ENT 162 – Analog Electronics
Laboratory Module
LABORATORY MODULE
ENT 162 Analog Electronics Semester 2 (2012201!"
E#$ER%MENT 1 & Dio'e )aracteristics an' Recti*ier irc+it
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E#$ER%MENT 1 Dio'e )aracteristics an' Recti*ier irc+it $art A& Dio'e % )aracteristics
1- OBET%E& 1.1 To exaine t!e "oltage#current $%#&' c!aracteristics of diode.
2- $ARTS AND E3U%$MENT& 2.1
1 () resistor
# 1 Pc
2.2
1N*1*+ silicone diode
# 1 Pc
2.,
Multieter
# 1 Pc
2.*
- #1 %/0 oer suly
# 1 Pc
2.
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!- %NTRODUT%ON& A diode is said to be in forward bias !en t!e diode4s anode is at a !ig!er otential t!an its cat!ode. 0urrent ill flo t!roug! t!e diode fro anode to cat!ode. A diode is a nonlinear de"ice in t!e sense t!at t!e current is not roortional to "oltage difference across it. 5!en t!e diode is in forard bias condition a sall "oltage dro called t!e barrier potential, occurs across t!e diode. Tyical "alue is aroxiately at -.7 % for silicon and -., % for geraniu $easured at roo teerature'. A sybol and in configuration for diode is s!on belo.
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/iode forard resistance 8 f T!e deterination of 89, t!e diode forard resistance is s!on gra!ically in 9igure 1.1. R f
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9igure 1.1
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:ra!ic deterination of diode forard resistance.
4- $ROEDURE& *.1
;sing your /MM select a lo#resistance eter range. T!en connect t!e positive lead of t!e /MM to t!e diode4s anode terinal !ile t!e negative lead is connected to t!e diode4s cathode terinal as s!on in 9igure 1.2$A'. T!e /MM4s internal battery t!en forward biases t!e diode. Note t!e resistance reading. 8ecord your result in Table 1.1.
&f a /MM it! a
L.= 8ecord your results in Table 1.1
*.2 No re"erse t!e eter4s leads so t!at its ositi"e terinal is connected to t!e cat!ode terinal of t!e diode !ic! is no biased. Noted t!e reading. 8ecord your result in Table 1.1. 5!en easuring resistances soe /MMs !a"e t!e olarity of t!eir leads re"ersed fro t!e noral sense? t!at is t!e ositi"e lead is actually ired to t!e internal battery4s negative terinal. &n t!is case t!e forard and re"erse resistance readings ill be t!e oosite of t!ose indicated in t!ese to stes.
*., 5ire t!e circuit s!on in 9igure 1.2$3'. Ad@ust t!e dc oer suly to gi"e t!e "oltages across t!e 1 () resistor s!on in Table 1.2. 9or eac! "oltage use t!e ultieter to easure and record t!e dc "oltage dro $%/' across t!e diode. T!e diode current is also t!e current floing t!roug! t!e 1 () resistor. /eterine t!e diode current by using >!4s la in eac! case.
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*.* Plot t!e resulting static diode cur"e $diode current "ersus "oltage' on t!e gra! age in t!is exerient. :ra!ically deterine t!e diode4s barrier otential $%3' and forard resistance $89' recording your results in Table 1.2.
9igure 1.2$A' 0onnection beteen diode and /MM
9igure 1.2$3' Exerient setu
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5- RESULTS OR E#$ER%MENT 1(A"&
Table 1.1
/iode testing it! ultieter
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0at!ode
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oltage across 1 9: Resistor -.1 % -.2 % -., % -.* % -. % -.6 % -.7 % -.+ % -.B % 1.- % ,.- % .-% 7.- % B.- %
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$art B& Dio'e Recti*ier irc+it 1- OBET%E& 1.2
To deonstrate t!e c!aracteristics of to different diode rectifier circuits !alf#a"e rectifier and center#taed full#a"e rectifier.
2- $ARTS AND E3U%$MENT& 2.1
1 () resistor
# 1 Pc
2.2
1N*--1 silicon rectifier diodes
# 2 Pcs
2.,
12 %rs secondary center#taed transforer
# 1 Pc
2.*
1-u9 caacitor
# 1 Pc
2.*
/ual trace oscilloscoe
# 1 Pc
2.
Multieter
# 1 Pc
2.6
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# 1 Pc
!- ALULAT%ON =U%DE >al*;a.e recti*ier /0 "oltage outut
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4- $ROEDURE& *.1
5ire t!e !alf a"e rectifier circuit s!on in 9igure 1.,$A'. 3e "ery careful to a(e sure t!at connections to t!e 2*-% riary of t!e transforer are roerly rotected. Note t!at neit!er of t!e transforer4s riary leads is grounded !ile t!e center#taed secondary lead is not used in t!is section.
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et your oscilloscoe to t!e folloing aroxiate settings 0!annels 1 F 2
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Aly 2*- %A0 $rs' to t!e transforer4s riary leads. 0onnect one scoe robe to t!e anode terinal of t!e 1N*--1 diode $oint A' and t!e ot!er robe to t!e diode cat!ode terinal $oint 3'.Hou s!ould obtain t!e a"efors s!on in 9igure 1.*. *.,
9ro t!e oscilloscoe easure t!e transforer4s ea( secondary "oltage I%$ea('J as ell as t!e ea( "oltage I% -$ea('J across t!e 1() resistor recording your results in Table 1.,.
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5it! your ultieter easure t!e dc "oltage $%/0' across t!e 1 () resistor and record your result in Table 1.,. 0oare t!is result it! t!at obtained fro t!e eDuation for t!e a"erage or dc "oltage of a !alf#a"e rectifier $EDuation 1'. >bser"e bot! a"efors.
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Turn off oer to transforer. Add one 1-u9 caacitor in arallel it! t!e load resistor. Negati"e side of t!e caacitor s!ould be grounded.
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Turn on oer to transforerMeasure rile "oltage ea(#to#ea( at t!e outut using oscilloscoe.
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Turn off t!e oer to t!e transforer and ire t!e center#taed full#a"e rectifier circuit s!on in 9igure 1.,$3'. Pay careful attention to t!e olarity of bot! diodes and t!e connections to t!e 2*-% riary of t!e transforer. T!e center#taed lead is grounded for t!is section.
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No set your oscilloscoe to t!e folloing aroxiate settings 0!annels 1 F 2
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Tie base
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Aly 2*- %A0 $rs' to t!e transforer4s riary leads. 0onnect one robe to t!e anode terinal of t!e 1N*--1 diode $oint A' and t!e ot!er robe to one of t!e diode4s cat!ode terinals $oint 3'.Hou s!ould obtain t!e a"efors as s!on in 9igure 1..
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5it! your oscilloscoe easure t!e transforer4s ea( secondary "oltage $% ' it! resect to t!e grounded center ta as ell as t!e ea( "oltage % -$ea(' across t!e 1 () resistor recording your results in Table 1.,.
*.1- 5it! your ultieter easure t!e dc "oltage $%/0' across t!e 1() resistor and record your result in Table 1.,. 0oare t!is result it! t!at obtained fro t!e eDuation for t!e a"erage or dc "oltage of a center#taed full#a"e rectifier $EDuation ,.,'. >bser"e bot! a"efors. *.11 Turn off oer to transforer. Add one 1-u9 caacitor in arallel it! t!e load resistor. Negati"e side of t!e caacitor s!ould be grounded. *.12 Turn on oer to transforer. Measure rile "oltage ea(#to#ea( at t!e outut using oscilloscoe.
9igure 1.,$A' Kalf a"e rectifier circuit
9igure 1.,$3' 9ull#a"e rectifier circuit
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5- RESULTS OR E#$ER%MENT 1(B"&
Table 1., 8ectifier data
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6- ALULAT%ONS
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