1. What is/are the function of the horizontal sensitivity (TIME/DIV)? 2.What is/are the function of the vertical sensitivity (V/DIV)? 3.. What are the functions of Oscilloscope? Function Generator?

How does the oscilloscope graph show the transient response to voltage/current in a RL circuit?

b) Explain the principle of wave energy? Mention any four advantages of wave energy.

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Two signals of identical voltage, amplitude and frequency, but different phase are fed to a cathode ray oscilloscope, one to the X plates and another to the Y plates.Sketch and briefly explain what form of trace you would get if the phase difference was:(a.) zero, (b.) 90°, and (c.) 180°

What is an oscilloscope with automatic measurements, waveform storage and built in signal generators?

a) What must always be used with an Oscilloscope when making a measurement? b) How do you read the amplitude (Frequency) of a signal from the waveform on an oscilloscope? c) How do you calculate phase shift by measuring the time delay between zero crossings of two different signals?

In Cathode Ray Oscilloscope, which part is used to move the signal vertically and horizontally of the fluorescent screen? A) The heated fillament B) The focusing plates C) The Deflection plates D)The Cathode ?

11 - How are + and - terminals indicated on polarized capacitors?A) It is shown in numbers.B) It is shown with a picture.C) It has a plus (+) sign on it.D) It is indicated by color codes.E) There is a sign showing the minus (-) end on it.

3. Can you use the concept of the "wavefront continuation" the Snell's law of reflection? to explain