Consider the circuit in Figure 7. Show that the transfer function T(s) = Vz(3)/V (s) has...
the circuit shown, 1. Find the transfer function H(jw) 2. If R R2 12 and L1mH, plot the frequency response (both the gain and the phase shift) of the circuit; 3. Identify the type of filter the circuit is, and state the break (cut off) frequency. R1 v(t)Vcos(ut) L1 R2 Figure 1
the circuit shown, 1. Find the transfer function H(jw) 2. If R R2 12 and L1mH, plot the frequency response (both the gain and the phase shift) of...
Q.2 (a) Given a series RL circuit as shown in Figure Q.2(a). 1092 vit) 20mF V.(t) Figure 2.2(a) (i) V.(s) Determine the transfer function, Vi(s) (4 marks) Sketch the magnitude and phase Bode plots for the above transfer function. (4 marks) (iii) Determine the filter type. (2 marks) (b) For a low pass filter application, following signal is channeled through a Butterworth filter; x(t) = 2 sin ( 10Tt - (10nt -) + 3cos (50nt -) + Ssin (100nt +...
Determine the complex transfer function T(s) = V/V; for the circuit shown below. Specify it as a function of the complex frequency, s, and the symbols for the resistors and capacitor. On the attached graph, plot the magnitude of the complex transfer function T(jw) in decibels as a function of the frequency f of the source as f varies from 1 Hz to 1 MHz. Assume that the op amp is ideal. Use as the numerical values for the resistors...
The transfer function of the circuit below is provided in Figure A. Assuming the diodes to be ideal and Vin = 6sin (wt), calculate and select the correct values of R1, R2, V1 and V2. - R2Z 2 Vout 3.5 5.0 Figure A: Transfer Function
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(e) A second stage, shown in Figure 3, is cascaded directly after the output of the circuit in Figure 1 R4 Figure 3 (i) Show that the combined response of the complete circuit is given by: (4 marks) (ii) The two cascaded stages form a bandpass filter, which only amplifies a specific range of frequencies. This range of frequencies is known as the passband. Using the values chosen in (a) for Figure...
Assuming an ideal op-amp find the 3dB frequency of the circuit, if R1=2.4 KS2, R2=13.4 K2, R3=20 KS2, and C=5 nF. HH C R2 R1 + Vi(jw) Vo R3 IH Answer: rad/s Consider the above circuit with the component values: R1=2.4 K12, R2=13.4 KS, R3=20 KN and C=5 nF. Find the DC gain of the circuit. Answer: Consider the above circuit with the component values: R1=13.4 KS, R2= 795.77 12, R3=20 K12, and C=100 nF. Find the angle of the...
1. Design the common source amplifier shown in Figure 1 with Ip- 1 mA and Vo 5 V Determine V2 and Ri. The MOSFET characteristics are V-50 V, k-0.093 A/V, gate-to- drain capacitance, Cd 40 pF, and Vi 1.1 V. (For PSpice simulations, use parameters: VTO. 1.1 LAMBDA-002 KP-0.093 CGDO-4E-7 w=100u L-I00u for the 2N7000 MOSFET.) a. Determine the gain and gm of the circuit b. Determine the low-frequency (high-pass response) poles of the common-source amplifier due to the coupling...
Derive the transfer functions y and." v, Comment on the differences/similarities. the transfer function with the general transfer function when V. and k3 1. What is the cut-off frequency, w, and 0, in terms of R, R, C1? What values of R will make the gain, at the cut-off frequency, equal tofor...
2. supplies for operation. Unlike passive filters, the gains of active filters ean be varied te desirable values Active filters contain active devices (amplifiers) that require de power Using RC op-amp circuit (see Figure 2.3 low pass filter, formed from single-time constant circuit. Note: Op-amp requires 2-de power supplies. Y.-W andV- a. Determine the transfer function T(s)-Vo (s)Vi(s) b. From (a) what is the low frequency gain, and the 3 db frequency Use (b) to design low pass filter such...
Derive the transfer function of the circuit in
Fig.P2.93(foranidealopamp)andshowthatitcanbewritten in the
form
Vo Vi = −R2/R1 [1+(ω1/jω)][1+j(ω/ω2)] whereω1=1/C1R1
andω2=1/C2R2.Assumingthatthecircuit is designed such that ω2 ω1,
find approximate expressions
for the transfer function in the following frequency regions: (a)
ωω1 (b) ω1 ωω2 (c) ωω2
Vo
FigureP2.93
Use these approximations to sketch a Bode plot for the magnitude
response. Observe that the circuit performs as an amplifier whose
gain rolls off at the low-frequency end in the manner of a
high-pass...