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This RLC circuit allows the capacitance to be varied. Frequency is 450 Hz, and resistance is set to 500 ohms. Prevent floating ground by grounding C.

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5J30.10 RLC Ringing Rating:

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Description: A square wave source causes ringing in an LCR circuit. The capacitor and inductor can be varied separately.

Room:PS F175 Location: See parts Sublocation:
Type: demo Date Added: Condition:
Quantity:1 Complete: Last updated: 8/2/2005
Purpose: As the C and L vary the frequency of the ringing varies.
Safety Issues: Disclaimer (Warning - work in progress - may be incomplete)
Equipment Issues:
Parts:
Oscilloscope + camera(14)
Inductor 85 mH(Df2)
Big Inductor 9B20.21(Df2)
Air Capacitor(variable)(Ca2)
Decade Capacitor(De5)
2 Decade resistor(De3)
2 function generators(Dh2)
4 BNC to RCA spltters
cables 2 short YG
2 long YO
13 medium 2R1O2B3Y5G
4 aligator clips (drawer)
Copyright © 2000 Instructions:
The L,C,R and signal generator are set in series.
Channel two is set in parallel with the capacitor.
Set the function generator to square wave and 2300Hz.
Set resistance to 100 ohms.

To switch from the variable C to the variable L disconnect the 2 BNC to RCA splitters from channel 1 and 2 on the oscilloscope and then connect the other 2 BNC to RCA splitters from the other circuit.

The oscilloscope sometimes has a floating ground problem. This can be avoided by placing the component being measured, capacitor in this case, to the ground of the source, function generator here.
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