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1. Wow. Dominic’s reactive lamp project is so cool! I’ve also always wanted to build something like this! For my project next semester I will build something responsive to the environment as well! That’s a must. I will do it for sure. Jordana’s project is also really fun! I’ve always believed that motion capture wouldContinue reading “Analog Lab Report Week 13”

https://www.multisim.com/content/RH9q3x5ywRDWxfBnq2yLM6/week-12/open/ The resistance of R1 is 2/1.1/0.00001 = 181818 ohms I found another example on http://www.555-timer-circuits.com/laser-ray-sound.html in which the curcuit demonstrates a weird “Laser Ray” sound and flashes a white LED at approx 5Hz. It should be an astable multivibrator since it needs to switch between the on and off states.

Some pedals like Blackout Effectors have so many different knobs. The variety of combinations allow users to use it in so many creative way, but it could potentially make it complicated to use. Most pedals only have two or three knobs, focosing on several effects, making themsevles easy to use. I would say large companiesContinue reading “Analog Lab Report Week 11”

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It should look like a. It should look like b. NO signal with no distortion; signal with a lot of distortion the average between no distortion and a ton of distortion.

1) With the oscillator we’re studying the comparator outputs a ___square____ wave and the integrator outputs a ___triangle____ wave. 2) With an integrator, if Vin is positive the output voltage ramps __down____ (up/down). If Vin is negative the output voltage ramps __up_____ (up/down). 3) With a comparator, if the op amp’s + input is connectedContinue reading “Analog Lab Report Week 8”

2a)  The capacitor for 100k ohms potentiameter: 1 / (2 * 3.14159 * 100000 ohms * 16 Hz) ≈ 10 ^ -7 F 2b) 2c)  The capacitor for 10k ohms potentiameter: 1 / (2 * 3.14159 * 10000 ohms * 16 Hz) ≈ 10 ^ -6 F 2d) 3) 4)  Putting multiple -6 dB filtersContinue reading “Analog Lab Report 6”

Part 2: Plugging in a resistor and a capacitor prevents short circuits and blocks AC. Part 4: a) Vout = Vin * (1 + R2/R1) 2Vin = Vin * (1 + R2/R1) 1 + R2/R1 = 2 R2 = R1 = 10k ohms b) The two signals are out of phrase. c) The lighter itContinue reading “Analog Lab Report 5”

The View Mode will show what different channels look like. If you want to see both of the channels, use “dual” mode. The vertical Position knobs let you shift your waves up and down. You should center the waves in the middle. The Volts per div knob lets you expand or shrink your wave vertically,Continue reading “Analog Lab Report 3”

Part 1a Open the window.  Get the sponge wet.  Turn on the soldering iron.  If it reaches the temperature, when the iron touches the wet sponge, it should make some sounds.  In order to clean the tip of soldering iron, rub it on the sponge.  Part 1b Switch the soldering iron off.  Clean the tipContinue reading “Analog Lab Report 3”