AC Circuits
... The time behavior and the state-space trajectory can be strobed once every driving cycle to reproduce a sequence of points whose values are like those of successive iterations of a map. To do this set up one function generator as a pulse generator, synchronized with the driving generator, and drivin ...
... The time behavior and the state-space trajectory can be strobed once every driving cycle to reproduce a sequence of points whose values are like those of successive iterations of a map. To do this set up one function generator as a pulse generator, synchronized with the driving generator, and drivin ...
frequency A - Physics | Oregon State University
... We have learned that a damped oscillator produces a sinusoidal response to a sinusoidal driving force. In the language of your lab example: The LRC circuit responds to a sinusoidal driving voltage with a sinusoidal current (at the same frequency). That current is related to the voltage by the “admit ...
... We have learned that a damped oscillator produces a sinusoidal response to a sinusoidal driving force. In the language of your lab example: The LRC circuit responds to a sinusoidal driving voltage with a sinusoidal current (at the same frequency). That current is related to the voltage by the “admit ...
VCO Phase noise
... operate in saturation. The AM noise component is usually 20dB lower than the phase noise component. In the discussion that follows, we will assume that A(t)<<1. Many methods are used to characterize phase noise of an oscillator. Essentially, all methods measure the frequency or phase deviation of t ...
... operate in saturation. The AM noise component is usually 20dB lower than the phase noise component. In the discussion that follows, we will assume that A(t)<<1. Many methods are used to characterize phase noise of an oscillator. Essentially, all methods measure the frequency or phase deviation of t ...
DS1135L 3V 3-in-1 High-Speed Silicon Delay Line FEATURES
... This is a stress rating only and functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operation sections of this specification is not implied. Exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods of time may affect reliability. ...
... This is a stress rating only and functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operation sections of this specification is not implied. Exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods of time may affect reliability. ...
Direct Light-Triggered Solid-State Switches For Pulsed Power Applications J. Przybilla
... Triggering of an LTT is achieved by a 40mW light pulse generated from a laser diode. The wavelength of the emitted light should be between 850 and 1000nm. Typical pulse durations are about 10 µs. The light pulse is transmitted by a special light guide to the light sensitive area of the LTT. The cent ...
... Triggering of an LTT is achieved by a 40mW light pulse generated from a laser diode. The wavelength of the emitted light should be between 850 and 1000nm. Typical pulse durations are about 10 µs. The light pulse is transmitted by a special light guide to the light sensitive area of the LTT. The cent ...
Fast high voltage signals generator for low emittance electron gun
... The HV transformer is being modified to decrease the secondary inductance. This will make the tuning for critical coupling possible and the positive peaks before and after the main pulse will be with the same amplitude. There is an ongoing task to add a “tail biter” to cut-off the following oscillat ...
... The HV transformer is being modified to decrease the secondary inductance. This will make the tuning for critical coupling possible and the positive peaks before and after the main pulse will be with the same amplitude. There is an ongoing task to add a “tail biter” to cut-off the following oscillat ...
IXLD02SI Data Sheet
... FIN frequency in this figure is held constant. At T0 the IPW and the IOP signals are near zero, both begin to ramp up at T1 and reach their maximums at T2. As illustrated, the output current rises in amplitude with the increasing IOP and the pulse width widens with the IPW ramp. An additional mode o ...
... FIN frequency in this figure is held constant. At T0 the IPW and the IOP signals are near zero, both begin to ramp up at T1 and reach their maximums at T2. As illustrated, the output current rises in amplitude with the increasing IOP and the pulse width widens with the IPW ramp. An additional mode o ...
Bio-NMR - KU NMR Lab User Pages
... Long linear range, compression near top end of power output Software incorporates some type of correction for nonlinearities ...
... Long linear range, compression near top end of power output Software incorporates some type of correction for nonlinearities ...
c. pulse-modulated signals
... 19. What parameter of a PPM signal varies in direct proportion to the message signal amplitude? a. the average frequency of the PPM pulses b. the distance between the PPM pulses c. the amplitude of the PPM pulses ...
... 19. What parameter of a PPM signal varies in direct proportion to the message signal amplitude? a. the average frequency of the PPM pulses b. the distance between the PPM pulses c. the amplitude of the PPM pulses ...
JA CHAKERA, PA NAIK, SK KUMBHARE AND PD GUPTA 1
... EOLM axis (within f18 arc-mln) with reference to laser beam axis. This is important for many studies such as intense X-ray generation and shock-wave propagation in laserproduced plasmas where an extremely small prepulse intensity is desirable. ...
... EOLM axis (within f18 arc-mln) with reference to laser beam axis. This is important for many studies such as intense X-ray generation and shock-wave propagation in laserproduced plasmas where an extremely small prepulse intensity is desirable. ...
Alternating Current and AC Measurement slides File
... The volts-per-division (volts/div) setting varies the size of the waveform on the screen. The volts/div setting is a scale factor. E.G If the volts/div setting is 5 volts, then each vertical division represents 5 volts and the entire screen of 8 divisions can display 40 volts from top to bottom ...
... The volts-per-division (volts/div) setting varies the size of the waveform on the screen. The volts/div setting is a scale factor. E.G If the volts/div setting is 5 volts, then each vertical division represents 5 volts and the entire screen of 8 divisions can display 40 volts from top to bottom ...
TRTR 9_07 ACRR PD Up.. - National Organization of Test
... flexibility in processing data, and the ability to reprocess raw data from prior tests (of the new system). Data output and detector sharing flexibility? - Any detector can be aligned with any amplifier fairly easily. Multiple choices for output, including standalone data viewer where an experimente ...
... flexibility in processing data, and the ability to reprocess raw data from prior tests (of the new system). Data output and detector sharing flexibility? - Any detector can be aligned with any amplifier fairly easily. Multiple choices for output, including standalone data viewer where an experimente ...
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation: BNC Model 6040 Pulse
... It is unusual for a 100 MHz pulse generator to offer accuracy better than 3%. The crystal-controlled 6040 has accuracy of 0.2% for delay and width and 0.01% for frequency along with superior stability over time. In addition, the jitter between an external trigger and output pulse is as low as 25 ps. ...
... It is unusual for a 100 MHz pulse generator to offer accuracy better than 3%. The crystal-controlled 6040 has accuracy of 0.2% for delay and width and 0.01% for frequency along with superior stability over time. In addition, the jitter between an external trigger and output pulse is as low as 25 ps. ...
Guide to Writing Stimulus Files
... Figure 3. Input for truth table analysis This example illustrates that all possible 2-input logic combinations (“00”, “01”, “10”, “11”) are tested every 40n. Timing Analysis for Multi-Input Circuits When simulating a multi-input circuit to study the effect of internal capacitances (timing anlaysis), ...
... Figure 3. Input for truth table analysis This example illustrates that all possible 2-input logic combinations (“00”, “01”, “10”, “11”) are tested every 40n. Timing Analysis for Multi-Input Circuits When simulating a multi-input circuit to study the effect of internal capacitances (timing anlaysis), ...
sample Test paper
... 17. TV’s and computer or video monitors are among the more dangerous of consumer electronic equipment when it comes to _____________. a. Repair b. Servicing c. Maintenance d. all of these 18. Major parts of nearly all modern TV’s and other computer monitors are directly connected to the ____________ ...
... 17. TV’s and computer or video monitors are among the more dangerous of consumer electronic equipment when it comes to _____________. a. Repair b. Servicing c. Maintenance d. all of these 18. Major parts of nearly all modern TV’s and other computer monitors are directly connected to the ____________ ...
Making sense of electrical signals - Techni-Tool
... power run the industrial world, including pumps, compressors, motors, conveyors, robots and more. Voltage signals that control these electro-mechanical devices are a critical but unseen force. So how do you capture and see that unseen force? Oscilloscopes (or scopes) test and display voltage signals ...
... power run the industrial world, including pumps, compressors, motors, conveyors, robots and more. Voltage signals that control these electro-mechanical devices are a critical but unseen force. So how do you capture and see that unseen force? Oscilloscopes (or scopes) test and display voltage signals ...
Chirp compression
The chirp pulse compression process transforms a long duration frequency-coded pulse into a narrow pulse of greatly increased amplitude. It is a technique used in radar and sonar systems because it is a method whereby a narrow pulse with high peak power can be derived from a long duration pulse with low peak power. Furthermore, the process offers good range resolution because the half-power beam width of the compressed pulse is consistent with the system bandwidth.The basics of the method for radar applications were developed in the late 1940s and early 1950s, but it was not until 1960, following declassification of the subject matter, that a detailed article on the topic appeared the public domain. Thereafter, the number of published articles grew quickly, as demonstrated by the comprehensive selection of papers to be found in a compilation by Barton.Briefly, the basic pulse compression properties can be related as follows. For a chirp waveform that sweeps over a frequency range F1 to F2 in a time period T, the nominal bandwidth of the pulse is B, where B = F2 – F1, and the pulse has a time-bandwidth product of T×B . Following pulse compression, a narrow pulse of duration τ is obtained, where τ ≈ 1/B, together with a peak voltage amplification of √(T×B).