Given circuit is RC low pass filter,
Calculate the pole and zero for R = 1kOhm and C = 10uF. Draw magnitude and...
Please Help. This is a PSPICE Simulation problem. Thanks. Equipment For the laboratory experimentation, the standard laboratory equipment (function generator, oscilloscope, multimeter) will be used along with a capacitor (0.027 μF), an inductor (10 mH for the series RLC circuit and 1 mH for the parallel RLC circuit), and a resistor (to be determined in your prelab work) Lab 4 PSPICE Simulation: Using the circuit parameter values given in the prelab, model the circuits given in Fig. 1 using PSPICE....
1. In this class and in other physics lab classes you will often use oscilloscopes to look at signal that change in time. Below is a sinusoidal AC signal on an oscilloscope screen. The vertical axis is set to 10 mV/division and the horizontal axis is set to 50 ms/division For the signal shown, what is the: a. Average voltage? b. Peak voltage? c. Peak-to-peak voltage? d. RMS voltage? e. Period? f. Frequency? g. If you were to write an...
6. Demonstrate with calculations the transfer function of the circuit below. Then calculate the pole and zero for R = 1 kOhm and C = 10 uF (micro Farads). Then draw the magnitude and phase plots as a function of frequency. If your drawing is not square, you will lose 2 pts per crooked line. (20 pts) R + C Vou()
Problem 2 An RC circuit ( with an active component) has the following transfer function (where R and Care positive) H(s) - Vout(8) _R|| R/10k12 Vin(8) 10KN 1 + $RC Where s = jw Find the value of the resistor and the value of the capacitor so that: for w = 0 rad/s, H(jw)lde = +12dB at f = 1kHz, |H(jw)lab = +9dB Problem 3 The transfer function of a circuit is given by H(S) = Vout(s) Vin(s) Where s...
For each of the transfer functions given below, draw the pole-zero plot and plot the magnitude separate from the phase as a function of frequency. Show only the asymptotic terms that make up the transfer function and then add them to show the composite plot. You can verify your plots (to some extent) by using MATLAB to generate the plots but only as a check that the work you have done is correct. The work that will count for points...
Answer a, b, c, d A circuit consists of a resistor R connected in series with a capacitor C, as shown in Fig.1 EL Eo Fig 1. The capacitor C is connected in series with the resistor R The equation which describes this circuit when subject to a step function is given below di 0.3.21-9 dt a) What is the time constant r of this system? b) Assume zero initial condition (0 when r0), find the solution i() of the...
For each of the transfer functions given below, draw the pole-zero plot and using the log- semilog paper provided on Blackboard to plot the magnitude separate from the phase as a function of frequency. Show only the asymptotic terms that make up the transfer function and then add them to show the composite plot. You can verify your plots (to some extent) by using MATLAB to generate the plots but only as a check that the work you have done...
2. In the circuit below, R1 = 10k, R2 : magnitude is applied to the input. Find V(t) at the output and sketch it. Your sketch should be quantitatively correct, that is, it should have labeled V and t axes. Strongly suggested: solve by first finding the Thévenin equivalent of the source voltage and resistor network. 20k and C = 0.1µF. At t = 0, a step function of 10 V Input (problem 3) R, 10V- IN R2 C, OUT...
Input voltage is applied to a circuit consisting of a series connection of capacitor C=10 uF ("u"="micro") and resistor R=60 Ohm. The output voltage is the voltage across resistor R. Find the corner frequency omc of the circuit in rad/s (do not enter the units). Submit Answer Tries 0/3 Using the graph windows below, generate Bode plots for the magnitude and phase of the transfer function H in the com/omc) range from 0.01 to 100- The horizontal axis (omega-axis) has...
I just need c, d, and e. Consider the circuit below, where R-5000Ω ,C-0.25μF . The voltage amplitude is 10 V and the frequency of oscillation is ω-180 rad / s , when voltages and currents are requested, express them in purely real terms. Note: this circuit is examined in some detail in Chapter 7, section 2. Have a look at that first. What is the total impedance? Express it as both a complex number and as magnitude and phase....