(a) Design a inverting Schmitt trigger circuit to be used as a zero crossing detector with transition voltages about ±25 mV. Assume the saturation voltages for the op–amp are ±13 V. Draw the voltage transfer characteristic (VTC), i.e., vout vs. vin.
(b) Design an astable multivibrator to produce a square signal with a frequency of 1 kHz using C=0.01 µF, R1 = 30 kΩ, and R2 = 20 kΩ. Sketch the circuit waveforms (vo, v +, and v −) assuming a saturation voltage of ± 12 V.
(c) State the Barkhausen criterion (i.e., gain and phase-shift requirements for a closed–loop system to sustain steady-state oscillations). Draw a Wien-Bridge oscillator (no need to add gain stabilization). Indicate the nominal closed-loop gain for sustained oscillation, an write an expression for the frequency of oscillation as a function of component values.
The circuit below shows a 555 timer configured as an astable multivibrator. Using a capacitor C1 = 0.01 uF, select resistor values R1 and R2, and for the circuit to output a square signal of frequency f = 1 kHz and 75% duty cycle. Sketch the output waveform if Vs = 5V, indicating its amplitude, period, as well as TH, and TL (duration of the positive and negative parts of the cycle, respectively).
(a) Design a inverting Schmitt trigger circuit to be used as a zero crossing detector with transition voltages about ±25...
1. Consider the astable multivibrator circuit given in Fig. 4.6 with C 100 nF and Vcc-5 V Reset Discharge 555 Output Threshold Trigger Ground Fig. 4.6. Astable Multivibrator 555 IC Determine the values of the resistors RA and RB to set f-1 kHz and duty cycle-60 % 2. Now consider the monostable circuit of Fig. 4.7. Assume RA 100 k2. Reset Discharge Threshold 555 Output Trigger Ground 0 in Fig. 4.7. Monostable Multivibrator 555 IC Determine C to get a...
A basic change to the astable circuit allows the 555 timer to be used as a triangle waveform generator. What is the function of the “RC circuit” part? Briefly explain why we can obtain triangle waveform in the circuit. Hint: “integrator”. +VCC X1 VCC Rint gk R1 9k 2 TRIGGER RESET OUTPUT CONTROL THRESHOLD C5 DISCHARGE 0.1u D1 R2 10k GND D1N4002 1555D C3 C2 0.01u 0.01u integrator part +VCC X1 VCC Rint gk R1 9k 2 TRIGGER RESET OUTPUT...
Design 1. Design a non-inverting Schmitt Trigger with switching points of VHL 0V and VH 5V 2. Design an op-amp integrator that uses no more than 1mA of input current and changes its output by 5V in 10usec when driven by the Schmitt Trigger designed in (1) When the integrator is connected to the Schmitt Trigger in the feedback arrangement below it will produce a relaxation oscillator that outputs a 5V triangle wave with a frequency of 50kHz. +9V C1...
ans, RA = 721.5 kohms, RB = 360.8 kohms, R3 = 3.5kohms as an example solution. Question 7 (6 marks) You have been given a 555 Timer, an LED with Von 2V, a 9V battery that can comfortably supply 5mA of current without loss of voltage, a 1 μF capacitor and access to any resistor values you want. You are to design a circuit that causes the LED to flash periodically once per second with a duty cycle of 75%....
Question 8 (6 marks) You have been given a 555 Timer, an LED with Von-2V, a 9V battery that can comfortably supply 5mA of current without loss of voltage, a 1uF capacitor and access to any resistor values you want. Design a circuit that causes the LED to flash periodically once per second with a duty cycle of 75% Ensure that it does not draw more than 5mA of current from the battery (i.e 3mA of charging current and 2mA...
Practice [25%] The circuit shown left below is a waveform generation circuit, which consists of an integrator and a bistable multi-vibrator. The triangle symbol represents a unity-gain inverting amplifier such that V1 -v3 . R1-3k1, R2-2kQ, R3-1 ka, and C 0.1μF. The opamps are ideal except that they saturate at +10V and-10V. Be careful that the opamp in the bistable multi-vibrator is configured in a positive feedback way (a) On your answer book, sketch the output (v2) versus the input...
thanks Laboratory 1: operation amplifier characteristics A. Objectives: 1. To study the basic characteristics of an operational amplifier 2. To study the bias circuit of an operational amplifier B. Apparatus: 1. DC Power supply 2. Experimental board and corresponding components 3. Electronic calculator (prepared by students) 4. Digital camera (prepared by students for photo taking of the experimental results) 5. Laptop computer with the software PicoScope 6 and Microsoft Word installed. 6. PicoScope PC Oscilloscope and its accessories. 7. Multimeter...
im currently doing an assignment where i must design a two stage bipolar transistor, i just need the calculations and values for each component and then i can run simulated experiments and complete my work here is the schematic the transistor used is the BC846B the supply voltage is 15 v the collector currents 1 (ICq1) = 1.5mA the collector current 2 (ICq2) = 7.5 mA output voltage swing= max frequency response = 50- 20 khz i must calculate the...