Perform the electronic lessons listed below using the
Exploring Electrical Engineering program
on the PC at your lab bench.
Record results in your lab notebook as follows.
If the lesson asks you a question based on the reading in the
lesson, then nothing needs to be recorded in your notebook.
(But feel free to take notes if you would like.)
For all of the experimental activities in which
you take a measurement or set up a circuit,
briefly
describe the activity in your notebook and record your results.
The following lessons are under the Basic Concepts menu.
In each lesson, please answer all of the questions,
do all of the activities, and show your results to the
lab instructor or lab assistant when requested in the lesson.
- Please finish the lesson on Measuring Voltage that you
began last week.
Set up the circuits that are requested and make the requested
measurements.
- Do the lesson on Measuring Resistance.
You can skip the exercise that uses the pencil - that will be
done in a later lesson.
- Do the lessons on Resistors
(there are three lessons)
and
Sources (one lesson on ideal sources).
These are located under the Elements menu item.
- Do the lessons on
Kirchhoff's Current Law and
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law.
Do the quizzes at the end, and show the instructor your results.