CALCULATIONS
Gain=Vout / Vin
Gain= 14.117 / .74366 =19
So gain =19 V/V
Question 3 3 pts Focus on Op-amp U1 (Both op-amps have to be completely connected as...
Question 4 3 pts Focus on Op-amp U2 ("Both op-amps have to be completely connected as shown in Figure A) • Use myDAQ's oscilloscope to capture the intermediate output waveform Vouti (on Channel O) and the final output waveform Vout2 (on Channel 1) superimposed. • Set the amplitude scale of the oscilloscope for Channel 0 to 500 mV/Div, and for Channel 1 to 2 V/Div. • Set the time scale of the oscilloscope to 500 us/Div 1. Take a screenshot...
can you please solve this using a software simulator like multisim or something similar ?? VCC VCC 15V 15V U2 7 3 + U1 6 3 Vouth 741 R3 + Vout1 2 6 R1 741 2 1.0k 2 2.2k2 VEE -15V VEE -15V Vin= 0.75 Vp-p) @ 2 kHz R2 R4 4.7k2 10kΩ Figure A Op-amp U1&U2 • Use myDAQ's oscilloscope to capture the input waveform Vin (oh Channel 0) and the final output waveform Vout2 (on Channel 1) superintposed....
can you please solve this using a software simulator lime multisimbor something similar. just do it by calculations or use a software for circuit simulation Focus on Op-amp U2 ("Both op-amps have to be completely connected as shown in Figure A) • Use myDAQ's oscilloscope to capture the intermediate output waveform Vout1 (on Channel O) and the final output waveform Vout2 (on Channel 1) superimposed. • Set the amplitude scale of the oscilloscope for Channel O to 500 mV/Div, and...
Use the circuit diagram as shown in Figure A below to conduct the experiment and answer the questions 1 to 6. VCC VCC 15V 15V U2 U1 + R3 + 741 Voutt Vouth 6 R1 741 1.0kΩ 2.2k VEE VEE -15V Vin= 0.75 VIP-pl @ 2 kHz -15V R2 R4 TH 4.7ΚΩ 10kΩ Figure A Question 3 3 pts Focus on Op-amp U1 ("Both op-amps have to be completely connected as shown in Figure A) • Use myDAQ's oscilloscope to...
Use the circuit diagram as shown in Figure A below to conduct the experiment and answer the questions 1 to 6. VCC VCC 15V 15V U2 U1 + R3 + 741 Voutt Vouth 6 R1 741 1.0kΩ 2.2k VEE VEE -15V Vin= 0.75 VIP-pl @ 2 kHz -15V R2 R4 TH 4.7ΚΩ 10kΩ Figure A Question 5 3 pts Op-amp U1&U2 • Use myDAQ's oscilloscope to capture the input waveform Vin (on Channel O) and the final output waveform Vout2...
can you please solve this using a software simulator like multisim or something similar. just do it by calculation then VCC VCC 15V 15V U2 U1 3 6 + R3 Voutt 741 = Vouth 6 R1 741 2 1.0kg 2.2k VEE -15V VEE Vin= -15V 2 0.75 VIP-P) @ 2 kHz R2 R4 4.7k02 10kΩ Figure A Focus on Op-amp U1 (*Both op-amps have to be completely connected as shown in Figure A) • Use myDAQ's oscilloscope to capture the...
Question 6 3 pts 1. Compare your experimental results to the previously-computed theoretical values. 2. Explain your observation from the oscilloscope output waveform. HTML Editor IEE xx E E A B I UA T ECE 12pt Paragraph Use the circuit diagram as shown in Figure A below to conduct the experiment and answer the questions 1 to 6. VCC VCC 15V 15V U2 U1 Voutt R3 1.0k Vout2 741 + 741 R1 2.2kQ VEE 4 VEE -15V Vin 0.75 V(p-p)...
Ctri Question 3 (20 Marks) Lab 1-Zener Circuits and Applications Theory: Zener diode is designed to operate in reverse conduction. Zener breakdown occurs at a precisely defined voltage, allowing the diode to be used as a voltage reference or clipper. While Zener diodes are usually operated in reverse conduction, they may also be operated in cutoff and forward conduction. There are two different effects that are used in "Zener diodes". The only practical difference is that the two types have...