Megger Circuit Diagram

Megger Circuit Diagram: Another common method of measuring resistances above 50 M Ω is the Megger Circuit Diagram (megaohmmeter) shown in Fig. 10.23(a). This instrument is used to measure very…

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Fibre Optic CRT Recording Oscilloscope

Fibre Optic CRT Recording Oscilloscope: Fibre Optic CRT Recording Oscilloscope - The familiar CRT oscilloscope has an extremely HF response, but permanent records, normally photography of the screen, cannot be…

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Dual Trace Oscilloscope

Dual Trace Oscilloscope: Figure 7.19 (a) shows a block diagram of Dual Trace Oscilloscope. This CRO has a single electron gun whose electron beam is split into two by an…

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Vertical Amplifier

Vertical Amplifier: The sensitivity (gain) and frequency bandwidth (B.W.) response characteristics of the oscilloscope are mainly determined by the vertical amplifier. Since the gain B.W. product is constant, to obtain…

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Block Diagram of CRO

Block Diagram of CRO: The Basic Block Diagram of CRO is shown in Fig.7.5. The ac filament supplies power to the CRT heaters in the Block Diagram of CRO. This…

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Block Diagram of Oscilloscope

Block Diagram of Oscilloscope: The major Block Diagram of Oscilloscope shown in Fig. 7.4, of a general purpose CRO, is as follows: CRT Vertical amplifier Delay line Time base Horizontal…

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Working Principle of Digital Multimeter

Working Principle of Digital Multimeter: Analog meters require no power supply, they give a better visual indication of changes and suffer less from electric noise and isolation problems. These meters…

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