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147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab CIRCUIT DIAGRAM: CURRENT- SERIES FEEDBACK AMPLIFIER: Without feedback: Without feedback:
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12Vdc
R1 51K
RC 2.4K C2
Q1
0.1uF
BC107A
RL 4.7K R2 9K RE 600
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CE 5.3uF
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EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:
0"/1$ $+,!-.$/T -ower suppl( C05 8unction generator 3%4)%*V 3%42%*.67 3%41*.67 +,"/T!T2 1 1 1
COMPONENTS REQUIRED:
C5.-5/$/T #9T 0esistors Capacitors #C1%: +,"/T!T2 1
DESIGN:
Given Specific !i"n# $e Vcc=12 V !c=2m" V#$=%.&V hfe=2%%. R%&e "f T'%():
147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab CURRENT- SERIES FEEDBACK AMPLIFIER: With Feedback:
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BC107
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147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab MODEL GRAP-: Frequency Response of Current Series Feedback Amplifier
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147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab TABULATION: Iithout 8eedbackA 8re'uenc( Vo Volts 1ain = Vo<Vs
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Iith feedbackA 8re'uenc( Vo Volts 1ain = Vo<Vs Vin = 1ain 3d#* = 2%log3Vo<Vs*
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1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram 2. Set Vs = C%mV using the signal generator ). ?eeping the input Boltage constant Bar( the fre'uenc( from 2%67 to 2% ?67 in regular steps and note down the corresponding output Boltage. @. -lot the graphA gain 3d#* Bs. fre'uenc(. C. 8ind the input and output impedances. &. Calculate the bandwidth from the graph. :. /ote the phase angle bandwidth input and output impedance. J. 0emoBe emitter resistance 30$* i.e. feedback loop and follow the same procedure 31 to :*.
RESULT: Thus the Current4series feedback amplifier was designed for the giBen specifications and the fre'uenc( response graph was plotted for the circuit with and without feedback. The results are summari7ed as followsA4 Current Series Iith Iithout 8eedback 8eedback #andwidth Voltage 1ain
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12Vdc
R1 51K
0C
2.4K C2
Q1
0.1uF
BC107A
CE 5.3uF
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DESIGN:
Given Specific !i"n# $e Vcc=12 V !c=2m" V#$=%.&V hfe=2%%. R%&e "f T'%():
147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab 2OLTAGE-S-UNT FEEDBACK AMPLIFIER: With Feedback:
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12Vdc
R3 2.4K C2 0.1uF
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147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab TABULATION: Iith 8eedbackA 8re'uenc( Vo Volts 1ain = Vo<Vs
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Iithout feedbackA 8re'uenc( Vo Volts 1ain = Vo<Vs Vin = LL V 1ain 3d#* = 2%log3Vo<Vs*
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1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram 2. Set Vs = C%mV using the signal generator ). ?eeping the input Boltage constant Bar( the fre'uenc( from 2%67 to 2% ?67 in regular steps and note down the corresponding output Boltage. @. -lot the graphA gain 3d#* Bs. fre'uenc(. C. 8ind the input and output impedances. &. Calculate the bandwidth from the graph. :. /ote the phase angle bandwidth input and output impedance. J. Connect the feedback resistor 30f* between the base and the collector to form the feedback loop and follow the same procedure 31 to :*. RESULT: Thus the Voltage4shunt feedback amplifier was designed for the giBen specifications and the fre'uenc( response graph was plotted for the circuit with and without feedback. The results are summari7ed as followsA4 Voltage4shunt Iith Iithout 8eedback 8eedback #andwidth Voltage 1ain
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EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:
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DESIGN:
Given Specific !i"n# $e Vcc = 12V !c = 2m" V#$ = %.&V hfe = 2%% f = 2 ?67 C = %.%1M8 R%&e "f T'%():
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MODEL GRAP-:
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TABULATION:
A(p&i!%*e A2"&!#B
F$eC%enc: f AK-1B
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T" fin* 0O 0O = 04 0i = 2.2 ? > 4 301 PP 02 PP hie* = 2.2 ? > D 3:.&C? > PP 2.&? >* = 2.2 ? > D 1.K@? > 0O = 2&% > PROCEDURE: 1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram. 2. Switch on the power suppl( and obserBe the output on the C05 3Sine waBe*. ). /ote down the practical fre'uenc( and compare it with the theoretical fre'uenc(. RESULT: Thus the 0C phase shift oscillator was designed for the giBen fre'uenc( and the output sine waBeform was plotted. Theoretical fre'uenc( of the oscillator -ractical fre'uenc( of the oscillator = = 2 ?67.
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EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:
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De#i+n:
Given Specific !i"n# $e Vcc = 12V !c = 2m" V#$ = %.&V hfe = 2%% f = 1%%?67 F1 = 1m6 R%&e "f T'%():
147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab re=2&=1%4)<2=1%4) = 1) > hie=hfe re=2.& ?>
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MODEL GRAP-:
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TABULATION:
A(p&i!%*e A2"&!#B
F$eC%enc: f AK-1B
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T" fin* !'e fee*) c4 c p ci!"$ C: 1iBen f = 1%% ?67 F1 = %.1 m6 F2 = 2.@m6
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PROCEDURE: 1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram. 2. Switch on the power suppl( and obserBe the output on the C05 3Sine waBe*. ). /ote down the practical fre'uenc( and compare it with the theoretical fre'uenc(. RESULT: Thus the 6artle( oscillator was designed for the giBen fre'uenc( and the output sine waBeform was plotted. Theoretical fre'uenc( of the oscillator -ractical fre'uenc( of the oscillator = = 1%% ?67.
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12Vdc
R1 51K
Rc 2.4K Cc
Cc 0.1uF
Q1
0.1uF
BC107A
R2 9K
0
L 0.2mH
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DESIGN:
Given Specific !i"n# $e Vcc = 12V !c = 2m" V#$ = %.&V hfe = 2%% f = 1%%?67 C1 = %.1M8 R%&e "f T'%(): Department of ECE Pa e )C
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TABULATION:
A(p&i!%*e A2"&!#B
F$eC%enc: f AK-1B
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MODEL GRAP-:
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T" fin* !'e fee*) c4 c p ci!"$ C,: 1iBen f = 1%% ?67 F = %.2m6. Fet C1 = %.1Q8.
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PROCEDURE: 1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram. 2. Switch on the power suppl( and obserBe the output on the C05 3Sine waBe*. ). /ote down the practical fre'uenc( and compare it with the theoretical fre'uenc(.
RESULT: Thus the Colpitts oscillator was designed for the giBen fre'uenc( and the output sine waBeform was plotted. Theoretical fre'uenc( of the oscillator -ractical fre'uenc( of the oscillator = = 1%% ?67.
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147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab OSCILLATORS Sample Viva Questions:
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1. Ihat t(pe of feedback is preferred in oscillatorsR 2. 6ow does oscillation start in oscillatorsR ). Fist out the applications of oscillators @. Ihich oscillator is Ber( suitable for audio range applicationsR C. Ihich oscillator is suitable for 08 range applicationsR &. Ihich oscillator is suitable for low fre'uenc( applicationsR :. "mplifier circuit is necessar( in an oscillator wh(R J. Three 0C sections are used in 0C -hase Shift oscillators wh(R K. 1enerall( negatiBe feedback is emplo(ed in amplifiers whereas positiBe feedback is emplo(ed in oscillators wh(R 1%. 8or low fre'uenc( applications we appl( 0C oscillators and not FC oscillators wh(R
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
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12Vdc
0.01uF
0.2mH
C3 1uF
C1 1uF
Q1
BC107
R1 15K
CRO
147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab c* Voltage gain d* #andwidth EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: $+,!-.$/T -ower suppl( C05 8unction generator 0"/1$ 3%4)%*V 3%42%*.67 3%41*.67
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1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram 2. Set Vs=C%mV3sa(* using the signal generator. ). ?eeping the input Boltage constant Bar( the fre'uenc( from %67 to 1 .67 in regular steps and note down the corresponding output Boltage. @. -lot the graphA 1ain3d#* Vs fre'uenc(.
MODEL GRAP-:
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147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab Fet us assume The resonant fre'uenc( f
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= 1 @H231%%2*k2%.%1Q
= %.2m6
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RESULT: Thus the Tuned Class C amplifier was designed and constructed and the fre'uenc( response was plotted in the graph. The results are summari7ed as follows A The theoretical resonant fre'uenc( = 1%% ?67. The practical resonant fre'uenc( = The lower cut4off fre'uenc( = The upper cut4off fre'uenc( = #andwidth of the tuned amplifier =
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
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10Vdc
RB RC 4.9. C 620.
RB 620. C 1.162nF Q2
RC 4.9.
1.162nF Q1 BC107
BC107
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2. To plot the collector Boltage and base Boltage waBeform of the two transistors. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: $+,!-.$/T -ower suppl( C05 8unction generator 0"/1$ 3%4)%*V 3%42%*.67 3%41*.67 +,"/T!T2 1 1 1
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MODEL GRAP-:
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TABULATION: "mplitude 3V* -arameters V#2 VC1 V#1 VC2 Time 3ms*
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PROCEDURE: 1. 2. ). @. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram. Switch on the power suppl(. 5bserBe the waBeform both at base and collector of +1 and +2. -lot the waBeform.
RESULT: Thus an astable multiBibrator was designed and constructed for the giBen specifications and its output waBeforms were obserBed.
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147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab CIRCUIT DIAGRAM: MONOSTABLE MULTI2IBRATOR:
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1. To design and construct a monostable multiBibrator for the following giBen specificationsA 2. To plot the collector Boltage and base Boltage waBeform of the two transistors. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: $+,!-.$/T -ower suppl( C05 8unction generator 0"/1$ 3%4)%*V 3%42%*.67 3%41*.67 +,"/T!T2 1 1 1
COMPONENTS REQUIRED: C5.-5/$/T #9T 0esistors Capacitors DESIGN: The giBen specifications are 0"/1$ #C1%: +,"/T!T2 1
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=1%M" Select hence take !#2 = 2.C !#2 3min* Time Constant
MODEL GRAP-:
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TABULATION: "mplitude 3V* -arameters V#2 VC1 V#1 VC2 Trigger !nput Time 3ms*
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% = 4201 + 01 + 02
%.202 01 + 02
PROCEDURE: 1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram. 2. Switch on the power suppl( and obserBe the output waBeform at the collector of +1 and +2. ). Sketch the waBeform. @. Trigger the monostable multiBibrator with a pulse and obserBe the change in waBeform. C. Sketch the waBeform and obserBe the changes before and after triggering the input to the circuit. RESULT: Thus the monostable multiBibrator was designed and constructed for the giBen specifications and its output waBeforms were obserBed.
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BISTABLE MULTI2IBRATOR
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1. To design and construct a monostable multiBibrator for the following giBen specificationsA ). To plot the collector Boltage and base Boltage waBeform of the two transistors. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: $+,!-.$/T -ower suppl( C05 8unction generator 0"/1$ 3%4)%*V 3%42%*.67 3%41*.67 +,"/T!T2 1 1 1
"ssume 01 = 1%?T
MODEL GRAP-:
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"s !#2 U !#2 3min* +2 is in saturation. The resolution time is 2V where V = 0C.
147451 Electronic Circuits II & Simulation Lab "mplitude 3V* -arameters V#2 VC1 V#1 VC2 Trigger !nput Time 3ms*
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PROCEDURE: 1. Connect the circuit as per the circuit diagram. 2. Switch on the power suppl( and obserBe the output waBeform at the collector of +1 and +2. ). Sketch the waBeform. @. "ppl( a threshold Boltage VT3pulse Boltage* and obserBe the change of states +1 and +2. C. Sketch the waBeform. RESULT: Thus the monostable multiBibrator was designed and constructed for the giBen specifications and its output waBeforms were obserBed.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
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TABULATION: DIFFERENTIATOR: 2i . ,2 pp8 f . 1 K-1 Re#i#! nce R A"'(#B 1K 10 K 100 K INTEGRATOR: 2i . ,2pp 8 f . 100 K-1 Re#i#! nce R A"'(#B ,< 10 K 100 K A(p&i!%*e A2"&!#B Ti(e A(#B A(p&i!%*e A2"&!#B Ti(e A(#B
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1. To design a high pass 0C circuit and obserBe its response for the giBen s'uare waBeform for TXX0C T=0C and TUU0C. 2. To design a low pass 0C circuit and obserBe its response for the giBen s'uare waBeform for TXX0C T=0C and TUU0C. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: $+,!-.$/T C05 8unction generator 0"/1$ 3%42%*.67 3%41*.67 +,"/T!T2 1 1
PROCEDURE:
Time constant of the circuit 0C= %.%1KJ ms 1. "ppl( a s'uare waBe of 2B p4p amplitude as input. 2. "dWust the time period of the waBeform so that TUU0C T=0C TXX0C and obserBe the output in each case. ).Sraw the input and output waBe forms for different cases.
MODEL GRAP-:
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RESULT:
Thus the integrator and differentiator circuits are designed and their output response for Barious time constants are obtained
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
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CLIPPERS:
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To obtain the output response for Barious non linear waBe shaping circuits D Clippers and Clampers. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: $+,!-.$/T -ower suppl( C05 8unction generator 0"/1$ 3%4)%*V 3%42%*.67 3%41*.67 +,"/T!T2 1 1 1
T-EORD:
CLIPPERS: The basic action of a clipper circuit is to remoBe certain portions of the waBeform aboBe or below certain leBels as per the re'uirements. Thus the circuits which are used to clip off unwanted portion of the waBeform without distorting the remaining part of the waBeform are called clipper circuits or Clippers. The half waBe rectifier is the best and simplest t(pe of clipper circuit which clips off the positiBe<negatiBe portion of the input signal. The clipper circuits are also called limiters or slicers. CLAMPERS: The clamping network is one that will clamp an input signal to a different SC leBel. The network consists of a capacitor a diode and a resistance but it can also haBe an independent SC suppl( to introduce an additional SC shift. The magnitude of 0 and C must be chosen such that the time constant V = 0C is large enough to ensure that the Boltage across the capacitor does not discharge significantl( during the interBal when the diode is non4conducting.
CLAMPERS:
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where T is the time period of input waBeform !f fre'uenc( is 1 k67 with peak4peak input Boltage of 1%V T=1ms V = 0F.C=1%%=T = 1%%ms Fet C=1Qf 0F= 1%%?T Select C =1Q8 and 0F =1%% k>
T-EORETICAL CALCULATIONS: P"#i!ive pe 4 c&ippe$: Vr=2B VY=%.&B Ihen the diode is forward biased Vo =Vr+ VY =2B+%.&B = 2.&B Ihen the diode is reBerse biased the Vo=Vi P"#i!ive ) #e c&ippe$: Vr=2B VY=%.&B Ihen the diode is forward biased Vo=Vr DVY = 2B4%.&B = 1.@B Ihen the diode is reBerse biased Vo=Vi . Ne+ !ive ) #e c&ippe$: Vr=2B VY=%.&B Ihen the diode is forward biased Vo = 4Vr+ VY = 42B+%.&B = 41.@B Ihen the diode is reBerse biased Vo=Vi . Ne+ !ive pe 4 c&ippe$: Vr=2B VY=%.&B Ihen the diode is forward biased Vo= 43Vr+ VY* = 432+%.&*B =42.&B Ihen the diode is reBerse biased Vo=Vi .
PROCEDURE:
1. Connect the circuit as per circuit diagram shown in 8ig.1 2. 5btain a sine waBe of constant amplitude J V p4p from function generator and appl( as input to the circuit. ).5bserBe the output waBeform and note down the amplitude at which clipping occurs @. Sraw the obserBed output waBeforms.
MODEL GRAP-:
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RESULT:
Thus the performance of Barious clipping and clamping circuits were obserBed.
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V 1 V 2 2 3 2 R 2 F $ 4 $ E R
= = = =
= =
5 0
0 0
V VV
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0 0 . 5 m 5 = 1 0m 5
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V 1 V 2 2 3 2 R 2 F $ 4 $ E R
= = = =
= =
5 0
V 0 0 V 1
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V 1 V 2 2 3 2 R 2 F $ 4 $ E R
= = = = = =
5 V 0 VV 3 0 0 0 0 . 5 m 5# = 1 0m 5
# / % '
5 0 . 1
# # / % '
6 0 . 1
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PROCEDURE:
1. 1o to start 5rcad capture /ew proWect. 2. Create a blank proWect then draw the circuit b( taking appropriate components and simulate the diagram. ). 5bserBe the output waBeforms. @. $bipolar D #C1%:" #reakout D mbreak- mbreak/ Source D Vdc Vpulse VS0C Vsin "nalog - D r c F
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0
V 5 6 # V 1 V 2 2 3 2 R 2 F $ 4 $ E = = = = = R = 0 = 5 0 0 0 6V 3
V
4 d c 3 / % ' 0 . $
0 0. 5 m 5 1 m 5V V 2 2 2 $ $
# 1 2 3 R F 4 E = = = R = = = = 0 0 0 0 0 6V 2
V
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0 0. 5 m 5 1 m 5
V
# # # # 2 . 1
1 . 1
/ % ' 0
/ % ' 0
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
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PROCEDURE:
1. 1o to start 5rcad capture /ew proWect. 2. Create a blank proWect then draw the circuit b( taking appropriate components and simulate the diagram. ). 5bserBe the output waBeforms.
RESULT:
Thus the simulation of differential amplifier was done using -S-!C$.
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
R 1
3 C = A C = 2 R A 1
4 . V 1 0 6 V 0 = 0 R 2
0
V 3 7 8 2 7 4
3 C = A C = 2 R A 1
V 22 . 0 6 V 0 = 0
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V
0
R 3 C = A C = 2 R A 1 6 13 . 5 6 V 0 = 0 3
0
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7 4
1 4
R 1 .
Sigital to analog
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RESULT:
Thus the simulation of digital to analog conBerter was done using -S-!C$.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
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where ? is the dc gain. The #utterworth response re'uires that of The transfer function
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the sallen4ke( circuit giBes to achieBe a #utterworth response with sallen ke( topolog(. Therefore we must reduce the gain b( 1<?. 1iBen specifications are Fet us consider the design of the !! order F-8 from that we can design the #utterworth !! order F-8. !! 50S$0 F5I4-"SS 8!FT$0 S$S!1/A The cut4off fre'uenc( fo is giBen b(
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Therefore
!! 50S$0 #,TT$0I50T6 F5I4-"SS 8!FT$0 S$S!1/A The transfer function of sallen ke( circuit giBes The transfer function of #utterworth filter giBes
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To achieBe the #utterworth response reduce gain b( 1<?. The gain reduction can be achieBed b( adding a Boltage4diBider network consisting of 0a and 0b. The Balues of 0a and 0b must be such that 0in = 02 and the Boltage across 0b is Vi<?. i.e.
Voltage across 0b
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PROCEDURE: 1. 2. ). @. C. &. :. 1o to start ] all ] programs ] capture. Select file in the menu bar ] new proWect. Choose location CA programfiles<orcad<LL Create a blank proWect. Sraw the circuit diagram in the schematic editor. Create new simulation profile from -spice menu. !n simulation settings select ac sweep and logarithmic scale. Choose the fre'uenc( range from 1%67 to 1% ?67. J. SaBe the proWect and click run and obserBe the output waBeform.
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RESULT: Thus the #utterworth low pass filter of second order was designed and simulated using -S-!C$.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
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C a + Cb = C 2 Then Ca < 3Ca +Cb* = 1<? Ca = C2<? C2 = %.%1 = 1%4& < 1.CJ& = &.)%C n8. Cb = C2 D &.)%Cn8 = ).K&C n8.
PROCEDURE: 1. Sraw the circuit diagram in the schematic editor. 2. Create new simulation profile from -spice menu. ). !n simulation settings select ac sweep and logarithmic scale. Choose the fre'uenc( range from 1%67 to 1% ?67. @. SaBe the proWect and click run and obserBe the output waBeform.
Department of ECE
Pa e KC
II Yr / IV sem
RESULT: Thus the butterworth high pass filter of second order was designed and simulated using -S-!C$.
2I2A QUESTIONS: 1. Ihat is difference between linear and non4linear waBe shaping circuits. 2. Ihat is meant b( lower )4db fre'uenc( of high4pass circuitR ). Ihat is meant b( fractional tiltR @. Ih( response of amplifier does not remain flat at all fre'uencies. C. $\plain condition of 0C circuit to work as differentiation. &. Ih( 0C circuits are preferred oBer 0F circuits for large time constant applications. :. Ihat do (ou mean b( a linear networkR J. Ihat do (ou mean b( Finear IaBe ShapingR Department of ECE Pa e K&
II Yr / IV sem
K. 8or a long time constant 0C high pass circuit with a s(mmetrical s'uare waBe input find the tilt. 1%. !ntegrators are preferred oBer the differentiators. Ih(R 11. Ih( 0C circuits are commonl( used as compared to 0F circuitsR 12. Ih( does comparator differ from clipperR 1). Ihat is drawback of haBing diode as series element in clipperR 1@. Ihat is drawback of haBing diode as shunt element in clipperR 1C. Ihat is the difference between regeneratiBe and non4regeneratiBe comparator. 1&. Ihat is difference between output from clipping and clamping circuitR 1:. Sefine an ideal differential amplifier. 1J. Sefine common4mode reWection ratio.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
V 3 1 2 V R 4 5 . 9 CK 1 Q B
V 1
C R 5 5 . 9 K
2 0 0 $ 0 K R 6 1 0 7 A F
C 1 1 0 0 $ R 1 3 0 K Q 2
0
V 1 V 2 2 3 2 R 2 F $ 4 $ E = =
R 1 9 1 . 6
7 K
R 2 9 1 . 6
B C 7 K
0 7 A
1 2V V 1 " 1 2 6 V = 0 = 0 = 0 = 0 0. 5 # : R = 1V m 1 5 = 1 2 V 2 = " 1 2 3 = 0 2 R = 0 2 F = 0 $ 4 = 0 $ E R =
V V 2 2 6 V
0. 5 #
1 m
Department of ECE
Pa e K:
II Yr / IV sem
PROCEDURE:
1. 1o to start 5rcad capture /ew proWect. 2. Create a blank proWect then draw the circuit b( taking appropriate components and simulate the diagram. ). 5bserBe the output waBeforms.
Department of ECE
Pa e KJ
II Yr / IV sem
RESULT: Thus the bistable multiBibrator was designed and simulated using -S-!C$.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
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Pa e KK
II Yr / IV sem
Department of ECE
Pa e 1%%
II Yr / IV sem
PROCEDURE:
1. 1o to start 5rcad capture /ew proWect. 2. Create a blank proWect then draw the circuit b( taking appropriate components and simulate the diagram. ). 5bserBe the output waBeforms.
MODEL GRAP-:
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Pa e 1%1
II Yr / IV sem
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Pa e 1%2
II Yr / IV sem
RESULT: Thus the astable multiBibrator was designed and simulated using -S-!C$.
Department of ECE
Pa e 1%)
II Yr / IV sem
Department of ECE
Pa e 1%@
II Yr / IV sem
To simulate the monostable multiBibrator circuit and obtain the output waBeform using -S-!C$. SOFT3ARE REQUIRED: -S-!C$ 5rcad famil( release K.2.
PROCEDURE:
1. 1o to start 5rcad capture /ew proWect. 2. Create a blank proWect then draw the circuit b( taking appropriate components and simulate the diagram. ). 5bserBe the output waBeforms.
MODEL GRAP-:
Department of ECE
Pa e 1%C
II Yr / IV sem
Department of ECE
Pa e 1%&
II Yr / IV sem
RESULT: Thus the monostable multiBibrator was designed and simulated using -S-!C$.
II Yr / IV sem
8or !C = 2m" VC$ = CV hfe3min* = 11% hfe3ma\* = @C% Vbe3min* = CC%mV Vbe3t(p* = &2%mV Vbe3ma\* = :%%mV
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Pa e 1%J
II Yr / IV sem
Department of ECE
Pa e 1%K