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Experiment No 1, 2, 3 Ece 201
Experiment No 1, 2, 3 Ece 201
1. Objective(s):
The activity aims to familiarize on basic
software and hardware operation of NI Elvis
and familiarize in using Multisim.
http://www.ni.com/en-ph/support/model.ni-elvis-ii.html
4. Equipment:
NI ELVIS II
5. Procedure:
Activity 1: Navigating the Espial Software
1. Open Espial Software. Turn on the
Platform power button and module power
button.
2. Click 12-304.
3. Click Familiarization.
4. Click Practical 1, Navigating the Espial
Software.
5. Discuss the function of the following
windows in Table 1.1:
Table 1.1
Window/points/buttons/controls
A. Assignment Window
B. Resource Windows
C. Make Connection Window
D. Test Equipment
E. Perform Practical Window
F. Monitor Points
G Practical Buttons
.
H. Information Buttons
I. Slider Controls
Figure 1.2
3. Measure the voltage across 1kohm
resistor. Voltmeter must be connected in
parallel.
4. Measure the current in 1kohm resistor.
Ammeter must be connected in series.
5. Compute the voltage and current using
Ohm’s Law.
Laboratory Report
Experiment No. 1
NI ELVIS AND MULTISIM FAMILIARIZATION
Course/section: Instructor:
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Group Members: (Name/Signature/Task(duty))
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C. Make Connection Window This movable and resizable window shows the wire
connections (2mm patch leads) you need to make on the
hardware to make a practical work. Note that some of
the wires connect the monitoring points into the data
acquisition switch matrix. If this is not done correctly the
monitoring points on the practical diagram will not
correspond with those on the hardware.
D. Test Equipment The test equipment will auto-place itself on the left of
the screen at a default size. You may move it or resize it
at any time. Note that below a useable size only the
screen of the instrument will be shown, without the
adjustment buttons. Each piece of test equipment will
launch with default settings. You may change these
settings at any time. There is an auto anti-alias feature
that prevents you setting time-base or frequency settings
that may give misleading displays. If auto anti-alias has
operated the button turns red. You can turn off the anti-
aliasing feature, but you should be aware that it may
result in misleading displays.
E. Perform Practical Window This window contains the instructions for performing the
practical, as well as a block, or circuit, diagram showing
the circuit parts of the hardware board involved in the
Practical. On the diagram are the monitoring points that
you use to explore how the system works and to make
measurements. The horizontal divider bar between the
instructions and the diagram can be moved up and down
if you want the relative size of the practical instruction
window to diagram to be different. Note that the aspect
ratio of the diagram is fixed.
F. Monitor Points If you place the mouse over a monitor point a tool-tip
will show a description of what signal it is. Monitor
points can be clicked on which brings up an additional
window. Displayed in this window is a zoomed in image
of the work-board indicating the location of the monitor
point.
G. Practical Buttons On some Practicals there are buttons at the bottom of
the diagram that select some parameter in the practical.
These can be single buttons or in groups. Only one of
each button in a group may be selected at one time.
H. Information Buttons On many of the symbols on the diagram you will find a
button that gives access to new windows that provide
more information on the circuit that the symbol
represents. Note that these windows are “modal”, which
means that you can have only one open at a time and
you must close it before continuing with anything else.
I. Slider Controls Where slider controls are used you may find you can get
finer control by clicking on it and then using the up and
down arrow keys on your keyboard
Activity 2: Introduction to the NI ELVIS and the Electricity and Electronics Principles work-
boards
Table 1.2
NI ELVIS II Parts Picture
N.NI ELVIS II Platform
P. Power Socket
Q.USB Socket
Z. Fuse holder
Activity 4:
Activity 5: Multisim
Voltage Current
Using Multisim
Computed
8. Conclusion:
Experiment No. 2
THE SEMICONDUCTOR DIODE
Course: Section:
Group No.: Date Performed:
Group Members: Date Submitted:
Instructor:
1. Objective(s):
Activity 1:
To determine the diode polarity, connect the circuit
as represented in the block diagram:
Figure 2.3
Circuit 1 Circuit 2
Figure 2.4
Source:
https://www.electronicshub.org/diode-
testing/
Activity 2
Figure 2.5
1. Use the “Make Connections” diagram to
make the required connections on the
hardware.
2. Turn the potentiometer to zero scale (fully
counter-clockwise).
3. Open the MCM. Channel 1 displays the
voltage across the 100 Ω resistor (VR) and
channel 2 displays the voltage applied to
the resistor and diode (VS).
4. Complete the table with the corresponding
output results.
Activity 1.
Activity 2
9. Conclusion:
10. Assessment Task:
1) From the data collected, how does the polarity affect current flow in the circuit?
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3) Give applications on how diodes are used in electrical and electronic circuits? Briefly discuss
their operations.
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Experiment No. 3
DIODE APPLICATIONS
Course: Section:
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Instructor:
1. Objective(s):
4. Equipment:
NI ELVIS II
5. Procedure:
Figure 3.2
13. Plot each waveform on Figure 3.2 and
mark their amplitudes.
Activity 3 – DC Restoration
Figure 3.4
Figure 3.5
11. Remove link wire 4.
12. Add link wires 9, 10 and 11.
13. Now the 0.6v negative offset should be
removed from the output signal, so the
output and input should be the same
Laboratory Report
Experiment No. 3
DIODE APPLICATIONS
Course/section: Instructor:
Group No.: Date Performed:
Group Members: (Name/Signature/Task(duty))
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Figure 3.2
Activity 2 - The Biased - Diode Clipper
Figure 3.3
Activity 3 – DC Restoration
Figure 3.4
Figure 3.5
8. Discussion of Results:
9. Conclusion: