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fedaykin
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In physics lab we were using a signal generator with sine wave to find the frequency of a circuit quite precisely. Unfortunately, we had trouble and when checked with a circuit with purely resistive impedance, voltage changed with the frequency of the sine wave.
The signal generator is rather ancient, but my professor stated it worked the previous semester. Is this often something a simple dusting could fix?
The signal generator is rather ancient, but my professor stated it worked the previous semester. Is this often something a simple dusting could fix?