With the conditions given below, if voltage is v(t) = 8Sin4000ft mV, with the oscilloscope, Vs, Vd, Hs and Hd are * رد Take note of the following conditions: Va ≤ 8 but not < 2 divisions and Ha ≤10 but not <3 divisions per cycle. The following are typical values of Vs: 5 volt/Div., 2 volts/Div.,1 volts/Div., 0.5 volts/Div., 0.2 volts/Div., 0.1 volts/Div., 50mV/Div., 20mV/Div., 10mV/Div., 5 mV/Div., 2 mV/Div., 1 mV/Div. For Hs: (1-, 0.5-, 0.2-, 0.1-, 50 m-, 20 m-, 10 m-, 5 m-, 2 m-, 1 m-, 0.5 m-, 0.2 m-, 0.1 m-, 50 µ-, 20 μ-, 10 μ-, 5 μ-, 2 µ-, 1 µ-, 0.5 µ-, 0.2 µ-, 0.1 µ-, 50 n-, 20 n-, 10 n-, 5 n-, 2 n- and 1 n-) sec/div. Vs=2mV/Div, Vd=4 Div, Hs=0.1mS/Div and Hd=5 Div/Cycle Vs=5mV/Div, Vd=3.2 Div, Hs=0.1mS/Div and Hd=5 Div/Cycle O Vs=2mV/Div, Vd=4 Div, Hs=1mS/Div and Hd=5 Div/Cycle Vs=5mV/Div, Vd=3.2 Div, Hs=1mS/Div and Hd=5 Div/Cycle

With the conditions given below, if voltage is v(t) = 8Sin4000ft mV, with the oscilloscope, Vs, Vd, Hs and Hd are * رد Take note of the following conditions: Va ≤ 8 but not < 2 divisions and Ha ≤10 but not <3 divisions per cycle. The following are typical values of Vs: 5 volt/Div., 2 volts/Div.,1 volts/Div., 0.5 volts/Div., 0.2 volts/Div., 0.1 volts/Div., 50mV/Div., 20mV/Div., 10mV/Div., 5 mV/Div., 2 mV/Div., 1 mV/Div. For Hs: (1-, 0.5-, 0.2-, 0.1-, 50 m-, 20 m-, 10 m-, 5 m-, 2 m-, 1 m-, 0.5 m-, 0.2 m-, 0.1 m-, 50 µ-, 20 μ-, 10 μ-, 5 μ-, 2 µ-, 1 µ-, 0.5 µ-, 0.2 µ-, 0.1 µ-, 50 n-, 20 n-, 10 n-, 5 n-, 2 n- and 1 n-) sec/div. Vs=2mV/Div, Vd=4 Div, Hs=0.1mS/Div and Hd=5 Div/Cycle Vs=5mV/Div, Vd=3.2 Div, Hs=0.1mS/Div and Hd=5 Div/Cycle O Vs=2mV/Div, Vd=4 Div, Hs=1mS/Div and Hd=5 Div/Cycle Vs=5mV/Div, Vd=3.2 Div, Hs=1mS/Div and Hd=5 Div/Cycle

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