An oscilloscope can be used to accomplish all of the following except:
⢠Oscilloscope basic purpose ā what quantity does it directly display on the screen? ⢠Difference between direct measurements (what the scope actually detects) and derived quantities (what you calculate using other components, like resistors or LEDs). ⢠How an oscilloscope is used in timing and phase measurements.
⢠Ask yourself: What does the vertical axis of an oscilloscope actually show, and what does the horizontal axis show? ⢠Which of these options describes something the oscilloscope is only indirectly involved in, where the key phenomenon is not electrical voltage or time? ⢠For each choice, can you describe a realistic lab setup where you would actually do that measurement with a scope?
⢠Identify which option does not primarily rely on the oscilloscopeās ability to display voltage versus time. ⢠Check which quantities (electron flow, phase, light velocity, voltage) are normally measured directly with an oscilloscope versus those that require specialized optical or other equipment. ⢠Make sure at least three of the choices can be tied clearly to observing electrical waveforms on the oscilloscopeās screen.
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