Use of Basic Laboratory Equipment: Episode 4 - Function generator

[@fullyboricua2554]

Sweet, short and to the point!

[@hectorlquinonesrodriguez1296]

Bien dicho Fully Boricua!

[@cristianmonzon1374]

in the part 5:57 is seen doppler signal in the oscilloscope

[@sherzadakhan3191]

my function generator out put voltage drops when a load is connected. could you plz explain what is the problem here. some one suggest to connect load of impedance equals tointernal impedance of function generator but if i connect a load of dynamic resistance how would i match resistance of dynamic load, for example a filter circuit (from low frequency to high filter circuit impedance changes) how would i match impedance with generator internal resistance. thanks

[@ZonaALG]

Function generators won't power up anything, they should not be used as power supplies, they generate signals, use them with transistors

[@leviterande]

Very nice and informative video, However I dont understand the part at: 4:01
Is he demonstrating that we essentially can DC pulsing a sine wave i.e. the voltages goes from 0 to 10v to 0 for instance and not -5v to 5v to -5v?

[@LegolasSmith]

7 years later I will answer , he is changing the x axis the wave is on

[@321reh]

Thank You For such a Great Video..Cheers!!!!

[@thumperhunts6250]

this runs off ac mains power or a dc power supply???

[@relaxingnature2617]

Is the output AC or DC ? ..or both ?

[@muhammaddwiimammusyfiq7529]

Thx

[@kamikazekk-df4vz]

Thak you a lot very helpful........

[@rsattahip]

Oh nooooooo! I used a function generator without a sticker! Nothing like living on the edge. What's wrong with British people?

[@richardgray8593]

I hope you are not wearing a mask either. The nanny state is out of control.