(b) If the op-amp is realized by the circuit shown in Fig. 4( find the low-frequency gain and estimate the dominant pol...
1. Find the operating point of the circuit below assuming the op amp is ideal 2. Estimate the midband voltage gain Avs-vo v, 3. Choose values for C1 and C2 so that the pole frequency associated with Ci is 1 Hz and the pole frequency associated with C is 400 Hz. 4. At what frequency fz does a zero occur? 6. Why does the amplifier's gain drop at high frequencies? C2 R1 R2 99K C2] 2K param C2 0.1uF U1...
752) See Figure 752. D-4. The Bode gain and phase plots for a RC circuit are phase (deg), and frequency B. Also find the other shown in the fig. Determine gain (dB), (rad/sec) for the points labeled A and exponents. Answers: GdBA, phA, wA, GdBB, phB,wB,C, E,F. ans:9 Bode Gain and Phase Plots Gain in dB 6 -10 12.64 10 Frequency in rad/sec 10 10 Phase in deg 765 40 10 F 4764 Frequency in rad/sec Figure 752 10 10...
A. Design a low-pass filter (op-amp based cascade design) that meets the following (30) requirements: 1. Cutoff frequency: 3.4 KHz Passband gain: 20 dB 2. 3. Stopband gain: -40 dB/decade 4. All resistors must be 1.0 kS2 or higher. You have completed the design and implementation of the LP filter and are ready to deliver the filter for production. However, you are informed that the customer made a mistake and actually needed a stopband gain of -60 dB/decade (not-40 dB/decade...
A. Design a low-pass filter (op-amp based cascade design) that meets the following (30) requirements 1. Cutoff frequency: 3.4 KHz 2. Passband gain: 20 dB 3. Stopband gain: -40 dB/decade 4. All resistors must be 1.0 k2 or higher. You have completed the design and implementation of the LP filter and are ready to deliver the filter for production. However, you are informed that the customer made a mistake and actually needed a stopb you have used in your design)....
1 10 10 10 0 1 (30) A. Design a low-pass fiter (op-amp based cascade design) that meets requirements: 1. Cutoff frequency: 16 KHz 2. Passband gain: 0 dB 3. Stopband gain:-60 dB/decade 4. All resistors must be 1.0 k2 or higher You have completed the design and implementation of the LP filter and are ready to deliver the filter for production. However, you are informed that the customer made a mistake and actually needed a stopband gain of-40 dB/decade...