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- | ====== Activity | + | ====== Activity: A Floating (two terminal) Current Source / Sink ====== |
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- | Configure waveform generator AWG1 as a triangle wave with a frequency of 100 Hz and an amplitude of 10 V with 0 V offset. The scope display should be set in both voltage vs. time and in XY mode with channel 1 on the horizontal axis and channel 2 on the vertical axis. Be sure to turn on the power supply only after you have completed and double checked your connections. | + | Configure waveform generator AWG1 as a triangle wave with a frequency of 100 Hz and an amplitude of 10 V peak-to-peak |
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===== Prove the floating nature of circuit: ===== | ===== Prove the floating nature of circuit: ===== | ||
- | In figure 1 we referenced the negative end of the circuit to a negative power supply. To prove that this circuit is truly a floating current source, rearrange your breadboard to look like figure | + | In figure 1 we referenced the negative end of the circuit to a negative power supply. To prove that this circuit is truly a floating current source, rearrange your breadboard to look like figure |
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