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    This document summarizes an electronics experiment analyzing the time response of RC and RL circuits. The experiment used an oscilloscope, power supply, function generator, and breadboard to construct RC integrator and differentiator circuits and an RL circuit using various resistor, capacitor, and inductor components. Measurements were taken of the time constant tau for each circuit under different input frequencies. The results showed low error percentages between theoretical and experimental tau values. The conclusion is that the experiment helped study how capacitors and inductors store energy over time with varying frequencies and taught about the importance of the time constant.

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    This document summarizes an electronics experiment analyzing the time response of RC and RL circuits. The experiment used an oscilloscope, power supply, function generator, and breadboard to construct RC integrator and differentiator circuits and an RL circuit using various resistor, capacitor, and inductor components. Measurements were taken of the time constant tau for each circuit under different input frequencies. The results showed low error percentages between theoretical and experimental tau values. The conclusion is that the experiment helped study how capacitors and inductors store energy over time with varying frequencies and taught about the importance of the time constant.

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    This document summarizes an electronics experiment analyzing the time response of RC and RL circuits. The experiment used an oscilloscope, power supply, function generator, and breadboard to construct RC integrator and differentiator circuits and an RL circuit using various resistor, capacitor, and inductor components. Measurements were taken of the time constant tau for each circuit under different input frequencies. The results showed low error percentages between theoretical and experimental tau values. The conclusion is that the experiment helped study how capacitors and inductors store energy over time with varying frequencies and taught about the importance of the time constant.

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    The LNM Institute of Information Technology

    Department Of Electronics & Communication Engineering

    EXPERIMENT No.
    02
    A. Aim: To analyze and study the time response of RC and RL circuits.

    B. Apparatus Used: 1. DSO, DC Power Supply, function generator, breadboard. Resistor


    100Ω (1), Resistor 10KΩ (1), Capacitor 0.01µF (1), Inductor 1mH (1).

    C. Observation: (Include your own Table relevant to the


    Experiment) For Integrator circuit:-

    Calculations:

    Circuit Snap:
    The LNM Institute of Information Technology
    Department Of Electronics & Communication Engineering

    Theoretical value of τ: 100


    Input Frequency (Hz) Experimental value of Error (%)
    τ(microseconds)
    500Hz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 98.55 1.45
    (1/ 2πτ) Hz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 102.89 2.89
    4KHz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 98.70 1.3

    For Differentiator circuit:-


    Calculations:
    The LNM Institute of Information Technology
    Department Of Electronics & Communication Engineering

    Circuit Snap:

    Theoretical value of τ: 100


    Input Frequency (Hz) Experimental value of Error (%)
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    τ(microseconds)
    500Hz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 100.56 0.56
    (1/ 2πτ) Hz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 99.28 0.72
    4KHz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 100.023 0.023

    For RL circuit:-
    Calculations:

    Circuit Snap:
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    Theoretical value of τ: 10
    Input Frequency (Hz) Experimental value of Error (%)
    τ(microseconds)
    5KHz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 10.27 2.7
    (1/ 2πτ) Hz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 9.78 2.2
    40KHz (Square wave, 0-10 Volt) 9.87 1.3

    Conclusion: This experiment made us know the time response of RC and RL circuit.
    It helped us about how fast the capacitor and inductor stores energy with varying
    frequencies.
    It taught us the significance of time constant and its use.

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