Basic Circuits Lab

Explain this diagram

Analog Meter Reading

I need a drawing on how to connect the function generator, oscilliscope, and both multimeters. It is hard for me to follow text instructions. The function generator has a postive,common and negative. The oscilliscope has chanell A and B, both channels have a postive and a negative. I know you can provide text instruction but a little sketch would be very helpful thank you.

I know they are different parts, but they are just short brief ques. Can you please do both?

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Many electronic circuits use what is called a split or a dual power supply: 15 V Electronic dircuit "Ground" 15 V Determine what a digital voltmeter would indicate if connected between the following points: • Red lead on Ä", black lead on ground Red lead on "B", black lead on ground • Red lead on Ã", black lead on "B" • Red lead on "B", black lead on A" NOTE: in electronic systems, "ground" is often not associated with an actual earth-soil contact. It usually only refers to a common point of reference somewhere in the circuit used to take voltage measurements. This allows us to specify voltages at single points in the circuit, with the implication that "ground" is the other point for the voltmeter to connect to.

4. Many electronic circuits use what is called a split or a dual power supply: 15 V Electronic circuit "Ground" 15 V Determine what a digital voltmeter would indicate if connected between the following points: a) Red lead on Ä", black lead on ground b) Red lead on "B", black lead on ground c) Red lead on Ä", black lead on "B" d) Red lead on "B", black lead on Ä"