light level.
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