The main purpose of this lab is for you to become familiar with the use of Multisim software. You will learn to create simple circuits and be able to use the provided instruments to measure electrical quantities and timings.
You will begin by acquiring and installing the Multisim software and working through the tutorial. Feel free to explore the Internet for other tutorials and videos as well, as they may also be helpful. Then, complete the required experiments and report the results, accompanied by snapshots of simulations. The faces of instruments, such as DMMs and Oscilloscopes, should be open and cut out separately, if required.
Note: In taking screenshots of your simulations, be sure to only include the specific areas of interest, not your full screen.
All required work must be submitted in one document, including typed work, electronically generated work, and hand-written work (if necessary). Any electronically-generated work, such as simulation screenshots, tables, drawings etc, may be directly inserted into the document. For hand-written work, write or draw it neatly, and out of context, on white or very light-colored paper, with a pen, using only one side of the paper. Then scan or photograph the papers, ensuring that the images are clear, readable, and undistorted. Cut and paste these images into the document at the intended places. You will need to download the Virtual Lab document in order to edit it.
Provide the following in your virtual lab reports:
Cover Sheet: Include the lab title, your name, date due, and mentor’s name.
Introduction: Summarize the lab requirements in a few paragraphs.
Experiments: Explain your design and purpose, testing results, obstacles encountered, and how you resolved the obstacles. You must include snapshots of Multisim circuits and your results. All of your measurement results must be explained and verified by calculations wherever possible.
Conclusion: Provide a brief summary of what you did and your overall experience.
The main purpose of this lab is for you to become familiar with the use of Multi
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