Please help me to produce a particular Lissajous pattern in Cathode ray Oscilloscope

Sep 03, 2009 4 Replies
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I have to implement a particular Lissajous pattern in C.R.O.The lissajous pattern is elliptical in shape (ie pattern due to some phase difference) and it should be moving in a circular path like a coin is tossed.ie the coin should move like a flipping coin(about an axis) in a circular path (that should be repeatable). there are several hint for this:



1) A dual Supply will be provided
2) programmable ICs are not permitted
3) XY mode
4) Only sinusoidals are used

videos and more details are given this link below, please go through this too and help me!!



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Does rather sound like homework, the point of which is to do it yourself.

Provide a propose solution, and maybe those in tne know will provide constructive criticism of it.

Sylvia.

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Did this guy originally post here to aus.electronics or elsewhere?.

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It's a contest for a geek robotics/electronics conference in India next week:

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He wants to win and show how good he is!

Yes, show us you've at least had a go first.

Perhaps if he can get the "coin flipping" working he could just pick up the scope and move it around in front of the camera in a circular motion :->

Dave.

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sci.electronics.basics also using a different GoogleGroups account! His first usenet post ever using either GG account.

Dave.

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