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Two-port network models (V in & V out)
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[QUOTE="The Electrician, post: 4535746, member: 101272"] Your problem statement says " Measure and record the Input & Output Voltages of the attenuator and determine the attenuation in dB." It doesn't say anything about any calculations. Choose a reasonable signal level for your input, something like 1 volt AC at perhaps 1 kHz. If you measure the voltage out of the generator without the attenuator connected, be aware that the input voltage to the attenuator when connected will be less due to the loading effect of the generator. You may later be required to compare your measured results with calculated results, but the problem you have stated in post #1 doesn't say anything about that. It just says to make measurements. [/QUOTE]
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