Appendix D2 Experiment EB1: IC Multivibrator Circuits Lab Report (Together with Rubric form, Submit your report on the same day immediately after the experiment) Name: Hoya kuin Student 1LD.: 42243099 Date: 15/5/2923 Majoring: Group:_BIIR Table Noz_ TE 41.44 + PA rkere 4. Astable 555 Timer Rat RE soo Take Vow = BLOF tY ‘Table 4-1: Astable Operation for various R.and Ry D= Re(kQ) | Re(KD | feat) Deat Tuy WOOT Sar] 2 10 75798) AT, ao | Tat 1) BTA 10 | 100 |A9r Al 52.44 4463) 363 | sean] B22 yoo | 10 | 4200] 44.4, 360) < For R, = 100 kQ, Ry = 10 kN case (Step 9): Vemma) Varnes = O.0 2 Vv. Sv Vaasa = > v Vorenes™ BEV Vonteasl Vermy™= E66 4. Vntwes™ J 204V Vastaes! Vecimaay = On 399 Graph 4-1: Astable Operation for R= 10 kQ, Re= 10 kX CH2 (V,..):—* Vidiv Time base : ROU sidiv, CHI (V.): 4 vidiv, FF Hy Scanned with CamScanner Scanned with CamScannerGraph 4-2: Astable Operation for R, = 10 kO, Ry = 100 kQ. Time base : (D5 s/div, CHI (Vou) : Vidiv, CH2 (Vins) = ] Vidiv Graph 4-3: Astable Operation for R, = 100 kQ, Ry = 10 kQ sidiv, CHI (Pun): Vidiv, CH2 Ved): OL vidiv Time base :, 1 & CH2 bw * Note: Ask your instructor to verify your results before you proceed to Part B. Scanned with CamScanner Scanned with CamScannerVCIV) B. Monostable 555 Timer Veonas= !5.O8EV Table 4-2: Monostable Operation for various R RQ) Wes W C/msh 33 BRAT 0-250 47 > AS 4. 0. NE 68 uD eS For R = 68 kQ ease (Step 7): = 2.2UV Yossi! Porm = O.,.555 ’ Vesta O2N . Graph 4-4: Monostable Operation for R = 33 kQ. Time base :299 J sidiv, CHI Vou): Viiv, CH2 (Vou) ;_4._ Viiv _ FE 4-F 25-| o- + CH2 ground + CH1 ground | | 4cims) WS % Wa 906 41.0 ae W3 Scanned with CamScanner Scanned with CamScannerC. Voltage-Controlled Oscillator Fou V Graph 4-5: Voltage-Controlled Oscillator at minimum frequency sTimetase: O5Msii, CHI (uu) :__ 4. Vidiv, CH2 (Myn0):__]_ Vidiv CHI & CH2 ground £/m5) a 3 u Voltage-Controlled Oscillator at maximum frequency r = 101s W = 6.30 s Vota = 4-99 V Vous = QI V Scanned with CamScanner Scanned with CamScannerDiscussion A. Astable 555 Timer 1. Explain the difference between the calculated fy and the measured f hin me 1 added yore she @nncctos uite itz l tine 2. Compare the calculated D,. to the measured D, and justify their aiterenep ick copacibrce mented <, due te + fe , ee rer) the Gleulalel yerintuve) and thy actual Yoriztancey, 3. Identify how the voltages V., and Vj.« are related in the three graphs. whan Qis tow , the tryioy i dct ol ard the a oo Caonncrtot chant? i the flip = ts tbh 2 his lv 4, Compare between voltages Vecnan and Vaxuy and explain their difference, Meco 2 Vout enaaty hid, fp duc reeeraaete | ? 5, Evaluate how Ws f-and D changes when RP@dOEHE Ge Pond Propose ine aed: minimum and maximum duty cycle valyg3, (nci@rcD ard t worcex« D urd a Om a" B, Monostable 555 Timer 1. Identify how the voltages Va. and Vz.) are related in the three graphs. _ the output of U1 inthe inped for U2 and Vp LIF Vout thelr pre Vout = Ver 2. Describe how W changes when R is varied. ss AnLnen R inoteonn » the Couper tor croaplrg, cuinc “neler? Sp tne pute Ubidth (W) nchaeaer « il pony, dinckoguy the Gpacitor untU Vping in slightly k below + Mec, eure lower Op-amp-oudput b be lows fexcthiy PC Rip jp Scanned with CamScanner Scanned with CamScannerC. Voltage-Controlled Oscillator 1. With the help of Figure 1 and Figure 3, compare and evaluate the relationships between voltages Vosenu and Vues, aS Well aS Vaasa and Vos. Include numerical calculations in your answer. ~ dimen Lorre the 995 timer which wruucts 6 Whe Vice of- thr oP-omp. 4. Why does the trigger pin 2 is pulled low only for a short period of time? How long can pin 2 be maintained at low? What will happen if pin 2 is kept low indefinitely? of the loWler dp-amp must be low an the Pip —Yop ann accept B high iper- Frthe louerop-amp outpet & be low, Veer (the ttigge pin a) should. be higher tan Vex, Pin & @n be praipBirned low until the lapoivor crajen to + Ae. 5p A io \iept low grdc}initely, tre output ak pin 3 wall vemain high. Scanned with CamScanner Scanned with CamScanner