ANALOG INSTRUMENTS 1. Classify the instruments based on power supply and provide two examples each to support your answer. 2. Illustrate the internal parts of a Cathode Ray Tube with correct labeling. 3. Describe a basic galvanometer as an ammeter with necessary mathematical derivations in terms of the shunt resistor. 4. Describe a basic galvanometer as a voltmeter with necessary mathematical derivations in terms of a series resistor. 5. Describe a basic galvanometer as an ohmmeter with necessary mathematical expressions. 6. PROBLEMS on ammeter and voltmeter design for single range. 7. PROBLEMS on ammeter and voltmeter design for multi-range.

ANALOG INSTRUMENTS 1. Classify the instruments based on power supply and provide two examples each to support your answer. 2. Illustrate the internal parts of a Cathode Ray Tube with correct labeling. 3. Describe a basic galvanometer as an ammeter with necessary mathematical derivations in terms of the shunt resistor. 4. Describe a basic galvanometer as a voltmeter with necessary mathematical derivations in terms of a series resistor. 5. Describe a basic galvanometer as an ohmmeter with necessary mathematical expressions. 6. PROBLEMS on ammeter and voltmeter design for single range. 7. PROBLEMS on ammeter and voltmeter design for multi-range.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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