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Course: ENGINNEEER EML, Spring 2012School: UCF
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3552 Lab EEL Instructions General Instructions: Every Lab report should be submitted in the following order: 1. Pre-lab. 2. MATLAB Simulations (If any). 3. Objective. 4. Apparatus. 5. Theory or Background. 6. Procedure. 7. Results & Conclusion (Lab questions should be answered in this section). 8. Conclusion. Note: All supporting graphs should be included in the report. A detailed comparison between the...
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Lab EEL Instructions
General Instructions:
Every Lab report should be submitted in the following order:
1. Pre-lab.
2. MATLAB Simulations (If any).
3. Objective.
4. Apparatus.
5. Theory or Background.
6. Procedure.
7. Results & Conclusion (Lab questions should be answered in this section).
8. Conclusion.
Note: All supporting graphs should be included in the report. A detailed comparison
between the pre-lab, simulations and measurements is expected. Questions included in
the procedure have to be answered with proper justification.
Grading:
Lab 1: Spectrum Analysis
Pre-lab 20 points (2 questions, 10 points each)
Others and graphs 80 points
Lab 2: Periodic Signal Spectra
Pre-lab 20 points (Q.1 - 12 points, Q.2 8 Points)
Calculations and Questions 30 points (10 points each)
Others and graphs 50 points
Lab 3: Low Pass Filter
Pre-lab 20 points (Q.1 & 2 7 points each, Q.3 &4 3 points each)
Simulations 20 points
Calculations and Questions 20 points (5 points each)
Others and graphs 40 points
Lab 4: Amplitude Modulation
Pre-lab 20 points (2 questions, 10 points each)
Simulations 30 points
Questions 10 points (5 points each)
Others and graphs 40 points
Lab 5: Frequency Modulation
Pre-lab 20 points
Simulations 20 points
Others and graphs 60 points
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