LAB12

Series RLC Circuit Step Response
Part1 Overview:

the step response of a given circuit is analyzed and tested. The measured response of the circuit is compared with expectations based on the damping ratio and natural frequency of the circuit.



Conclusion
Since the response frequency is too high, the equipment cannot measure the frequency correctly.

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