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| Jul22-04, 06:21 PM | #1 |
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computerized wave display
How do I find the period, amplitude, and frequency from a graph? It doesn't give me any numbers except that the voltage scale is 0.200 volts/division and the time scale is 0.50 milliseconds/division. How do I use these numbers to find the period, amplitude, and frequency?
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| Jul23-04, 01:51 AM | #2 |
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If it's like using an oscilloscope, then you have to count how many divisions are in a single period, and with that you can calculte the freq. as well
For the amplitude count how many divisions in the y axis does the waveform have |
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