Objective: Illustrate principles from the circuits and signals classes, and teach the use of electronic test equipment.

General Information:

• While specific requirements will vary by instructor, general guidance on lab books and procedure can be found on the Laboratory Introduction page.
• Pre-labs are a graded portion of the lab and are due at the beginning of the lab period.
• Students will be provided a lab kit (to keep) that includes a multimeter, oscilloscope probe, breadboard, tools, safety glasses, op amps, potentiometers and other circuit components.

Reference: Student Reference Manual for Electronic Instrumentation Laboratories, 2/E by Stanley Wolf and Richard F.M. Smith, ISBN-10: 0130421820, ISBN-13: 9780130421821, Prentice Hall

Lab Schedule (Subject to Change):

Number	Title	Dates
1	Resistors and the Multimeter	Jan. 29, 30
2	Sine Waves and the Oscilloscope	Feb. 5, 6
3	Square Waves and RC Time Constants	Feb. 12, 13
4	Operational Amplifiers-Part I	Feb. 19, 20
5	Operational Amplifiers-Part II, Current to Voltage Amplifiers	Feb. 26, 27
6	Power Factor Correction	Mar. 4, 5
7	Negative Impedance Converters and General Impedance Converters	Mar. 18, 19
8	Comparators	Mar. 25, 26
9	Op-Amp Differentiators and Integrators	Apr. 1, 2
10	Determine the Unknowns	Apr. 8, 9
11	Step Responses of RC and RLC Circuits	Apr. 15, 16
12	Wien Bridge and Phase Shift Oscillators	Apr. 22, 23
13	Frequency Response of Circuits	Apr. 29, 30
	Make Up Week	May 6, 7
Spare	Lab 14: High Pass RC and RLC Network	N/A
Spare	Lab 15: Phase Shifters and Three-Phase Power	N/A