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Thursday, December 19, 2013

TWO PORT NETWORK PARAMETERS(Z) - ECS LAB (II year II sem)

AIM:  To determine Z parameter of a given two port passive network.

APPARATUS REQUIRED:



Sl. No.
Name of the Component
Specifications
Quantity
1
Resistors
1 KW
              2           
2.2 KW
              1
2
R.P.S.
0-30 V
              1
3
D. C. Voltmeter
0-50V
              1
4
D.C Ammeters
0-50 mA
              2
5
Bread board

              1


THEORY:

 Z – Parameters:
        Z-parameters are also known as impedance or open circuit parameters. If we choose I1 and I2 as independent variables and V1 and V2 as dependent variables then the network can be characterized by the given equation
                      V1 = Z11 I1+Z122
                      V2 = Z21 I1+Z22 I2


PROCEDURE:

 Z – Parameters:
  1. Connect the circuit as shown in figure 4.a
  2. Keep port 2 open: I2 = 0
  3. Set different voltages on V1.
  4. Measure V2 and I1 and tabulate V1, V2 and I­­1
  5. Connect the variable voltage to port 2 and keep the port 1 open circuit i.e. I1 = 0 as shown in fig.4.b Measure V2, V1, I2. Set different voltages at V2 and measure I2 and V1 for each setting and tabulate
PREACAUTIONS: 
1. Connect the circuit elements as per the circuit diagram
2. Avoid loose connections of the circuit elements
3. Take the readings carefully and accurately
      4. Do not tamper the circuit elements.

OBSERVATIONS:               
 Z – Parameters:


        When I2 = 0     xc
Sl
No.
V1
(Volts)
V2 (Volts)
Theoretical
ImA)
Theoretical
V2(Volts)
Practical
ImA)
Practical
Z11 (Ohms)
Theoretical
Z21 (Ohms)
Theoretical
Z11 (Ohms)
Practical
Z21 (Ohms)
Practical
1.
5









2.
10









3.
15









4.
20









5.
25











        When I1 = 0

Sl
No.
V2
(Volts)
V1 (Volts)
Theoretical
ImA)
Theoretical
V1 Volts)
Practical
ImA)
 Practical
Z12 (Ohms)
Theoretical
Z22 (Ohms)
Theoretical
Z12 (Ohms)
Practical
Z22  (Ohms)
Practical
1.
5









2.
10









3.
15









4.
20









5.
25












RESULT:

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