EDC Lab Manual

Lab Manual
Electronic Devices and

Circuits Laboratory
Instructor:
Name :
Dr. Vijayakumar K
Assistant Professor
Roll No. :
Batch :
Electrical Engineering Dep.
Electronic Devices and Circuits Laboratory

Laboratory Manual
IInd Year Students
2014-2015
Prepared by
Dr. Vijayakumar K
Department of Electrical Engineering

Malaviya National Institute of Technology
Jaipur-302017.
Electrical Engineering Department
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LABORATORY GUIDELINES
Safety is very important in the Electronic Devices and Circuits Lab. So, follow
the safety practices in the laboratory.
Avoid direct contact with any voltage source and power plugs.
Wear rubber-soled shoes to avoid electrical shock. Sandals and slippers are
strictly prohibited during laboratory hours.
Avoid loose clothing. Professional attire(T-shirts, 3/4th pants are not allowed)
and proper grooming is must.
Do not wear any metallic rings, bangles, bracelets and wristwatches.
Be sure that your hands are dry and not standing on wet floor.
Ensure that the power is turned OFF before you start connecting up the circuit.
Get your circuit diagram approved by the staff member and connect up the
circuit as per the approved circuit.
When using connection points or plugs, check for any insulation damage in
leads and avoid such defective plugs.
Do not defeat any safety devices such as fuse or circuit breakers by shorting
across it. Safety devices protect you and your equipment.
Switch ON the power supply to your circuit and equipment only after getting
them checked up and approved by the staff member.
Check polarity markings and connections of instruments and components
carefully before connecting or turning on power.
Do not make any change in the connection without the approval of the staff
member.
In case you notice any abnormal condition in your circuit (like insulation or
resistor heating up, burning or smoke coming out), switch off the power to
your circuit immediately and inform the staff member.
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After completing the experiment, show up your reading or waveforms to the
staff member and dismantle your circuit after getting approval from the staff
member.
Never connect an ammeter across a voltage source. Only connect ammeters in
series with loads. An ammeter is a low-resistance device that, if connected in
parallel, will short out most components and usually destroy the ammeter.
Do not exceed the voltage and current ratings of instruments or other circuit
elements.
Some students have been found to damage the meters and equipment by
mishandling in the following ways.
o Keeping unnecessary materials like books, lab record, hand bag,
unused meters, etc. causing meters to fall down
o Putting pressure on the meter or equipment while making
connections or while talking or listening somebody.
Students are strictly warned that full cost of the meter or equipment will be
recovered from the individual who has damaged it in such a manner.
LAB POLICY AND GRADING

Each team member must participate in all aspects of the lab to insure a thorough
understanding of the equipment and concepts. The student is expected to be prepared
for each lab. Lab preparation includes reading the lab experiment and related
textbook materials. Active participation by each student in lab activities is expected.
If you have questions or problems with the preparation, contact your Teaching
Assistant or Instructor, but in a timely manner. A large portion of the student's grade
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is determined in the comprehensive final exam, so understanding the concepts and
procedure of each lab is necessary for successful completion of the lab. Students may
report any errors or suggestions in the lab manual to the Instructor. The students
should understand the following policy.
Attendance
Attendance is mandatory and any absence must be for a valid excuse and must be
documented. If the student is more than 5 minutes late (without valid reason), he/she
may not be allowed in the lab. Student should have minimum 75% of attendance for
successfully completing the lab course.
Lab manual
Each lab manual have 3 parts; the pre-lab, in-lab and post-lab section. The pre-lab
section discuss analysis work and preliminary hardware designs that were completed
prior to starting the lab. The in-lab section discusses what actually happened in the
lab and should include tables/graphs/waveforms of experimental data that you may
have taken into verify your circuits functionality. The post-lab section asses the
performance of in-lab system against pre-lab design. Record everything directly into
the Lab Manual during the experiment. Do not use scratch paper for recording data.
Further, students have to complete the previous week post-lab work in lab manual
and get approved from the staff member for completing the Lab Record. Late
submission may lead to lowering the grade of lab manual.
Lab Record
A neat, organized and complete record of an experiment is just as important as the
experimental work. So, The student must take care of the following hints during
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preparation of the Lab Record. In addition, the previous week experiment lab reports
should be submitted to instructor for approval. Late submission may lead to lowering
the grade of lab record.
Heading: The title and experiment number should be at the top of first page.
Aim/Objective: A brief but complete statement of what you intend to find out or
verify in the experiment should be at the beginning of each experiment.
Circuit Diagram: A circuit diagram should be drawn and labeled so that the actual
experiment circuitry could be easily duplicated at any time in the future. Be
especially careful to record all circuit changes made during the experiment.
Apparatus /Equipment List: List those items of equipment which have a direct
effect on the accuracy of the data. It may be necessary later to locate specific items
of equipment for rechecks if discrepancies develop in the results.
Theory: Discuss brefiely on the topic.
Procedure: In general, lengthy explanations of procedures are unnecessary. Be brief.
Short commentaries alongside the corresponding data may be used. Keep in mind the
fact that the experiment must be reproducible from the information given in your
notebook.
Data: Think carefully about what data is required and prepare suitable data tables.
Record instrument readings directly. Do not use calculated results in place of direct
data; however, calculated results may be recorded in the same table with the direct
data. Data tables should be clearly identified and each data column labeled and
headed by the proper units of measure.
Calculations: Equations and sample calculations for one set of data.
Graphs: Graphs are used to present large amounts of data in a concise visual form.
Data to be presented in graphical form should be plotted in the laboratory so that any
questionable data points can be checked while the experiment is still set up. If special
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graph paper is required, attach the graph sheets permanently into the Lab record.
Give all graphs a short descriptive title. Label and scale the axes. Use units of
measure. Label each curve if more than one on a graph.
Results: The results should be presented in a form which makes the interpretation
easy. Large amounts of numerical results are generally presented in graphical form.
Tables are generally used for small amounts of results. Theoretical and experimental
results should be on the same graph or arrange in the same table in a way for easy
correlation of these results.
Conclusion: This is your interpretation of the results of the experiment as an
engineer. Be brief and specific. Give reasons for important discrepancy.
Note: The model graph, circuit diagram model calculations and tables should be in
left hand side of the Record. Rest of the items should be in right hand side of the
record.
Grading
The final grade of this course is based on the following:
Continuous assessment: (60 %)
Pre-Lab, In-Lab, Viva-voce and Post-Lab Works
Lab Manual and Record
Final Exam: (40 %)
Written part viva-voce and practical part
The instructor reserves the right to alter or modify any part of this information at
his discretion if circumstances should dictate. Any changes should be announced
in the class prior to their effect.
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Students may meet the instructor for technical discussion outside of the lab hours
during Friday 8 a.m. - 9 a.m. or with prior appointments through
vijayk.ee@mnit.ac.in at his cabin situated in T-3.
TROUBLE SHOOTING HINTS

Be Sure that the power is turned ON.
Be sure the ground connections are common.
Be sure the circuit you build is identical to your circuit diagram (Do a node by
node check)
Be sure that the supply voltages are correct
Be sure that the equipment is set up correctly and you are measuring the
correct parameters.
If above steps are correct then you probably have used a component with the
wrong value or one that doesnt work. It is also possible that the equipment
does not work (although this is not probable) or the breadboard you are using
may have some unwanted paths between nodes. To find your problem you
must trace through the voltages in your circuit node by node and compare the
signal you expect to have. Then if they are different use your engineering
judgment to decide what is causing the different or ask your lab assistant or
lab technician.
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UNDERTAKING FORM
I have read and understand these rules and procedures. I agree to abide by these rules
and procedures at all times while using these facilities. I understand that failure to
follow these rules and procedures will result in my immediate dismissal from the
laboratory and additional disciplinary action may be taken.
Date :
Signature
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INDEX
S.No
LIST OF EXPERIMENTS
Zener Diode Characteristics
Transistor CB Characteristics
Transistor CE Characteristics
FET Characteristics
Design and Frequency Response Of RC
Date
Marks
Sign
Coupled Amplifier
6
UJT Characteristics
Common Emitter Amplifier
Emitter Follower
Study Of IC 555 As Monostable And Astable

Multivibrator
10
Realization Of Non-Inverting Amplifier And

Wiens Bridge Oscillator Using Op-Amps
11
PN Junction Diode Characteristics
12
Half Wave Rectifier With And Without Filter
13
Full Wave Rectifier With And Without Filter
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Exp no : 01
Date :
ZENER DIODE CHARACTERISTICS

AIM:
1 . To P l ot t he Vol t Am pere ch ara ct eri st i c s of a Zene r di ode.
2 . To F i nd t he Zener B reak down V ol t age, D yn am i c F orward R esi st ance and
D yn am i c R evers e R esi st ance of Z ener Di ode .
APPARATUS :
1 . P ower suppl y
(0 30 V)
1 No
2 . Zener Di od e
3.9V (or) 9.2V

(or) 5.1V
1No
3 . Am m et er
0 30 mA
1No
4 . Vol t m et er
0 1 V
1No
0 10 V
1No
1K
1No
5 . R esi st or
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
FO RWARD B IAS
Zener diode characteristics(Forward Bias)
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RE VE RS E B IAS
Zener diode characteristics(Reverse Bias)
TABULAR COLUMN:
FO RWARD B IAS :
S L .No.
VF
(Vol ts)
I F (mA )
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RE VE RS E B IAS :
S L .No.
V R (Vol ts)
I R ( mA)
MODEL GRAPH
PROCEDURE:
FORWARD BIAS:
1 . C onnect t he ci r cui t as per t he ci rcui t di agram .
2 . Var y t he powe r sup pl y vol t age i n such a wa y t h at t he r eadi ngs are t aken
i n st eps of 0.1 V, t o t he m axi m um readi ng of power suppl y of 20 V.
3 . Not e down t he co rre spondi ng Am m et er a nd Vol t m et er re adi ngs.
4 . P l ot t he graph bet ween V F and I F .
5 . F i nd t he d ynam i c fo rward resi st ance usi ng r f V
I
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REVERSE BIAS:
1 . C onnect t he ci rcui t as per t he ci rcui t di agram
2 . Var y t he powe r sup pl y vol t age i n such a wa y t h at t he r eadi ngs are t aken
i n st eps of 2V, t o t he m axi m um readi ng of power suppl y of 20V
3 . Not e down t he co rre spondi ng Am m et er a nd Vol t m et er R eadi ngs.
4 . Once bre ak down occurs V Z rem ai ns fai rl y c onst ant ev en t hough I Z
i ncreas es.
5 . P l ot t he graph bet ween V R and I R .
6 . F i nd t he D ynam i c R everse R esi st an ce r V
R
I
PRECAUTIONS:
1 . C areful l y conne ct t he m et er t e rm i nal s (+ and ).
2 . C areful l y conne ct t he Zene r di ode t erm i nal s (Anode & C at h ode).
DISCUSSIONS:
1 . W hat i s m eant b y Ze ner Di ode?
2 . W hat i s m eant b y Ze ner B reak Down?
3 . W hat i s m eant b y A val anche B r eak Do w n?
4 . W hat i s m eant b y V ol t age R egul at i on?
5 . W hat i s t he di fferen ce bet we en Zen er D i ode and C onvent i onal R ect i f yi ng
Di ode?
6 . W hat i s t he purpose of seri es r esi st ance i n Zene r Di ode Vol t age
R egul at i on C i rcui t?
RESULT:
1 . Vol t Am pere C har act eri st i cs of Z ener Di ode are pl ot t ed.
2 . Zener B r eak Down Vol t age
3 . D yn am i c F orward R esi st ance =

4 . D yn am i c R evers e R esi st ance =
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Exp No: 02
Date :
TRANSISTOR COMMON BASE CHARACTERISTICS

AIM:
1 . To Obt ai n i nput and out put charact eri st i cs of t ransi st or C on nect ed i n
C om m on base confi gurat i on.
2 . To Det erm i ne t h e h -par am et ers for C B confi gurat i on
APPARATUS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
P ower suppl i es
Transi st or
R esi st ance
Vol t m et er
5 . Am m et ers
6 . C onnect i ng wi res
7 . B read board
(0 30) V
B C 107
1 K
(0 1) V
(0 10 ) V
(0 30) m A
2
1
1
1
1
2
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
I NPUT CH ARACT E RIS T ICS :
Common-Base characteristics
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O UT PUT CH ARAC T E RIS T ICS :
Transistor common base characteristics
TABULAR COLUMN:
INPUT CHARACTERISTICS:
V C B = 0V
VCB = 1 V
V C B = O PE N
S L . No
V E B (V)
I E (mA)
V E B (V)
I E (mA)
V E B (V)
I E (mA)
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OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS:
I E = 2 mA
S L . No
V C B (V)
I C (mA)
I E = 4 mA
V C B (V)
I E = 6 mA
I C (mA)
V C B (V)
I C (mA)
PROCEDURE:
1 . C onnect t he ci rcui t as per t he ci rcui t di agram .
2 . S et V C B = 0V b y V a r yi ng t he C ol l ect or suppl y V C C .
3.
Var y t he em i t t er sup pl y (i nput ) vol t age V E E and not e t he re a di ngs of I E

and V E B .
4.
R epeat t he abov e pr ocedure for V C B = 1V and V C B = OP EN.
5 . P l ot t he i nput charact eri st i cs V E B Vs I E for const ant

6 . Val ues of V C B = 0V, 1V and OP EN.
7 . C al cul at e h -pa ram et ers from i nput cha r act eri st i cs gr aph
VEB = hib IE + hrb VCB
a.
b.
Reverse voltage gain
Input Impedance
IC = hfb IE + hob VCB

hrb =
VEB
VCB
IE Constant
hib =
VEB
I E
VCB Constant
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OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS:
S et I E = 2 m A b y ad j ust i ng V E E .
2 . Var y t he col l e ct or s uppl y vol t age V C C a nd not e t he readi ngs of I C and
VCB.
3.
R epeat t he abov e pr ocedure for I E = 4 m A and 6m A
4 . P l ot t he out put charact eri st i cs V C B Vs I C for

5 . C onst ant val ues of I E = 2m A, 4m A and 6 m A.
6 . C al cul at e h -pa ram et ers from out put cha r act eri st i cs
a.
I C
VCB
I
hfb = C
I E
Output admittance
hob =
b. Forward current gain
CALCULATIONS:
IE Constant
VCB Constant
1. Reverse voltage gain
hrb =
VEB
VCB
IE Constant
2. Input Impedance
hib =
VEB
I E
VCB Constant
3. Output admittance
hob =
I C
VCB
IE Constant
4. Forward current gain
hfb =
I C
I E
VCB Constant
TYPICAL VALUES :hib

22
hrb
2.9x10-4
hfb
-0.98
hob
0.50s
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MODEL GRAPH
PRECAUTIONS :
1. Dont short ci rcui t t he out put t erm i nal
2 . Dont gi ve t he vol t a ge t o t he ci rcui t be yond t he presc ri bed r ange
3 . C areful l y var y t h e p ower suppl y
4 . C areful l y conne ct t he t ransi st or t erm i nal s
RESULT:
1 . Input an d Out put ch aract eri st i cs of t ran si st or connect ed i n C om m on B as e
C onfi gurat i on are o bt ai ned.
2 . h -param et ers fo r C B confi gurat i on ar e d et erm i ned.
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Exp no : 03
Date :
TRANSISTOR COMMON EMITTER CHARACTERISTICS

AIM:
1 . To Obt ai n Input and Out put chara ct eri st i cs of t ransi st or
C onnect ed i n C om m on Em i t t er C onfi gurat i on.
2 . To Det erm i ne t he h - param et e rs for C E c onfi gurat i on .
APPARATUS:
1 . P ower suppl i es
0 30 V
1 No
2 . Transi st or
B C 107
1 No
3 . R esi st ance
1K, 22K
1 No
4 . Vol t m et er s
0 1V, 0 10V
1 No
5 . Am m et ers
0 30 m A
1 No
0 500 A
1 No
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Input Characteristics:
Transistor common emitter characteristics
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Transistor common emitter characteristics
TABULAR COLUMN:
Input characteristics:
S L .NO
VCE = 0 V
V B E (V)
I B (A)
VCE = 2 V
V B E (V)
I B (A)
VCE = 5 V
V B E (V)
I B (A)
(A )
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I B = 50 A
I B = 75 A
I B = 100 A
S L .No
VCE
I C (mA)
VCE
I C (mA)
VCE
I C (mA)
PROCEDURE:
2 . S et V C E = 0 b y adj u st i ng V C C .
3 . Var y t he i nput vol t a ge V B B and not e t he readi ngs of
I B and V B E .
4.
R epeat t he abov e pr ocedure for V C E = 2 Vand 5V .
5 . P l ot t he i nput charact eri st i cs V B E Vs I B for const ant

Val ues of V C E = 0V, 2Vand 5V
6 . C al cul at e h- pa ram e t ers from i nput char act eri st i cs gr aph
VBE = hie IB + hre VCE
IC = hfe IB + hoe VCE
a.
Reverse voltage gain
hre =
VBE
VCE
IB Constant
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VBE
I B
b.
Input Impedance
hie =
VCE Constant

2 . S et I B = 50 A b y a dj ust i ng V B B .
3.
Var y t he suppl y vol t age V C C and not e t he readi ngs o f I C and V C E . Take
V C E =V C C .
4.
R epeat t he abov e pr ocedure for I B = 75 A and 100 A,
5 . P l ot t he out put charact eri st i cs V C E Vs I C for const ant

6 . Val ues of I B =50 A , 75 A and 100 A.
7 . C al cul at e h - pa ram e t ers from out put cha ract e ri st i cs graph
c. Output admittance
d. Forward current gain
hoe =
I C
VCE
IB Constant
hfe =
I C
I B
VCE Constant
CALCULATIONS:
VBE
VCE
VBE
2. Input Impedance
hie =
I B
I C
3. Output admittance
hoe =
VCE
I
4. Forward current gain hfe = C
I B
1. Reverse voltage gain
hre =
IB Constant
VCE Constant =
IB Constant =
VCE Constant =
TYPICAL VALUES :hie

2000
hre
10-5 - 10-4
hfe
.1 -10A/V
hob
20-200
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MODEL GRAPH:
PRECAUTIONS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Dont short circuit the output terminal

Dont give the voltage to the circuit beyond the prescribed range
Carefully vary the power supply
Carefully connect the transistor terminals
RESULT:
Input an d Out put ch aract eri st i cs of t ran si st or connect ed i n C om m on B as e
C onfi gurat i on are o bt ai ned
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Exp no : 04
Date :
FET CHARACTERISTICS
AIM:
1 . To Obt ai n Drai n and Transfe r cha ra ct eri st i cs of F ET con nec t ed i n
C om m on S ource confi gurat i on.
2 . To Obt ai n r d , g m and of F ET.
APPARATUS:
0 30 V
1 No
2 . F ET
B F W 10
1 No
3 . Vol t m et er
(0 10 V)
2 Nos
4 . Am m et er
0 30 m A
1 No
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
FET characteristics
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TABULAR COLUMNS:
T RANS FE R CH ARACT E RIS T ICS :
VDS = 2 V
VDS = 4 V
S L .No
V G S (V)
I D (mA)
V G S (V)
I D (mA)
O UT PUT (O R) DR AIN CH ARACT E R IS T ICS :

SL.
No
VGS = 0 V
V D S (V) I D (mA)
V G S = 1V
V D S (V) I D (mA)
V G S = 2V
V D S (V)
I D (mA)
(mA)
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PROCEDURE :
T RANS FE R CH ARACT E RIS T ICS :
1 . C onnect t he ci rcui t as per t he ci rcui t di agra m .
2 . S et V D S = 2 V b y adj ust i ng V D D .
3 . Var y t he i nput vol t a ge V G G and not e t he readi ngs of I D and V G S .
4.
R epeat t he abov e pr ocedure for V D S = 4 V.
5 . P l ot t he t ransfer ch a ract e ri st i cs V G S Vs I D for const ant val u e s of V D S =

2 V and 4V.
6. F i nd Trans C onduct ance g m = I D
VGS
VDS = Constant
O UT PUT (O R) DR AIN CH ARACT E R IS T ICS :
1. C onnect t he ci rcui t as per t he ci rcui t di agram .

2 . S et V G S = 0V b y adj ust i ng V G G .
3 . Var y t he suppl y vol t age V D D and not e t h e readi ngs o f I D an d V D S . Tak e
V D S =V D D .
4 . R epeat t he abov e pr ocedure for V G S = 1V and 2V.
5. P l ot t he out put charact eri st i cs V D S Vs I D f or constant valu es of V G S = 0

V, 1V and 2 V.
VDS
6. F i nd Drai n R esi st ance r d =
I D
7. Amplification Factor, = g m x r d
VGS = Constant and
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MODEL GRAPHS:
O u tp u t (or) d rai n ch aracteri sti cs
Transfer characteristics:
PRECAUTIONS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Dont short circuit the output terminal

Dont give the voltage to the circuit beyond the prescribed range
Carefully vary the power supply
Carefully connect the FET terminals
RESULT:
Drai n and Tr ansf er chara ct eri st i cs of F ET C onnect ed i n
S ource confi gu rat i on are obt ai ned.
Trans C onduct anc e, g m
=
Drai n R esi st ance, r d
=
Am pl i fi cat i on F act or,
= rd * gm
C om m on
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Exp no :05
Date :
DESIGN AND MEASURE OF FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF RC

COUPLED AMPLIFIER
AIM:
Design and measure the frequency response of a RC coupled amplifier using discrete
components.
APPARATUS:
1 . P ower suppl y
12V dc suppl y
1No
2 . Transi st or
B C 107
2Nos
3 . R esi st ors
1K, 5.6K
2Nos
4.7K, 27K
2Nos
10 F
3No s
100 F
2Nos
4 . C apaci t ors
5. CRO
1No
6 . F unct i on generat or
1No
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Cc =10F
Cc =10F
RC coupled amplifier
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TABULAR COLUMN:
Input Voltage, Vi = Constant
SL.
FREQUENCY
OUTPUT
VOLTAGE GAIN GAIN (DB)
NO.
(Hz)
VOLTAGE(V0)(mV)
(AV )=V0/VI
20 log10|AV|
PROCEDURE:
1 . Appl y i nput si gnal of 10m V am pl i t ude and frequen c y o f 50Hz at t he i nput
t erm i nal
2 . Var yi ng t he i nput si gnal frequ enc y f rom 10Hz t o 1MHz
3 . M easure t he out put si gnal am pl i t ude
4 . S t ud y t h e fr equenc y response ch ara ct eri st i cs of R C coupl ed am pl i fi er
5 . Det erm i ne t he l ow er cut off frequ enc y and t he upper cut off fr equenc y
from t he graph
6 . C al cul at e t he bandw i dt h
PRECAUTIONS:
1. Do not use open ended wires for connecting 230V power supply
2 . B efore conn ect i ng t he power suppl y pl ug i nt o t he socket ,ensure pow er
s uppl y shoul d be sw i t ched off
3 . Ensure al l conne ct i on shoul d be t i ght before swi t chi ng ON t he suppl y
4 . Take r eadi ngs ca ref ul l y
5 . P ower suppl y shoul d be swi t ched of f af t er com pl et i on of t h e expe ri m ent
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FREQUENCY RESPONSE:
RESULT:
Frequency response of the RC coupled amplifier is obtained
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Exp no : 06
Date :
UJT CHARACTERISTICS
AIM:
To observe the characteristics of UJT and to calculate the Intrinsic Stand-Off Ratio ().
APPARATUS:
1. Regulated Power Supply
(0-30V, 1A)
2. UJT 2N2646
3. Resistors
- 2Nos
- 1No.
10k, 47, 330
4. Multimeters
- 1 No.
- 2Nos
5. Breadboard
6. Connecting Wires
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
VBB
UJT characteristics
PROCEDURE:
1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram
2. Output voltage is fixed at a constant level and by varying input voltage corresponding emitter
current values are noted down.
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3. This procedure is repeated for different values of output voltages.
4. All the readings are tabulated and Intrinsic Stand-Off ratio is calculated using
= (Vp-VD) / VBB
5. A graph is plotted between VEE and IE for different values of VBE.
MODEL GRAPH:
CALCULATION
VP
= VBB + VD
= (VP-VD) / VBB
= ( 1 + 2 + 3 ) / 3
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TABULATIONS:
At VBB=5V constant
VEB(V)
IE(mA)
At VBB=10V constant
VEB(V)
IE(mA)
RESULT:
The characteristics of UJT are observed and the values of Intrinsic Stand-Off Ratio are calculated.
VIVA QUESTIONS
1.
What is the symbol of UJT?
2.
Draw the equivalent circuit of UJT?
3.
What are the applications of UJT?
4.
Formula for the intrinsic standoff ratio?
5.
What does it indicates the direction of arrow in the UJT?
6.
What is the difference between FET and UJT?
7.
Is UJT is used an oscillator? Why?
8.
What is the Resistance between B1 and B2 is called as?
9.
What is the value of resistance between B1 and B2?
10.
Draw the characteristics of UJT?
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Exp no :07
Date :
COMMON EMITTER AMPLIFIER

AIM:
1. To Obtain Frequency Response of Common Emitter Amplifier.
2. To Find voltage gain, current gain, input impedance, output impedance, and Bandwidth
from Frequency Response curve.
APPARATUS:
1 No
2. C. R. O
1 No
3. Function Generator
1 No
1. Power supply
(0-30V)
4. Transistor
BC107
1 No
5. Resistor
1k, 10k
2 Nos
100k , 4.7k
1 No
1OF, 4.7F
1 No
1 No
6. Capacitors
7. Pot Resistance
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Common emitter amplifier

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TABULAR COLUMN:
Input Voltage, Vi =
SL.
FREQUENC
OUTPUT
NO.
Y (Hz)
VOLTAGE(V0)(mV)
VOLTAGE
GAIN
(AV )=V0/VI
GAIN (DB)
20 log10|AV|
PROCEDURE:
1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram.
2. Keep Vi = 10 mv by adjusting source voltage (Vs) throughout the experiment.
3. Vary the input signal frequency from 50 Hz to 1 MHz and note down the
corresponding output voltage by CRO.
4. Draw the frequency response curve taking Frequency on X-axis and Gain in dB on Y-axis
and calculate the bandwidth from the graph.
5. Calculate R0 by varying pot resistance at the output until V0 becomes half of maximum
output voltage.
6. Calculate AV, Ai, Ri .
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FREQUENCY RESPONSE:
f(Hz)
CALCULATIONS:
Voltage gain (Av)
=Vo/Vi
Input resistance (Ri)
Ri
Band width (BW)
Vi X Rs
Vs Vi
= f2 f1
=
=
PRECAUTIONS:
1. Avoid loose connections
2. Carefully note the readings from CRO without parallax error.
3. Carefully connect the transistor terminals.
DISCUSSIONS:
1. What is the type of coupling used in this amplifier circuit?
2. Write the role of Ce, Cc capacitors
3. What is mid frequency gain?
RESULT:
Frequency Response of Common Emitter Amplifier is obtained.
Voltage gain
AV
Current gain
Ai
Input resistance
Ri
Out put resistance
Ro
Bandwidth
BW
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Exp no :08
Date :
EMITTER FOLLOWER (CC)

AIM:
1. To Obtain Frequency Response of Emitter Follower.
2. To Find the voltage gain, current gain, input impedance, output impedance and Bandwidth
from Frequency Response curve.
APPARATUS:
0 30 V
1No
2 . Transi st or
B C 107
1No
3 . R esi st ors
1K, 10K
1No
100K, 8.2K
1No
10 F
2No s
4 . C apaci t ors
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Emitter follower (cc)
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TABULAR COLUMN:
Input Voltage, Vi =
SL.
FREQUENCY
OUTPUT
VOLTAGE GAIN GAIN (DB)
NO.
(Hz)
VOLTAGE(V0)(mV)
(AV )=V0/VI
20 log10|AV|
PROCEDURE:
2. Keep Vi = 10 mv by adjusting source voltage (Vs) throughout the experiment.
3. Vary the input signal frequency from 50 Hz to 1 MHz and note down the
4. Corresponding output voltage by CRO.
5. Draw the frequency response curve taking Frequency on X-axis and Gain in dB on Y-axis
and calculate the bandwidth from the graph.
6. Calculate R0 by varying pot resistance at the output until V0 becomes half of maximum
output voltage.
7. Calculate AV, Ai, Ri.
FREQUENCY RESPONSE:
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f(Hz)
CALCULATIONS:
Voltage gain (Av)
Input resistance
=Vo/Vi
Ri
Vi X Rs
Vs Vi
Out put resistance (Ro) = R L

Band width (BW)
(VNL VFL )
VFL
= f2 f1
PRECAUTIONS:
1. Avoid loose connections
2. Carefully note the readings from CRO without parallax error.
3. Carefully connect the transistor terminals
RESULT:
Frequency Response of Common Emitter Amplifier is obtained.
Voltage gain
AV
Current gain
Ai
Input resistance
Ri
Out put resistance
Ro
Bandwidth
BW
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Exp no : 09
Date :
STUDY OF IC 555 AS MONOSTABLE AND ASTABLE

MULTIVIBRATOR
AIM:
1 . To desi gn t he m onost abl e m ul t i vi brat or usi ng IC 555
2 . To desi gn t he ast abl e m ul t i vi brat or usi ng IC 555
APPARATUS:
1 . IC 555
1No
2 . P ower suppl y
5V DC
1No
3 . C apaci t or
0. 1 F ,0.01 F
1No
4 . R esi st or
4.4 K,8.2K
1 No
5 . B read board
1 No
6 . C onnect i ng P at ch ch ords
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Astable Multivibrator
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Monost abl e Mul t i vibrat or
MODEL WAVEFORMS:
AS T AB L E MUL T IVIB RAT O R :
MO NO S T AB L E MUL T IVIB RAT O R :
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PROCEDURE:
1 . C onnect t he el em ent s as shown i n t he ci rcui t di agram
2 . C onnect t he out put of t he IC 555 t o t he osci l l at or
3 . Aft er not i ci ng t he o ut put connect t he ou t put t o t he capaci t or C
4 . Then m easur e t he ch argi ng and di scha rgi ng t i m e from t he osci l l at or
5 . Then cal cul at e t he d ut y c ycl e usi ng t he osci l l at or out put
1.
C onnect t he el em ent s as shown i n t he ci rcui t di agram
2.
C onnect t he out put of t he IC 555 t o t he osci l l at or
3.
C al cul at e t he t i m e p eri od of t he w avefo r m
DESIGN
Let Ra=4.4k and Rb=8.2k; C=0.1F and C1=0.01F
The time during which the capacitor charges from 1/3 VCC to 2/3 VCC is equal to the time the output
remains high and is given by
tc = 0.69(Ra+Rb)C
=0.87 ms
Similarly, the time during which the capacitor discharges from 2/3 VCC to 1/3 VCC is equal to the
time the output remains low and is given by
td =0.69RbC
=0.566 ms
Thus the total period of the waveform is
T =tc + td
=0.69(Ra+2Rb) C
=1.436 ms
And the frequency of oscillation as
fo = 1/T
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= 1.45(Ra+2Rb) C
= 696.3 Hz
Therefo re %dut y c ycl e = (t c / T) 100
= 60.6
Let t he cap aci t or be C = 1 F
The val ue of R t hat yi el ds an out put pu l se of 1 second i n t he m onos t abl e
ci rcui t can b e found out .
Ti m e peri od
T = 1.1R C
T =1S , C =1 F Then,
1S =1.1R 1 F
R =910.23
S o,
RESULT:
Desi gn of ast abl e and m onost abl e m ul t i vi brat or i s perform ed and t he
wavefo rm s are obt ai ned
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Exp no : 10
Date :
REALIZATION OF NON-INVERTING AMPLIFIER AND WIENS

BRIDGE OSCILLATOR USING OP-AMPS
AIM:
1 . Desi gn and re al i z e t he non -i nvert i ng am pl i fi er usi ng op am ps
2 . Desi gn and re al i z e t he W i ens bri dge os ci l l at or usi ng op am ps
APPARATUS:
1 . IC 741
1No
2 . P ower suppl y
3 . R esi st ors
4 . C apaci t ors
0-230V
1No
12V
1No
1K , 10K ,20K
1No
3.2K
2No
0.05 F
2No
5 . B read B oard
1No
6. CRO
1No
7 . C onnect i ng l eads
THEORY:
NON-INVERTING AMPLIFIER:
The op-amp is a multiterminal device used in many electronic circuits. It has two input
terminal namely inverting and non-inverting. The non- inverting amplifier is an amplifier with
inverting terminal grounded and non- inverting terminal to the supply.
V1=0 & V2=Vin and the output is given by
Vo=A Vin
The output is gain A times the input.Output obtained is greater than the input
A=1+(Rf/R1)
WIENS BRIDGE OSCILLATOR:
The oscillator is a circuit which generates repetitive waveforms of fixed frequency and
amplitude without any external input signal.The frequency of the output of Wiens bridge oscillator
is
1
f= 2 (We take R1=R2=R, C1=C2=C)

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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Non-Inverting Amplifier
Wiens Bridge Oscillator
MODEL WAVEFORM
N O N - I N V E R T I N G AM P L I F I E R :
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WI E NS B RIDG E O S CIL L AT O R:
PROCEDURE:
NO N-I NVE RT ING AMPL IFIE R :
1 . C onnect t he ci rcui t of t he non -i nvert i ng am pl i fi er as shown i n t he ci rcui t
di agram on bre ad bo ard.
2 . C onnect t he i nput of op am p t o funct i on generat o r and out pu t t o t he C R O
3 . F eed t he i nput from funct i on gener at or a nd observe t he out p ut on C R O
4 . Draw t he i nput and out put waveform s
5 . The am pl i fi ed out pu t i s obt ai ned
WI E NS B RIDG E O S CIL L AT O R:
1 . C onnect t he ci rcui t as shown i n t he ci rc ui t di agram
2 . S wi t ch ON t he powe r suppl y
3 . Out put i s obt ai ned i n t he C R O
PRECAUTIONS:
1 . Do not use open end ed wi res fo r conne ct ed t o 230Vsuppl y
2 . B efore conn ect i ng t he power suppl y pl ug i nt o t he socket ,ensure pow er
s uppl y shoul d be sw i t ched off
3 . Ensure al l conne ct i on shoul d be t i ght before swi t chi ng ON t he suppl y
4 . Take r eadi ngs ca ref ul l y
5 . P ower suppl y shoul d be swi t ched of f af t er com pl et i on of t h e experi m ent
RESULT:
1 . Am pl i fi ed out put of t he Non - Inve rt i ng Am pl i fi e r i s obt ai ned.
2 . S i ne wave out put of t he W i ens B ri dge Osci l l at or i s obt ai ned.
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Exp no : 11
Date :
PN JUNCTION DIODE CHARACTERISTICS

AIM:
1. To pl ot t he Vol t Am pere ch ara ct eri st i c s of gi ven P N j unct i on Di ode
2 . To F i nd t he S t at i c, d ynam i c F or ward an d R everse R esi st anc es of Di ode.
APPARATUS:
1 . P ower suppl y
(0 30 V)
1 No
2 . Di ode
1N4007
1 No
B E L DR 25
1 No
3 . R esi st ance
1 K
1 No
4 . Am m et er
(0 30 m A)
1 No
(0 100 A)
1 No
(0 1 V)
1 No
1 No
5 . Vol t m et er
6 . B read board
7 . C onnect i ng P at ch ch ords
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
FORWARD BIAS:
Forward bias characteristics of PN junction diode
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RE VE RS E B IAS :
Reverse bias characteristics of PN junction diode
TABULAR COLUMN:
FO RWARD B IAS :
S IL ICO N
S L .N o.
V F (V)
G E RMANIUM
I F (mA )
V F (V)
I F (mA )
RE VE RS E B IAS :
G E RMANIUM
S L .No.
V R (V)
I R ( A)
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MODEL GRAPH:
PROCEDURE:
FO RWARD B IAS :
1 . C onnect t he ci rcui t as per t he ci rcui t di agram .F or B ot h S i l i con and
Germ ani um Di odes.
2 . Var y t he power sup pl y i n such a wa y t hat t he readi ngs are t aken i n s t eps
of 0.1V, t o t he m axi m um readi ng of pow er suppl y o f 30V.
3 . Not e down t he co rre spondi ng Am m et er a nd Vol t m et er re adi ngs.
4 . P l ot t he graph bet ween F orwa rd vol t age and curr ent (V F and I F . )
5 . F i nd t he S t at i c F orward R esi st ance R F = V/ I .
6 . F i nd t he D ynam i c F orward R esi st an ce rF
V
.
I
REVERSE BIAS:
4.
C onnect t he ci rcui t as per t he ci rcui t di agram .
5.
Var y t he powe r su ppl y
i n su ch a wa y t hat t h e r eadi ngs are t aken i n
st eps of 2V, t o t he m axi m um readi ng of power suppl y of 30 V.

6.
Not e t he cor respond i ng Am m et er and P ower S uppl y readi ngs .
7.
P l ot t he graph bet ween V R and I R .
8.
F i nd t he S t at i c R everse R esi st ance R r = V/ I .
9.
F i nd t he D ynam i c R everse R esi st an ce
rR
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PRECAUTIONS:
1 . Dont gi ve vol t age t o t he ci rcui t be yond prescri bed rang e.
2 . Dont short ci rcui t t he out put t erm i nal of power suppl y.
3 . C areful l y conne ct m et er t erm i nal s ( + an d ).
4 . C areful l y conne ct p n di ode t erm i nal s (anode and cat hode ) .
DISCUSSIONS:
1 . W hat i s m eant b y de pl et i on l a ye r?
2 . W h y m o re cu rrent fl ows i n forward bi as ?
3 . Expl ai n how a di ode act s as a swi t ch.
4 . Expl ai n how a di ode act s as a r ect i fi e r.
5 . In rev erse sat ur at i on curr ent i s i ndep en dent of forw ard and rev ers e bi as?
W h y?
6 . W hat i s m eant b y d ynam i c and st at i c r esi st ance of a di od e?
RESULT:
1 . Vol t Am pere C h ar act eri st i cs of P -N D i ode are pl ot t ed.
2 . S t at i c F orward R esi st ance R F =
3 . S t at i c R everse R esi s t ance R r =
4 . D yn am i c F orward R esi st ance =
5 . D yn am i c R evers e R esi st ance =
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Exp no : 12a
Date :
HALF WAVE RECTIFIER WITHOUT FILTER

AIM:
To Find the Ripple factor and Percentage of Regulation of a Half Wave Rectifier with out
Filter.
APPARATUS:
1. Step down transformer
230V/50 Hz:
1 No.
1 No.
1 No.
1 No.
1 No.
(9-0-9) V
2. Diode
1N4007
3. DRB (Decade Resistance Box)

(0 250 mA)
4. Ammeter
5. Multimeter
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Half wave rectifier without filter
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TABULAR COLUMN:
No Load DC Voltage, Vdc0 =
SL.No.
RL ()
Idc
(mA)
Vdc (V)
Vac (V)
r = Vac/Vdc
% of
Regulation =
[(Vdco Vdc)/Vdc] X 100
PROCEDURE:
1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram
2. Note down the No Load DC Voltage Vdc0 when Idc = 0
3. Vary the load resistance RL (DRB) and note down Idc and Vdc, Vac Using Multimeter
a. Calculate the ripple factor ( r)
RMS values of AC component Vac
Average value
Vdc
b . Calculate the Percentage of Regulation = [ ( V d c 0 V d c ) / V d c ] x 1 0 0 or

(VNL VFL)/VFL X100
4. Draw the following graphs

i). Vdc Vs RL
ii) Vdc Vs Idc
iii) Percentage of Regulation Vs Idc. Taking Vdc on y axis.
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MODEL WAVEFORMS:
MODEL GRAPHS:
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PRECAUTIONS:
1. Dont give the voltage to the circuit beyond prescribed range.
2. Dont short circuit the output terminal.
3. Carefully connect meter & electrolytic capacitors terminals (+ and )
4. Carefully connect diode terminals (anodes and cathodes).
RESULT:
Ripple factor and Percentage of Regulation of a Half Wave Rectifier with out
Filter is found.
Ripple Factor
Percentage of Regulation
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Exp no : 12b
Date :
HALF WAVE RECTIFIER WITH FILTER

AIM:
To Find the Ripple factor and Percentage of Regulation of a Half Wave Rectifier with
Filter.
APPARATUS:
230V/50 Hz: (9-0-9) V
1 No
2. Diode
1N4007
1 No.
1 No.
1 No.
1 No.

(0 250 mA)
4. Ammeter
5. Multimeter
6. Capacitors
220 F
1 No
7. Inductor
3mH
1.No
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Half wave rectifier with filter
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TABULAR COLUMN:
No Load DC Voltage, Vdc0 =
SL.No.
Idc
(mA)
RL ()
Vdc (V)
Vac (V)
r = Vac/Vdc
% of
Regulation =
PROCEDURE:
3. Vary the load resistance RL (DRB) and note down Idc and Vdc,
Vac, using
Multimeter.
4. Calculate the ripple factor (r)
Average value
Vdc
5. Calculate the Percentage of Regulation= [( V d c 0 V d c ) / V d c ] x 10 0

(or) (VNL VFL)/VFL X100

i). Vdc Vs RL
ii) Vdc Vs Idc
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MODEL WAVEFORMS:
MODEL GRAPHS:
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PRECAUTIONS:
RESULT:
Ripple factor and Percentage of Regulation of a Half Wave Rectifier with Filter is found.
Ripple Factor
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Exp no : 13a
Date :
FULL WAVE RECTIFIER WITHOUT FILTER

AIM:
To Find the Ripple factor and Percentage of Regulation of a Full Wave Rectifier with out
Filter.
APPARATUS:
230V/50 Hz: (9-0-9) V
1 No
2. Diode
1N4007
1 No.
1 No.
1 No.
1 No.

(0 250 mA)
4. Ammeter
5. Multimeter
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Full wave rectifier without filter
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TABULAR COLUMN:
No l oad D.C Vol t ag e, V d c 0 =
SL.No. RL ()
Idc
(mA)
Vdc (V)
Vac (V)
r = Vac/Vdc
% of
Regulation =
PROCEDURE:
3. Vary the load resistance RL (DRB) and note down Idc and Vdc, Vac using Multimeter.
4. Calculate the ripple factor ( r)
Average value
Vdc
5 . Calculate the Percentage of Regulation = [(V d c 0 V d c )/ V d c ] x 100

(Or) (V N L V F L )/ V F L X1 00
i). Vdc Vs RL
ii) Vdc Vs Idc
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MODEL GRAPH
MODEL WAVEFORMS
PRECAUTIONS:
RESULT:
Ripple factor and Percentage of Regulation of a Full Wave Rectifier with out Filter is
found.
Ripple Factor
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Exp no : 13b
Date :
FULL WAVE RECTIFIER WITH FILTER

AIM:
To Find the Ripple factor and Percentage of Regulation of a Full Wave Rectifier without
Filter.
APPARATUS:
230V/50 Hz: (9-0-9) V
1 No
2. Capacitors
220 F
1 No
3. Diode
1N4007
1 No.
1 No.
1 No.
6. Multimeter
1 No.
7. CRO
1 No

(0 250 mA)
5. Ammeter
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Full wave rectifier with filter
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TABULAR COLUMN:
No l oad D.C Vol t ag e, V d c 0 =
SL.No. RL ()
Idc
(mA)
Vdc (V)
Vac (V)
r = Vac/Vdc
% of
Regulation =
PROCEDURE:
3. Vary the load resistance RL (DRB) and note down Idc and Vdc, Vac using Multimeter.
4. Calculate the ripple factor ( r) r
Average value
Vdc
5. Calculate the Percentage of Regulation = [(V d c 0 V d c )/ V d c ] x 100

(Or) (V N L V F L )/ V F L X1 00
i). Vdc Vs RL
ii) Vdc Vs Idc
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MODELWAVEFORMS :
MODEL GRAPHS
PRECAUTIONS:
RESULT:
Ripple factor and Percentage of Regulation of a Full Wave Rectifier with
Filter is found.
Ripple Factor
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