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Nguyen Huu Tam Ton January 19, 2023 Wichita State University ECE 586 Lab Lab 1 An introduction to the NI ELVIS II test equipment Part A: Getting started. In part A, we knew how to plug the Emona DATEx experimental add-in module into the NI ELVIS II. Part B: The NI ELVIS II Digital Multimeter. The NI ELVIS II Digital Multimeter (DMM) can measure the following electrical properties: DC & AC voltages, DC & AC currents, resistance, capacitance, and inductance. Its functioning is then briefly described. Question 1: Even though the multimeter is not linked to anything that represents static energy, the measurements show low voltage/current levels. Part C: The NI ELVIS II Variable Power Supplies The NI ELVIS II Variable Power Supplies (VPS) is a device that can concurrently output two DC voltages (one positive and one negative) to Emona DATEx terminals. Its functioning is briefly detailed next. Table 1 Min output voltage Max output voltage Positive (+) Output 0.34244V 12.47V Negative (-) Output - 1.2mV - 12.52V
When I changed the Power Supply Negative Voltage control, the power supply changed, and when I compared the on-screen values of the two virtual devices, they were pretty comparable but with tiny variations. It is possible that this inaccuracy is insignificant for a variety of objective or subjective reasons. Part D: The NI ELVIS II Oscilloscope The NI ELVIS II Oscilloscope (or simply "scope") is a fully functioning twin channel oscilloscope that allows engineers and technicians to measure and examine AC waveforms. Its functioning is briefly detailed next. Rms voltage 1.248 V Frequency 2.084 kHz Peak to peak 3.655 V Period 0.48 ms