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I just wanted to verify that it would convert to 10Vpp
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dBm or dBV?Ashley1nOnly said:So I am using multisim function generator and I needed to set it with a square wave at 100kHz, using the function generator with its attenuator set to 20dB. Since I didn't have the attenuator button I would need to set the amplitude to 10 right.
I just wanted to verify that it would convert to 10Vpp
Ashley1nOnly said:dBm is for absolute power
That is not helpful. Hopefully you know wny now. Which is it?Ashley1nOnly said:set to 20dB.
The purpose of "Confirm 10Vpp Conversion" is to verify that a signal with a voltage of 10V peak-to-peak (Vpp) is being accurately converted and measured by a device or instrument.
The 10Vpp conversion is confirmed by comparing the measured voltage with known standards or by using a voltmeter to directly measure the signal voltage.
Confirming 10Vpp conversion is important because it ensures the accuracy and reliability of the measurement being taken. This is especially crucial in scientific research and experimentation where precise measurements are necessary.
Factors that can affect the accuracy of 10Vpp conversion include instrument calibration, signal interference, and environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity.
The frequency of confirming 10Vpp conversion may vary depending on the specific instrument or device being used. However, it is generally recommended to confirm the conversion at regular intervals, such as before and after each use or at the beginning of a new experiment.