A potentiometer is a resistor which has three terminal and a sliding contact between the center terminal and the two other end terminals which acts like a variable resistor or an adjustable voltage divider. You have to follow the simple steps below in order to use the potentiometer in your circuit as per your application. …
Follow the simple steps below in order to use the resistance in your circuit as per your application. Steps to use Resistance in Lab Step 1: Navigate through the list of the devices/components in the above and locate the symbol of Resistance as shown in the snapshot below. Step 2: Click on the icon of the …
You have to follow steps in order to use the battery in DCACLab. Steps to use Battery in Lab Step 1: Navigate through the list of the devices/components and locate the symbol of battery as shown in image below. Step 2: Click on the icon of the battery as shown in the image above or grab …
In order to use the multimeter in dcaclab you need to follow the steps below. Steps to use Multimeter in DCACLab Step 1: Navigate through the list of the devices/components and locate the symbol of multimeter as shown in image. Step 2: Click on the icon of the multimeter as shown in the image above …
Follow the below simple steps in order to use the oscilloscope in dcaclab. Step 1: Navigate through the list of the devices/components as shown in image. Step 2: Click on the oscilloscope icon, the oscilloscope will then appear in the board below. Step 3: Grab the probes to measure the voltage of any point or …
With the modern technology learning Electronics for students have become a lot easier than before. Its very easy to understand the concept of how the electronic components work and how to use them in real time application. Unlike to wait for electronic experts to show up you can go to websites where they publish the peace of …
When it comes to experiment with colorful LEDs, students finds it very interesting in using them to build electronics circuits to indeciate current. Because its a priority to use realistic graphics with DC/AC Virtual Lab, we have implemented the LED component with varius colors to choose from, this would be very interesting for students to start using …
TIME/DIV and VOLTS/DIV to set the time base and volts per div in the oscilloscope