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How to open a local electronics laboratory for remote access Part 4

How to open a local electronics laboratory for remote access Part 4. Hands-on session. Outline. Introduction Basic experiments on an op. amp Experiments involving a fixed circuit. Introduction. A laboratory is set up in this room It is connected to an open WLAN

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How to open a local electronics laboratory for remote access Part 4

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  1. How to open a local electronics laboratory for remote accessPart 4 Hands-on session ICBL 2008

  2. Outline • Introduction • Basic experiments on an op. amp • Experiments involving a fixed circuit ICBL 2008

  3. Introduction • A laboratory is set up in this room • It is connected to an open WLAN • If you want to perform experiments using your laptop you will receive • excerpts from two lab instruction manuals • The experiments will be those we have prepared in earlier parts

  4. Laboratory configuration

  5. Practical details • The LAN is not connected to the Internet • A common account has already been activated for you: teacher@bth.se • The password for all is: password ICBL 2008

  6. Laboratory 1 • Basic experiments on the uA741 op. amp. • Measure for example the slew rate ICBL 2008

  7. Laboratory 2 • Experiments on a fixed circuit, an ideal integrator • Make it a real integrator ICBL 2008

  8. Conclusions • The workbench supplements the local laboratory in the following ways • The students on campus or off campus can work in the laboratory 24/7 • The students can, for example, learn how use the instruments at home • It should be possible to produce engineers with solid and documented lab experience with low additional costs

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