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1) Objectives are to design four linear wave shaping circuits with cut-off frequencies of 1kHz.
2) Details on the design, components, procedure, and results are provided for a low pass filter and integrator.
3) The behavior of the low pass filter and integrator are studied under different conditions to observe their wave shaping capabilities.
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Introduction
Band Pass Amplifiers
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Analysis of Single Tuned Amplifiers
Analysis of Double Tuned Amplifiers
Primary & Secondary Tuned Amplifiers with BJT & FET
Merits and de-merits of Tuned Amplifiers
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The magnitude response is nearly constant(equal to 1) at lower frequencies
There are no ripples in passband and stop band
The maximum gain occurs at Ω=0 and it is H(Ω)=1
The magnitude response is monotonically decreasing
As the order of the filter ‘N’ increases, the response of the filter is more close to the ideal response
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The magnitude response is nearly constant(equal to 1) at lower frequencies
There are no ripples in passband and stop band
The maximum gain occurs at Ω=0 and it is H(Ω)=1
The magnitude response is monotonically decreasing
As the order of the filter ‘N’ increases, the response of the filter is more close to the ideal response
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1. CHALLENGE:1
FILTERING AND LINEAR
WAVE SHAPING
The challenge 1 involves four objectives
Objective 1: To design a low pass
filter of cut off frequency 1kHz
Objective 2: To design a
integrator
Objective 3: To design a high pass
filter of cut off frequency 1kHz
Objective 4: To design a
differentiator
2. Objective 1: To design a low pass filter
Introduction:
In a low pass filter output is taken across the capacitor. The
reactance of the capacitor depends on frequency of
operation. At very high frequencies, the reactance of the
capacitor is almost zero. Hence the capacitor acts as short
circuit. As a result, the output will fall to zero.
At low frequencies, the reactance of the capacitor is
infinite. So the capacitor acts as open
circuit. As a result the entire input appears at the output.
Since the circuit allows only low frequencies, it is called as
low pass RC circuit.
Xc=1/(2πfc)
Components Required:
Capacitor of 47nf,resistor of 3.3kΩ,CRO,bread board and
function generator.
Design:
3. Assumptions:
Capacitor of value 47nf
If capacitor is in pf range resistaince is in mega
range which is not available in the lab.
If µf range capacitor is taken resistaince is in
ohm but loading effect is high.
So we take capacitor in nf range so that we get resistaince in
kΩ range so that we use it.
Cut off frequency = 1kHz
Resistaince = 1/2πfc =1/2π103*47*10-9 = 3.38kΩ
But in lab we have the standard value of 3.3kΩ in the lab
Vinput = 10v[peak-peak]
C1
47nF
R1
3.3kΩ
4. Procedure:
a) Verify the circuit design.
b) Set up the circuit as in the design using resistor and
capacitor.
c) Give the input voltage 10v and frequency [varying].
d) Measure and record output voltage according to varying
frequency around the cut off frequency.
e) Determine the gain through the formula gain =
20log[vout/vinp].
f) Plot the graph [x-axis frequency and y-axis output].
Tabular Column
No Frequency
[Hz]
Output
Voltage [V]
Gain [dB]=
20log[vout/vin]
1 100Hz 10 0
2 300Hz 10 0
3 500Hz 10 0
4 600Hz 9 -0.91
5 900Hz 8 -1.93
6 1000Hz 7 -3.09
7 1100Hz 6.2 -4.15
5. 8 1200Hz 6 -4.43
9 1400Hz 5.4 -5.35
10 1500Hz 5 -6.02
Expected Wave Form
frequency
Discussions:
1) High gain at low frequency.
2) At a particular range a LPF act as an integrator.
Result:
LPF at 1kHz cut off frequency is designed successfully and
is studied.
6. Low pass filter as an integrator:
Theory:
In low pass circuit, if the time constant is very large in
comparison with the time required for the input signal to make
an appreciable change, the circuit is called an
“integrator”. Under these circumstances the voltage drop
across C will be very small in comparison to the drop across
R and almost the total input Vi appears across R .i.e., i =
Vi/R.
∴The output signal across C is
i.e., the output is proportional to the integral of the
input. Hence the low pass RC circuit acts as a integrator
for RC >> T.
For observing this 3 conditions are to be taken
a) RC = T b) RC>> T c) RC<<T
RC = 3.3*103*47*10-9 = 1.551*10-4
So 1/RC = 6447.45Hz [as 1/T = frequency]
The output waveform is obtained for 3 conditions and it is
plotted on the graph.
7. Procedure:
1) Do the calculations ie calculate RC.
2) Connect the circuit as in LPF.
3) Apply the Square wave input to this circuit (Vinp10v,Fc=
1KHz)
4) Observe the output waveform for (a) RC = T, (b) RC<<T,
(c) RC>>T
Expected output wave forms of Low pass RC circuit for
square Wave Input
a) RC >> T
8. b) RC = T
C) RC << T
Result:
Low pass filter as an integrator is studied. The 3 conditions
are studied.
9. Objective 2: To design an integrator
Introduction:
It is one kind of wave shaping circuit, that can
be designed with the help of a capacitor and resistor. It
converts one form to other.
Conditions:
a) The time constant RC of the circuit should be very large
as compared to the time period of input wave.
b) The value of R should be 10 times greater than Xc.
The charge q on capacitor at any instant,
Q = ∫i.dt
Output voltage is given by,
V0 = q/c = 1/c ∫i dt
As i = vinp/R
Vo = 1/RC ∫Vinp dt
Output voltage ∞ ∫ input voltage
Design
10. Let us assume the frequency = 1kHz
Fc = 1/2πRC
Xc = 1/2πFc = 1/2π*103*47*10-9
So we take resistaince and capacitance value as same in
LPF we designed,
Xc = 3.38kΩ
In an integrator, R>>10Xc so R>>10*3.38kΩ = R>>33.8kΩ
Components Required:
1) Capacitor 47nf 2) resistor 33.8kΩ[33kΩ standard value]
3) CRO 4) function generator 5) bread board
Procedure:
a) Set up the circuit as per the design
R1
33kΩ
C1
47F
11. b) Give a square input of 10V [peak-peak] using a function
generator.
c) Analyse and observe the output on CRO.
d) Sketch obtained graph
Expected Wave form:
Observation:
a) For a square input the result is a triangular wave.
b) For a sin wave input the output is sin wave with a phase
difference.
c) Integrator act as a Low pass filter below / above a
particular frequency which is calculated[Fc].
Result:
Integrator with cut off frequency 1kHz is designed and
the wave form is obtained.
12. Integrator as a low pass filter
A integrator acts as a LPF over a range of frequencies.
This is found out in this activity.
here, Fc = 1/2πRC
= 1/2π*34*103*47*10-9 = 86.82Hz
So we vary the frequency above and below this range so that
we can obtain the LPF observation.
Procedure
a) Connect the same circuit as that of integrator.
b) Calculate Fc of the circuit
c) Vary these Fc above and below its range.
d) Obtain the observation.
Tabular form
No Frequency[Hz] Output
voltage[vout]
Gain[dB]
=20log[vout/vin]
1 50Hz 8 -4.46
2 60Hz 7.6 -5.48
3 75Hz 6.8 -6.51
4 86Hz 6.4 -8.92
5 100Hz 6 -10.21
6 120Hz 5.2 -13.07
7 140Hz 4.8 -14.67
13. Result:
Integrator as a low pass filter is studied and the particular
frequency is obtained.
Done By George K Cibi
Anitta Roy
