The document describes the characteristics of several signals measured using an oscilloscope including: a 68Hz sinusoidal wave with a maximum amplitude of 1.5v, a 204Hz square wave with a maximum of 5v, another 68Hz sinusoid and 204Hz square wave in an AC coupled measurement, and 1kHz sinusoidal and square waves in DC and AC coupled measurements with amplitudes of 0.2v and periods of 1ms.

1. PRACTICA 1 IRC
ACOPLO DC A AC
-Señal Senoidal:
Vmax: 3div X 0.5v/div= 1.5v
T= 12div X 1.22ms= 14.64ms
f= 1/t= 1/14.64ms = 68Hz
-Señal cuadrada:
Vmax: 5div X 1v/div= 5v
T= 4div X 1.22ms= 4.88ms
f= 1/t=1/4.88ms= 204Hz
SEÑAL SENOIDAL

2. SEÑAL CUADRADA
ACOPLO DN EN AC
-Señal senoidal
Vmax: 3div X 0.5v/div= 1.5v
T= 12div X 1.22ms= 14.64ms
f= 1/14.64ms= 204Hz
-Señal cuadrada
Vmax: 2.5div X 1v/div= 2.5v

3. T= 4div X 1.22ms/div= 4.88ms
f= 1/4.88ms= 204 Hz
SEÑAL CONTINUA DC
Vmax: 2div X 0.1v/div= 0.2v
Vcc: 5div x 0.2ms= 1ms
T: 5div X 0.2ms/div= 1ms
f: 1/t= 1/1= 1kHz
SEÑAL CONTINUA AC
Vmax: 2v X 0.1v/div= 0.2v

4. T: 5div X 0.2ms/div = 1ms
f: 1/t= 1/1= 1KHz=1000 Hz
Señal continúa: 1div X 2V/div= 2V