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Benha University Faculty of Engineering (Shoubra) Electronics and Communications Engineering ECE 211 Electrical and Electronic Measurements (2020-2021) Lecture 6&7: Analog Electronic Voltmeters and Digital Voltmeters (DVM) Dr. Islam Mansour
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Benha UniversityFaculty of Engineering (Shoubra)

Electronics and Communications Engineering

ECE 211Electrical and Electronic Measurements

(2020-2021)

Lecture 6&7: Analog Electronic Voltmeters and Digital Voltmeters (DVM)

Dr. Islam Mansour

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Electronics Voltmeter Outline:

1. Introduction.

2. Transistor Voltmeter Circuits.

3. Operational Amplifier Voltmeter Circuits.

4. AC Electronic Voltmeters.

5. Multimeter Probes.

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Introduction:

• The electromechanical instruments have some limitations: as having low resistance (loading effect) and cannot measure very low voltages.

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• The low input voltages need to be amplified to measurable levels and electronic circuits are required to offer high input resistance.

• Electronic circuits voltmeters with transistors, operational amplifiers (or op-amp) can be used to amplify small voltage and provide high input resistance .

• These analog circuits include:1. Emitter-Follower Voltmeter.2. FET-input Voltmeter.

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Transistor Voltmeter Circuits.

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Emitter-Follower Voltmeter:

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Emitter-Follower Voltmeter (Cont.):

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Example 1:

A simple emitter-follower voltmeter with: VCC = 12 V ,Rm = 2kΩ, 1 mA FSD meter current, and current gain = 50.Determine :(a) Appropriate multiplier resistance that can give FSD 5 V.(b) Input resistance

Solu:

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Example 2:

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Emitter-Follower Voltmeter (Cont.) :

• To reduce the drop VBE, a one more emitter-follower and a voltage divider are used with a ± 12 V dual polarity supply is connected.

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• When E = 0, the resistance R5 is adjusted to make VE2 = 0.7 and Vm = 0.

• When E is exist, the PMMC voltage is:

• So, the voltage drop is removed.

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Example 3:

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FET-input Voltmeter:

Advantage:

The Field Effect Transistor (FET) provide extremely high input resistance.

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Example 4:

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Operational Amplifier Voltmeter Circuits.

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Operational Amplifier

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The Op. Amp IC is a perfect choice to be used in the electronic voltmeters

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Operational Amplifier Voltmeter

• The voltage follower has a much higher input resistance and lower output resistance than the emitter follower.

• The input voltage is applied to the op-amp noninverting input terminal, and the feedback from the output goes to the inverting input.

• The attenuator selects the voltmeter range.

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IC Operational Amplifier

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Example 5:

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Voltage-to-current converter Voltmeter

• The

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AC Electronic Voltmeters

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AC Electronic Voltmeters

• D1 is half-wave rectifier

• The coupling capacitor C1 to block unwanted dc voltage.

• The voltage drop (VF) across the rectifier is a source of error in the circuit.

• Also, the rectifier voltage drop is not always exactly 0.7 V, as usually assumed for a silicon diode and it varies with temperature change.

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AC Electronic Voltmeters (Cont.)

• To avoid these errors, the voltage follower feedback connection to the inverting terminal is taken from the cathode of rectifier D1 instead of from the amplifier output.

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AC Electronic Voltmeters (Cont.)

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• The input is amplified by factor

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Op-amp Half-bridge Rectifier Voltmeter

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Voltmeter & Shunt

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Multimeter Probes

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Multimeter Probes

• There are many probes and adapters available to extend multimeterranges.

1. High-Voltage Probe

2. High-Current Probes

3. RF probe allows the meter to measure the voltage level of a waveform with a frequency upper its cutoff frequency.

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DVM Outline:

1. Introduction.

2. Ramp Type Digital Voltmeters.

3. Dual Slope Digital Voltmeters.

4. DVM Range Changing.

5. Digital Voltmeter Accuracy.

6. Types of Digital Multi-meters.

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Introduction:

• Two types will be covered: Ramp-typeand Dual slope Integrator DVMs.

• Digital voltmeters (DVM) are essentially analog-to-digital converters with digital displays to indicate the measured voltage.

Digital Voltmeter Basic Block Diagram32

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Seven-Segment LED Display

There are two types:1. Common Anode2. Common Cathode

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2. Ramp Type Digital Voltmeters

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Ramp Type Digital Voltmeters:

• A ramp signal is generated.• The comparator compares the input

Vi with the ramp VR.

• If the comparator output V1 is high, the counting circuit will count the pulses from clock generator.

• If the output V1 is low, the counting will stop.

• Npulses / Vi .• The value of Vi will be displayed

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Ramp Type Digital Voltmeters (Cont.):

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Ramp Type Digital Voltmeters (Cont.):

The use of the Latch:

1. The latch isolates the display from the counting circuit during the t1.2. It will connect the display to the counting circuit at the rising edge of the comparator output.

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End of Lecture

Best Wishes

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