Correct Answer - Option 2 : 1250 Hz
Concept:
The following is a procedure to measure the frequency of a Lissajous pattern obtained from CRO.
- For a given Lissajous figure, draw both horizontal and vertical lines passing through the Lissajous figure (Never draw either horizontal line (or) vertical line via pre-existing intersection in the Lissajous figure)
- Count the number of cuts made by both lines
- The unknown to known frequency ratio can be measured as follows.
\(\frac{{{f_v}}}{{{f_h}}} = \frac{{{n_h}}}{{{n_v}}}\)
Where
fv = unknown vertical frequency
fh = known horizontal frequency
nh = no. of cuts as made by horizontal
nv = no. of cuts as made by a vertical line
Calculation:
From the given Lissajous figure,
Vertical tangencies (NV) = 6
Horizontal tangencies (NH) = 5
The frequency ratio of the vertical signal to the horizontal signal is
\(\frac{{{f_V}}}{{{f_H}}} = \frac{{{N_H}}}{{{N_V}}} = \frac{5}{6}\)
⇒ fH = 1250 Hz