PDC EXTERNAL LAB QUESTION PAPER

1. Design a RC circuit which acts as “Integrator” and RC circuit for

“Differentiator”.

Integrator : RC Low pass filter (RC>>T) Differentiator : RC High

pass filter (RC<<T)

2. Design a RC circuit which acts as “Differentiator” and RC circuit for ‘rise

time’.

Rise time for Low pass filter : tr = 2.2RC (RC = T)

3. Design a RC circuit which acts as “Integrator” and RC circuit to obtain

percentage tilt for square wave response.

RC High pass circuit =>Percentage tilt P = (T/2RC) x 100

4. Design a RC circuit to generate train of positive and negative spikes and a

RC circuit for ‘rise time’.

RC High pass circuit generate train of positive and negative spikes (RC << T)

5. Design a RC Low pass circuit, when its response is close to the pulse voltage
input and observe the response for sine wave input for RC Integrator.

First case (RC << T) Second case (Sine wave)

6. Observe the output waveforms for clipping circuits with negative reference
voltages with square input.

7. Observe the output waveforms for clipping circuits with positive reference
voltages with square input.

8. Observe the output waveforms for positive clipping circuits with positive
and negative reference voltages with square input.

9. Observe the output waveforms for nagative clipping circuits with positive
and negative reference voltages with square input.

10.Observe the output waveforms for clamping circuits with negative

reference voltages with square input.

11.Observe the output waveforms for clamping circuits with positive reference
voltages with square input.
12.Observe the output waveforms for positive clamping circuits with positive
and negative reference voltages with square input.

13.Observe the output waveforms for nagative clamping circuits with positive
and negative reference voltages with square input.

14.Explain how the transistor acts as switch experimentally and the output
waveform with square and sine inputs.

15.Explain the operation of Eccles-Jordan circuit practically. (Bistable

Multivibrator)

16.Explain the operation of trigger circuit practically. (Bistable

Multivibrator)

17.Explain the operation of flip-flop circuit practically. (Bistable

Multivibrator)

18.Explain the operation of binary circuit practically. (Bistable

Multivibrator)

19.Observe the output waveforms for one shot circuit. (Monostable

Multivibrator)

20.Observe the output waveforms for gating circuit. (Monostable

Multivibrator)

21.Observe the output waveforms for univibrator circuit. (Monostable

Multivibrator)

22.Observe the output waveforms for delay circuit. (Monostable

Multivibrator)

23.Observe the output waveforms for voltage to frequency converter circuit.

(Astable Multivibrator)

24.Observe the output waveforms for free running multivibrating circuit.

(Astable Multivibrator)

25.Observe the output waveforms for multivibrator circuit which generates

square wave. (Astable Multivibrator)

26.Observe the output waveforms for emitter coupled binary circuit.

(Schmitt Trigger)

27.Observe the output waveforms for squaring circuit. (Schmitt Trigger)

28.Observe the output waveforms for voltage comparator circuit.

(Schmitt Trigger)
29.Draw the circuit for emitter follower to generate time base waveform
and observe this waveform in CRO. (Bootstrap circuit)

30.Draw the circuit for common base configuration to generate time base
waveform and observe this waveform in CRO. (Bootstrap circuit)

31.Observe the output waveform for bidirectional sampling gate.

32.Draw the output waveform for uniidirectional sampling gate from the
given circuit.

33.Verify the truth tables for mixing gate,coincidence gate,inverter and

universal gates by using discrete components. Mixing gate: OR
Coincidence gate: AND

34.Verify the truth tables for basic logic gates and universal gates by using
discrete components.

35.Verify the truth tables for Set-Reset, J-K, Delay and Toggle flip-flops and
explain how race around condition can be eliminated in J-K flip-flop..

36.Verify the truth tables for Set-Reset, J-K, Delay and Toggle flip-flops and
give these applications.

37.Observe the output waveforms for the double base diode. (UJT)

38.Explain how the UJT acts as a relaxation oscillator.