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6. The circuit shown below is common in radio receivers. The dependent source is created using a device known as a transistor10mV. Use the Bode Plot from MATLAB to determine the amplitudes of the two output voltage sine waves (in Volts). When answeri

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a) from the (RIAR2) Ritra given circuits . Va= Vin( R ) Im Vx = Vin (R2 M) =) 9m Ve(s) = VEN(S) Regu Apply KCl at nede ® , we

MATLAB code is given below in bold letter.

clc;
close all;
clear all;


% define R L C
R1 = 50;
R2 = 2000;
R3 = 100e3;
gm = 0.0385;
C = 2.3374e-9;
L = 1e-9;

% define s
s = tf('s');

% define H(s)
H = -R2*gm/(R1+R2)/(1/R3+1/(L*s)+C*s)

% plot the bode figure
figure;
bode(H);grid on;

BODE PLOT IS GIVEN BELOW.Bode Diagram Magnitude (dB) -50 -- Phase (deg) 10 Frequency (rad/s)

from the above figure it is observed that the magnitude gain at 104.1MHz is 71.5 dB (3758) and that at 104.9MHz is 2.23 dB (1.29).

Therefore the value of sinusoids amplitudes will respectively be 37.58 V and 12.9 mV.

Question e

from the above it is clearly understood that the radio is currently tuned to 104.1MHz.

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