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Lab #8 – Inductors/Capacitors • Activity #1 – Build a Capacitor • Activity #2 – Build an Inductor • Activity #3 – Integrate and differentiate common waveforms • Activity #4 – Simulate circuits with capacitors – Relationship between current and voltage – Phase relationship Tips • Activities #1 and #2 requires the use of the RLC meter, so the North half of the lab should start with activities #3 and #4 while the South half does Activities #1 and #2 • You will need to be creative and Google some information to find the width of a sheet of paper, its dielectric and other parameters. • Watch your units, so you come out with good values. Tips • In activity #3, you will need to label the y-axis with appropriate numbers and units • In activity #4, you will be using a simulated oscilloscope. This instrument takes a picture of the voltage waveform as it changes over time • In activity #4, an easy way to measure current using an oscilloscope is to add a series resistor, measure the voltage and then divide by the resistance to get the current