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CNET 304 Wireless Technology Lab 2: Multisim Installation and Demonstration Prepared by: Dr. Sattar Hussain,  Centennial College, 2020 Section No.

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CNET126 Lab 2 Multisim Installation and Demonstration

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With Multisim, students can drop simulation-driven instruments onto a circuit schematic and interact with a circuit just like in the hardware lab. They can make measurements, probe, and troubleshoot circuit instruments that look and function like their real-world counterparts. Task 1: Installing and Activating Multisim 1. Creating an Account on the National Instrument (NI) Community Multisim download requires an account with the NI community. Unless you have a previous account, create a new account at the link https://forums.ni.com/t5/Using-the-NI-Community/Creating-an-Account-on-the-NICommunity/ta-p/3698611?profile.language=en When you're ready to register, click on the Register for the community link seen in the blue banner at the top of forums.ni.com. You can either create a new NI user account or log in with an existing NI user account. Figure 1

If you click on the Register for community a new NI user you will be automatically completion of

the and create account, logged in upon the form.

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Figure 2 2. Once you have an NI account, you can start download Multisim from the following link: https://www.ni.com/en-ca/support/downloads/softwareproducts/download.multisim.html#312060 From the popup window (see Figure 3), select Education and click download

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Figure 3 You will be asked to log in to your NI account to download the installer. Once you log in, the NI installer will be downloaded to your PC as shown:

3. Right-click the installer and select Run as Administrator. This will start the installation process. In the following window, select I Accept the Above 2 License Agreements.

Figure 4 4. Click Next >> Next (click next until you get the following window)

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Figure 5 5. To activate the software, select Enter the Serial Number from the drop list shown in Figure 6

Figure 6 6. Scroll down the window and type in the serial number “ M84X90590” as shown in Figure 7.

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Figure 7 Click Activate then Click Finish

Task 2: Multisim Demo 1. From the Start window of your computer or a shortcut on the desktop, lunch Multisim software. The instructor will demo how to open new schematic, place components, wiring schematic, select test equipment, run the simulation, and record and save the results and schematic. 2. Students also are encouraged to review the NI Multisim Tutorials posted in eCentennial. More tutorial can be found at http://www.ni.com/tutorial/10710/en/ 3. Familiarize yourself with the Place Components, Place Wire/Connect Components, Change Component Value, Grounding, and Simulation. 4. Familiarize yourself with the use of Agilent Digital Multimeter (DMM) shown in Figure 8

Figure 8 5. Complete Table 1 indicating the available function that the DMM can perform. Table 1 Button

DC V

AC V

Ω

Freq

Cont 6

DMM Display

VDC

VAC

Ohm(2w)

Hz

Shift+Button

DC V

AC V

Ω

Freq

Ohm( and make sound), it measure continuity of a cable Cont

ADC

AAC

Ohm (4w)

sec

VDC diode

6. Construct the circuit schematic shown in Figure 9

XMM1

V

R1

6V

1.5kΩ

Agilent

Simple DC Circuit

Figure 9 7

7. Vary the value of the DC source and complete Table 2. Table 2 DC Source (V) 0.5

2

5

10

DMM Reading (V)

2 VDC

5 VDC

10 VDC

500 mVDC

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9

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8. Agilent Function Generation is shown in Figure 9 and Tektronix Oscilloscope shown in Figure 10.

Figure 9

Figure 10

9. Remove the DC source and the DMM and replace it with Agilent Function Generator and Tektronix Oscilloscope, respectively as shown in Figure 11.

XSC1 Te ktronix P G

XFG1 Agilent

1 2 3 4

T

R1 1kΩ

Figure 11 10. Turn on the Function Generator and set the waveform to sinusoidal waveform with a frequency of 2 kHz and amplitude of 6 Vpp. 11. Turn on the Oscilloscope and adjust Channel 1 Vertical scale sensitivity to 1 V/DIV and the time base MTB scale to 0.2 ms/DIV (200 microseconds/DIV)

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12. Sketch the Oscilloscope display using the graph in Figure 12.

Figure 12 13. From the graph of Figure 2, calculate the peak (Vp) and the period (T) of the sine waveform. Summarize your results in Table 1. Table 3 Vp=Numb T=Number

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14. Change the waveform square waveform with a frequency of 2 kHz and amplitude of 6 Vpp.

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15. Sketch the Oscilloscope display using the graph in Figure 13.

Figure 13

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16.

Repeat steps 14 and 15 with Triangle waveform

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Figure 13 17. Add a DMM to the circuit to measure the RMS AC voltage across the resistor as shown in Figure 14

XMM1

XSC1

Agilent

Te ktronix P 1 2 3 4 G

XFG1 Agilent

T

R1 1kΩ

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Figure 14

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18. Keep the Vpp at 6 V and complete Table 2 below Table 4 Frequency (sine wave)

Vp, V

Vrms, V

1 kHz

3V

2.120

5 kHz

3V

2.120 VAC

10 kHz

3V

2.120 VAC

VAC

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