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23. On your new job you have been asked to design a monitoring system for a...
A piezoelectric pressure transducer is equipped with a charge amplifier that generates analog voltage signals on the output. For further processing of these signals, an engineer is tasked to design an active, inverting, low-pass, 1st-order RC filter. The filter should have a cutoff frequency 6 kHz and a static sensitivity 5.5. The engineer can use only the following components: type-741 operational amplifiers, resistors of any values, and 0.5-microfarad capacitors. (a) Draw the circuit diagram of the active, inverting, low-pass, 1st-order...
Design a suitable second-order Bessel filter to attenuate the 50 Hz interfering signal to 1/2 LSB for the ATmega328 analog-to-digital converter. Assume that the unattenuated noise appears with an amplitude of 1 V. If you wanted to achieve the same level of attenuation with just a simple passive (RC) filter, what value of capacitor would be required for a resistance R=100 kΩ. Determine the corner frequency.
4. You are tasked with getting data from two different transducers to your DAQ hardware using a single cable. You have the bright idea that since transducer #1 has a highest frequency component of 5 kHz and transducer #2 has a lowest frequency component of 15 kHz, you can use a simple filter to extract the information. Design a suitable RC filter that minimally attenuates the data from transducer #1 while reducing the signals from transducer #2 by at least...
You are taking a measurement of a signal from a sensor with high frequency noise. In order to not amplify that noise through your instrumentation system, you decide to use a RC filter with a cutoff frequency (critical frequency, fc) of 1kHz after the sensor and before the amplification. What kind of RC filter do you need? Design the RC filter. Be sure to use standard resistor and capacitor values and specify the tolerance. Show all work. Construct the circuit...
You are asked to design an analog-to-digital converter to digitize an action potential signal. Using your knowledge about the frequency and dynamic range of action potential signals and stating all your assumptions, provide your design specifications: a)Sketch the block diagram of the A/D converter. b)Give the type and bandwidth of the anti-aliasing filter. c)Specify the sampling rate of your sampler
Please solve problem 4.5-2 ( a,b, and c) and be clear when you write by your hand. Problems Figure P.4.5-2 HI(f) ed 0.5 f, MHz 1.496 1.499 1.5 1.501 Figure P.4.5-3 Bandpass filter l us shoWn in Hz. Fig. P4.5-1. The carrier frequency is fe 10 kHz and the baseband signal bandwidth is 4k Find the corresponding transfer function of the equalizer filter Ho) shown in the receiver Fig. 4.21. Hint: Use Eq. (4.25). Figure P.4.5-1 H,(o) 0 9 10...
[15 points] You are asked to design a DSB-SC AM modulator to generate a modulated signal km(t)cos(wt+0), where m(t) is a signal band-limited to B Hz. The following figure shows a DSB- SC AM modulator available in the stockroom. The carrier generator available generates not cos(wct), but cos (wct). Explain whether you would be able to generate the desired signal using only this equipment. You may use any kind of filter you like. 3. What kind of filter is required...
The circuit shown in Figure Q4-1 includes an audio source and the equivalent circuit of a loudspeaker that you have been asked to analyse. 4. a) Assuming the speaker is to operate at a single frequency of 200 Hz and is5 driven by a cosinusoidal signal with peak amplitude of 20 V; determine the equivalent impedance of the speaker When connected to the audio source, calculate the current flow i() When testing the loudspeaker detailed in Q4a) i), you can...
Part I: Black Box A Design your first black box adhering to the following specifications A. Input Signal to Black Box A 1. A 1 kHz cosine wave with amplitude of 1V. B. Output Signal from Black Box A 1. A 1 kHz sine wave with amplitude of Hint: Use an ideal op-amp C. Explain your design process. What type of circuit did you design? Discuss D. Why did vou use an op-amp? Could another component be used instead? Why...
QUESTION Barry the Biologist has asked for your help to build an amplifier and filter to take small signals from his bird sensing microphones and amplify them so that he can capture the signals on his PC. The microphone produces AC signals at varying frequencies with 10 mV magnitude. His PC requires the signals to be 1 V magnitude. The signals that Bary is interested in are above 1 kHz Hz. He would like the filter to attenuate signals at...