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OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

Please help. Oscilloscope question. Question in attached file.

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

@Abhisar

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

@aaronq

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The wave repeats every 4 squares. Each square is 1 cm long so: \[Period: 4cm \times \frac{ 2.5ms }{cm } =10ms\] Peak voltage: starting from the horizontal line, the max height of the wave is around 3.4 squares, so 3.4 cms. \[Peak voltage: 3.4 cm \times \frac{ 5mV }{ cm }=17mV \] So option C.

OpenStudy (radar):

Very good, and if they had asked for "peak to peak" then D., but they did not, @telco17 nailed it. By the way, the Oscilliscope is an everyday tool for radar technicians.

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

Thanks, but shouldn't you convert units first? :) Umm I usually do it in a different way so What's the general formula I should use when solving such questions?

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

@radar

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