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    Experiment 37 The Slicer Circuit

    Purpose
    1. To evaluate a Zener diode slicer circuit.

    Introduction
    In this experiment, you will examine a diode circuit that can change a sine wave into rectangular
    waveform much like transistor did in a prior experiment.

    Usually this type of circuit is used to ensure that voltage do not exceed safe limits. In other words,
    Zener diodes are used to protect more expensive components.

    Procedure
    1. Adjust the signal generator frequency 1 Hz, 10 V. This circuit is shown in figure 1.

    Figure 1. Circuit for step 1.

    XSG1 is a signal generator, XSC1 is Oscilloscope, measure the input voltage, XSC2 is
    oscilloscope measure output voltage.

    2. Using your oscilloscope XSC1, measure the peak-to-peak input voltage, Sketch the input
    waveform and list the measured peak values.
    3. Using your oscilloscope XSC2, measure the peak-to-peak output voltage, Sketch the input
    waveform and list the measured peak values.
    4. What is the positive peak voltage of the waveform at output voltage (XSC2) ?

    ………………………………………………. Volts peak to peak.


    5. What is the negative peak voltage of the waveform at output voltage (XSC2) ?

    ………………………………………………. Volts peak to peak.


    6. Which diode is forward biasing during the positive alternation of the sinewave ?

    ………………………………………………………….
    7. Which diode is forward biasing during the negative alternation of the sine wave ?

    ………………………………………………………….
    8. Varies the B1 and B2 in table 1, Record the peak-to-peak amplitude of the output voltage.

    Tabel 1. Hasil pengamatan

    N0 B1 ( Volts ) B2 ( volts) Output Voltage ( level and waveshapes ) Remark


    1 0 0
    2 1 0
    3 2 0
    4 3 0
    5 4 0
    6 0 1
    7 0 2
    8 0 3
    9 0 4
    10 1 1
    11 2 1
    12 3 1
    13 2 2
    14 3 2
    15 3 3
    16 4 4
    17 5 5
    18 7 7
    19 8 8
    20 10 10
    Contoh pada saat B1 =0 Volt dan B2 = 0 Volt, tegangan outputntya seperti pada gambar 2.

    Gambar 2. Bentuk gelombang output pada saat B1 = B2 = 0 Volt.

    9. Buatlah rangkaian seperti gambar 3, dengan cara membalik polaritas B2, dan amati bentuk
    gelombang outputnya, Isi table pengamatan 2.

    Gambar 3. Polaritas B2 dibalik.


    Tabel 2. Hasil pengamatan

    N0 B1 ( Volts ) B2 ( volts) Output Voltage ( level and waveshapes ) Remark


    1 0 0
    2 0 1
    3 0 2
    4 0 3
    5 0 4
    6 0 5

    Baca Summary

    Kesimpulan.

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