IGCSE Physics: Oscilloscopes

[@gothflicsx]

You’re an amazing teacher. Thank you so much for your help😭

[@TheMonkeWay]

thanks you very much. I didn't understand a thing when my teacher explained it, now I do. :P

[@Inferno-ob9td]

Mohammed Adel AdamAli same

[@reallucivcam]

Reallly helpful mate ❤thanks

[@shabnamyousaf2779]

best vid out here on yt

[@mariehill6547]

What does volts per centimetre and time-base mean on an oscilloscope?

[@hotaru5401]

Im not sure what the V is but if ur studying igcse u dont need to know. Time base is basically how much time 1 square represent. In this case it is 0.005 secs

[@captain5176]

This was SO HELPFUL

[@Hu._.k]

tomorrow having an exam and you saved the situation

[@willygetssilly]

Saunders! I came across this when teaching one of my own students. Hilarious.

[@RGSPhysicsDepartment]

I'm assuming by "Hilarious" you mean "super helpful, high quality, would recommend".
Hope you enjoy the rest of the back catalogue. Enjoy teaching.

[@RGSPhysicsDepartment]

I recommend ruclips.net/video/rVhx-jI-hqs/видео.html

[@willygetssilly]

Not as engaging as I would have hoped. Not enough shouting/suck it up comments

[@faizasikandar6050]

If the time between 2 waves is 0.oo6sec what is the time base setting

[@luvleshramsurn3841]

Good video sir .. very interesting and understanding ..... Thanks .....

[@jawadbazzi2798]

bro come remember when you were studying ossiloscope before in 6 years

[@saminkhan]

best

[@samibasha]

Super

[@rayanahmed285]

Last

[@faizasikandar6050]

How do you calculate time from boxes not clear

[@serenity-dm1nz]

Faiza Sikandar each division is a box so if the time base given is 20ms/div then each box will be 20 ms

[@akshaysumbhoo892]

for the last part.. we need only to find lamda(66m) no need to put on gragh