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    This document describes a series of experiments conducted on RL circuits. It provides the circuit diagrams, formulas used, calculations made and observations recorded from the experiments. The objectives were to: 1. Design an RL circuit using a 5V p-p clock source and calculate the time constant and frequency for different resistor and inductor values. 2. Measure the voltage after 0 and 1 time constants using a toggle cursor tool. 3. Prove that the voltage after 1 time constant is equal to the voltage after 0 time constants multiplied by 0.37. The conclusion states that in an RL circuit, the inductor voltage decreases exponentially over time according to the formula 1 - e^(-t*R/L).

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    This document describes a series of experiments conducted on RL circuits. It provides the circuit diagrams, formulas used, calculations made and observations recorded from the experiments. The objectives were to: 1. Design an RL circuit using a 5V p-p clock source and calculate the time constant and frequency for different resistor and inductor values. 2. Measure the voltage after 0 and 1 time constants using a toggle cursor tool. 3. Prove that the voltage after 1 time constant is equal to the voltage after 0 time constants multiplied by 0.37. The conclusion states that in an RL circuit, the inductor voltage decreases exponentially over time according to the formula 1 - e^(-t*R/L).

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    LAB NO:4 (A) : Task No:1 Circuit Diagram

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    This document describes a series of experiments conducted on RL circuits. It provides the circuit diagrams, formulas used, calculations made and observations recorded from the experiments. The objectives were to: 1. Design an RL circuit using a 5V p-p clock source and calculate the time constant and frequency for different resistor and inductor values. 2. Measure the voltage after 0 and 1 time constants using a toggle cursor tool. 3. Prove that the voltage after 1 time constant is equal to the voltage after 0 time constants multiplied by 0.37. The conclusion states that in an RL circuit, the inductor voltage decreases exponentially over time according to the formula 1 - e^(-t*R/L).

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    NETWORK ANALYSIS ROLL NO :2019-EE-084

    LAB NO:4(a)
    TASK NO :1 Design series RL circuit by using clock source of 5V p-p and duty cycle.
    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

    TASK NO :2Calculate RL time constant and Fin for the given circuit.
    FORMULA: τ =L/R and Fin=1/10*τ
    CALCULATION:
    .When R=1k ohms and L=100mH
    Ʈ=1k/100m=100*10^-6
    Fin=1/10* Ʈ=1000Hz.
    .When R=2k ohms and L=150mH
    Ʈ=2k/150m=75*10^-6
    Fin=1/10* Ʈ=1333.33Hz
    .When R=3k ohms and L=200mH
    Ʈ=3k/200m=66.67*10^-6
    Fin=1/10* Ʈ=1499.9Hz
    .When R=4k ohms and L=250mH
    Ʈ=4k/250m=62.5*10^-6
    Fin=1/10* Ʈ=1600Hz
    .When R=5k ohms and L=300mH
    Ʈ=5k/300m=60*10^-6
    Fin=1/10* Ʈ=1666.66Hz
    OBSRVATION TABLE:
    S.NO RESISTANCE (KΩ) INDUCTOR (mH) T= L/R FREQUENCY
    R L Fin=1/10*Ʈ
    Hz
    1. 1kΩ 100mH 100*10^-6 1000
    2. 2kΩ 150mH 75*10^-6 1333.33
    3. 3kΩ 200mH 66.67*10^-6 1499.9
    4. 4kΩ 250mH 62.5*10^-6 1600
    5. 5kΩ 300mH 60*10^-6 1666.66

    TASK NO:3 Measure the 0 Ʈ ans 1 Ʈ by using toggle cursor tool.

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    NETWORK ANALYSIS ROLL NO :2019-EE-084

    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

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    NETWORK ANALYSIS ROLL NO :2019-EE-084

    TASK NO:4 Prove that VL at 0Ʈ*0.37=VL t 1Ʈ.


    OBSERVATION TABLE:
    S.NO RESISTANCE INDUCTOR T= L/R FREQUENCY Vc at 0Ʈ Vc at1Ʈ Vl at1Ʈ
    (KΩ) (mH) Fin=1/10*Ʈ Volts volts =
    R L Hz Vl at
    0Ʈ*0.37

    1. 1kΩ 100Mh 100*10^-6 1000 4.8 1.9 1.9=1.9


    2. 2kΩ 150mH 75*10^-6 1333.33 4.8 1.9 1.9=1.9
    3. 3kΩ 200mH 66.67*10^6 1499.9 4.8 1.9 1.9=1.9
    4. 4kΩ 250mH 62.5*10^-6 1600 4.8 1.9 1.9=1.9
    5. 5kΩ 300mH 60*10^-6 1666.66 4.8 1.9 1.9=1.9
    CONCLUSION:
    The object of this lab is to analyze the first order RL circuit and I observed that In an R-L
    circuit, voltage across the inductor decreases with time while in the RC circuit the voltage
    across the capacitor increased with time. Thus, current in an RL circuit has the same form as
    voltage in an RC circuit: they both rise to their final value exponentially according to 1 - e (-
    t*R/L)
    .

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