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Practical - 21 :- Measure Capacitance And Capacitive Reactance usingRLC Meter

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 Conclusion You have successfully used an LCR meter to measure the capacitance of several components. You have also used this measurement and the meter's test frequency to calculate the capacitive reactance ( $X_C$ ), demonstrating the inverse relationship between capacitance and reactance (a larger capacitor has a lower reactance at the same frequency).

Practical - 20 :- Identify different types of capacitors from color code and typographic code

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  Objective To learn how to read the codes on different capacitors and check if your reading is correct using a multimeter. Materials A collection of different capacitors (e.g., small ceramic discs, "boxy" film capacitors, and "can-shaped" electrolytic capacitors). A digital multimeter (DMM) that has a capacitance setting (marked with Cx or —|(— ). A notebook and pen. Capacitor code charts (see below). Procedure This experiment has three easy steps: Inspect, Decode, and Verify.    Step 1: Inspect & Sort (Visual ID) First, look at your capacitors and sort them by their appearance. This tells you the capacitor type and gives a big clue about how to read it. Color 1st Digit 2nd Digit Multiplier (add zeros) Black 0 0 $\times 1$ (0 zeros) Brown 1 1 $\times 10$ (1 zero) Red 2 2 $\times 100$ (2 zeros) Orange 3 3 $\times 1000$ (3 zeros) Yellow 4 4 $\times 10000$ (4 zeros) Green 5 5 $\times 100000$ (5 zeros) Example: Bands are Yellow, Violet, Orange Yellow: 4 ...