1. The document is a lab report for an electronics engineering course on capacitor and resistor-inductor (RL) circuit characteristics. It includes experiments measuring the voltage and current relationships for a capacitor circuit and an RL circuit over varying frequencies.
2. The objectives are to analyze the voltage-current relationship for a capacitor and measure the voltage and current in an RL circuit at different frequencies, plotting various signals and characteristics.
3. The conclusion discusses how the voltage across the resistor, phase shift, and admittance change with increasing frequency in an RL circuit. It also identifies if the capacitor circuit resembles a high or low pass filter. Calculations are shown for various values at 1500Hz.
1. The document is a lab report for an electronics engineering course on capacitor and resistor-inductor (RL) circuit characteristics. It includes experiments measuring the voltage and current relationships for a capacitor circuit and an RL circuit over varying frequencies.
2. The objectives are to analyze the voltage-current relationship for a capacitor and measure the voltage and current in an RL circuit at different frequencies, plotting various signals and characteristics.
3. The conclusion discusses how the voltage across the resistor, phase shift, and admittance change with increasing frequency in an RL circuit. It also identifies if the capacitor circuit resembles a high or low pass filter. Calculations are shown for various values at 1500Hz.
1. The document is a lab report for an electronics engineering course on capacitor and resistor-inductor (RL) circuit characteristics. It includes experiments measuring the voltage and current relationships for a capacitor circuit and an RL circuit over varying frequencies.
2. The objectives are to analyze the voltage-current relationship for a capacitor and measure the voltage and current in an RL circuit at different frequencies, plotting various signals and characteristics.
3. The conclusion discusses how the voltage across the resistor, phase shift, and admittance change with increasing frequency in an RL circuit. It also identifies if the capacitor circuit resembles a high or low pass filter. Calculations are shown for various values at 1500Hz.
The King Abdullah II School for Electrical Engineering
Electronics Engineering Department
Circuits Lab
In Lab Report
Experiment 5:
Capacitor Voltage Characteristics and Sinusoidal Steady State Response
Names of Group: 1. .................................. ID#: 2. .................................. ID#:
Group No.: Section: Date: / /
Objectives 1. . . 2. ...
A) Voltage Current Relationship for Capacitor 1- Generate V (t), a Sinusoidal signal of 8 V p-p . 2- Assemble the circuit. Connect the CRO as shown. 3- Complete the following Table.
4- Plot The signals V(t) and I(t) at 4000 Hz
Frequency = 400 Hz Frequency = 4000 Hz Measured Measured lV R l Peak Voltage across the Resistor
Current ( I ) Phase Shift i
I RMS
V RMS
V(t) I(t) B) RL circuit 1- Generate V(t), a sinusoidal signal of 4 V p-p .
2- Assemble the circuit. Connect the CRO as shown. 3- Complete the Following Table.
Freq.( Hz) IV R I III I= V R IYI= III/ IVI 500 1500 2500 3500 4500 5500
4- For the Frequency 2500 Hz, Plot both the supply voltage and the current in the circuit.
5- Plot the amplitude of the 6- Plot the phase angle of the admittance Y Vs. Frequency. admittance Y vs. Frequency
C) Conclusion 1. Fill in the Blanks. a. For an RL circuit, as the frequency increases the 1- Voltage across V R .. 2- Phase shift .. 3- Admittance .. b. For the RC circuit given in part A. If an output voltage is taken across R then the circuit resembles a pass filter. (High/ Low) 2. For a frequency of 1500Hz.Calculate a.