The document outlines the requirements and activities for an ECE 107L Physics 2 Laboratory course, including:
1. Five breadboarding activities to build circuits on a breadboard without soldering.
2. One video viewing experiment.
3. One Multisim simulation activity to design and analyze an electronic circuit.
Students are required to gather data during labs and submit written reports with objectives, procedures, computations, findings, and conclusions for each experiment.
The document outlines the requirements and activities for an ECE 107L Physics 2 Laboratory course, including:
1. Five breadboarding activities to build circuits on a breadboard without soldering.
2. One video viewing experiment.
3. One Multisim simulation activity to design and analyze an electronic circuit.
Students are required to gather data during labs and submit written reports with objectives, procedures, computations, findings, and conclusions for each experiment.
The document outlines the requirements and activities for an ECE 107L Physics 2 Laboratory course, including:
1. Five breadboarding activities to build circuits on a breadboard without soldering.
2. One video viewing experiment.
3. One Multisim simulation activity to design and analyze an electronic circuit.
Students are required to gather data during labs and submit written reports with objectives, procedures, computations, findings, and conclusions for each experiment.
to another beautiful day and for your holy presence in our online class today. AMEN. ECE 107L PHYSICS 2 LABORATORY REQUIREMENTS
1. BREADBOARDING ACTIVITIES (EXPERIMENT 1-5)
2. VIDEO VIEWING EXPERIMENTS – (EXPERIMENT 6) 3. MULTISIM ACTIVITY – (EXPERIMENT 7) DATA GATHERED – AFTER EVERY LAB EXPT DAY WRITTEN REPORT – DURING LAB REPORT WRITING DAY Schematic Diagram of Breadboard Activity 3 MULTISIM EXPERIMENT No. 7
The presentation includes the following:
➢ Layouting of schematic in the Multisim environment ➢ Selecting components and wiring the schematic ➢ Analyzing components and simulating the circuit WRITTEN REPORT SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT IN HARDCOPY OF EXPERIMENT REPORTS WITH THE FOLLOWING PARTS: OBJECTIVES MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT NEEDED BRIEF DISCUSSION PROCEDURES SUMMARY OF DATA GATHERED AND COMPUTATION SUMMARY OF FINDINGS CONCLUSION A BREADBOARD is simply a board for prototyping or building circuits on. It allows you to place components and connections on the board to make circuits without soldering. The holes in the breadboard take care of your connections by physically holding onto parts or wires where you put them and electrically connecting them inside the board. RESISTORS RESISTOR COLOR CODING Example 1. Brown - Blue - Red - Gold
Brown – 1 (1st digit)
Blue – 6 (2nd digit) Red – 100 (multiplier) Gold - +/- 5% (tolerance)
= 16X100 = 1600Ω = 1.6KΩ
= 1600 + 5% = 1680Ω = 1600 - 5% = 1520Ω Note: The power rating of a resistor is measured in watts, and it's usually somewhere between ⅛W (0.125W) and 1W. Jumper wires are used for making connections between items on your breadboard
Typically recommended size of solid
core wire for breadboard applications is 22 AWG or 0.64mm. BATTERY HOLDER ALLIGATOR CLIPS Resistor Standard Values The Symbols on a Multimeter V⎓ DC voltage measured in Volts V∿ AC voltage measured in Volts A⎓ DC current measure in Milliamps, Amps A∿ AC current measure in Milliamps, Amps Ω Resistance measure in Ohms ⇥ Diode Test ♬ Continuity Test How to measure resistance The instrument used to measure resistance is called ohmmeter.
Test resistance in a circuit when it is
unpowered. In other words, don't connect the circuit to a power supply when using your ohmmeter. Doing so could damage your digital ohmmeter or invalidate your resistance reading. How to measure current - SERIES How to measure voltage - PARALLEL AMMETER/CURRENT