1.

Conduct a suitable wiring experiment that can be applied to festival lights employed in
decorative purposes.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

2. Prove that the ignition voltage of light is increased with the help of ballast by doing a suitable
experiment.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

3. Construct a wiring in such a way so that a single lamp can be controlled from two different
places and how many way switch you need for that connection.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

4. Define voltage, current, power and power factor and measure these quantities in series RLC
circuit by conducting suitable experiment.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

5. Construct a circuit diagram with lamp load and meter which measures the energy and conduct
the suitable experiment to measure the energy consumed by the given lamp load for a period of
15 minutes.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

6. Why is earthing needed? Measure the earth resistance by using suitable measuring equipment.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

7. Verify the logical addition and Negation using truth table experimentally.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

8. Construct a circuit to convert an a.c signal to a pulsating dc signal during the negative cycle of
the input and calculate the necessary parameter experimentally.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

9. Construct a circuit to convert an ac signal to a pulsating dc signal during the positive and
negative half cycles of the input and calculate the Ripple factor experimentally.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

10. Using function generator, generate 10KHZ sinusoidal signal and measure its
(a) parameters using CRO.
(b) Find the resistance value of the given resistors (4 numbers) using color code.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

11. Generate the clock signal and measure its parameters using CRO. Plot the waveform.
Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

12. Assemble the below circuit in the given board and verify the connectivity of the circuit using
multimeter and disassemble the components from the board.

Aim
(5)

Circuit &Procedure
(15)

Connection & Execution

(20)

Result
(5)

VIVA
(5)

ANNA UNIVERSITY: CHENNAI 600 025

B.E./B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATIONS, JAN - 2012
Regulations 2013
First Semester
(Common to All Branches)
GE6162 ENGINEERING PRACTICES LABORATORY
Group B (Electronics Engineering)
SET-2
1. Verify the logical addition and Negation using truth table experimentally.
2. Construct a circuit to convert an a.c signal to a pulsating dc signal during the negative
cycle of the input and calculate the necessary parameter experimentally.
3. Construct a circuit to convert an ac signal to a pulsating dc signal during the positive
and negative half cycles of the input and calculate the Ripple factor experimentally.
4. Using function generator, generate 10KHZ sinusoidal signal and measure its
(a) parameters using CRO.
(b) Find the resistance value of the given resistors (4 numbers) using color code.
5. Generate the clock signal and measure its parameters using CRO. Plot the waveform.
6. Assemble the below circuit in the given board and verify the connectivity of the circuit using
Multi-meter and disassemble the components from the board.

Allotment of Marks:
Aim, Components Required 05
Circuit Diagram and Procedure 15
Tabulation and Verification 15
Graph and Result
10
Viva-Voce
05
50 Marks