Question

Peak to peak voltage is given by ________

(a) Vp-p = number of units × \((\frac{1}{division})\)

(b) Vp-p = \((\frac{volts}{division})\)

(c) Vp-p = number of units × volts

(d) Vp-p = number of units × \((\frac{volts}{division})\)

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My question is from CRO Measurements in division Oscilloscopes of Electrical Measurements

Answer 1

Correct option is (d) Vp-p = number of units × \((\frac{volts}{division})\)

Easiest explanation: In a Cathode Ray Oscilloscope, the peak to peak voltage is given by the relation,

Vp-p = number of units × \((\frac{volts}{division})\)

where, Vp-p is the peak to peak voltage.