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VCC = 12 v
R B1
RC
Ci BC 147
CC
Vout Vin R B2 RE CE
Design To find Rc and RE Vcc=Vce+Ie(Re+Rc) To find RB1 and RB2 VRB2=VBE+VRE ; VRE=2 V VRB1=Vcc-VRB2
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To design ,construct and test the working of an RC Coupled amplifier and to draw its frequency response and determine its bandwidth from the frequency response. Apparatus Required: S.No 1. 2. 3. Apparatus Transistor Resistors Capacitors Range/Type BC 147 100 Quantity 1 1 each 1 each
Procedure : 1. When an a.c signal is applied at the input , the amplified output voltage of the first stage is obtained at the coupling capacitor (C2). 2. The ouput of the amplifier for various input frequencies of the input voltage Vi, and the gain of the amplifier (V0/Vin) for different input frequencies can be found out. The curve has three regions: i). Low frequency region where the gain increases as input frequency increases.
ii). Mid frequency region is where the gain is constant. iii). High frequency region is where the gain decreases with increase in frequency.
Tabular Column Vin = ------volt S.No Frequency (in Hz) Output Voltage (in volts) Gain = 20 log(V0/Vin) (in dB)
Result: The RC coupled amplifier was designed , constructed and its frequency response curve was drawn. The Bandwidth amplifier was found to be --------- MHz.
Tabulation
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To construct and verify i) Input offset voltage ii) Slew rate and bandwidth Apparatus required:
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Equipments & Components Bread Board Op-amp Resistors Signal generator Oscilloscope Dual Power supply
Specifications
Qty 1
LM 741 watt
Procedure: i) Input offset voltage Connect the circuit Measure the DC output voltage at pin 6 using multimeter and record the result Calculate the input offset voltage using the formula Vi = Vout / 1000 ii) Slew rate and bandwidth Connect the circuit Using an AFO, provide a 1V peak to peak square wave with a frequency of 25 KHz. With an oscilloscope, observe the output of OPAMP. Adjust the oscilloscope timing the get a couple of cycles. Measure the voltage change V and time change T of the output waveform. Record the results Calculate the slew rate using the formula SR = V / T 6 and record the value
Model Graph
Tabulation
Using the circuit, set the AFO at 1KHz. Adjust the signal level to get 20V peak to peak (20 VPP) out of the op-amp. Increase the frequency and watch the waveform somewhere above 10 KHz, slew rate distortion will become evident. That maximum frequency max at which the op-amp can be operated is called bandwidth of an op-amp record the value
Result:
The Input offset voltage and Slew rate and bandwidth circuits were designed and setup.
Modulation circuit
IN4001
m (t) C L V(t)
C(t)
Demodulation circuit
IN4001
R V (t)
m(t)
Expt No: 3 SQUARE LAW MODULATOR AND DEMODULATOR Aim 1. To generate an amplitude modulated wave. 2. To determine the depth of modulation. Apparatus Required S.No Appartus Required 1 2 3 4 Diode(IN4001) Capacitor Resistor Inductor 1nF 1.0610M 0.1014mH 2 2 1 1 Range Quantity
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Procedure 1. The input voltage is given as the sum of message signal m(t) and carrier signal c(t) to the nonlinear device - diode and the output of the diode passes through the bandpass filter tuned at fc which produces the output signal containing only carrier frequency . 2. The output DSB- AM signal is given to the demodulator circuit (Envelope detector) to get back the message signal.
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Expected waveform
Circuit Design MODULATION: Fc = 500k Hz C = 1nF Fc= L = 0.104 mH. DEMODULATION: Fm = 150 Hz C = 1nF Fm= R = 1.0610 M The depth of modulation is calculated as,
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Tabular Column S.no 1. 2. 3. 4. Signal Message Carrier AM modulated wave Demodulated wave Amplitude Frequency 150 Hz 500kHz 500kHz 150Hz
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Result Thus, an amplitude modulated wave was generated and the depth of modulation was measured to be ----------- . The AM wave was successfully demodulated to get back the message signal.
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Modulation Circuit
VCC
C m(t)
Demodulation circuit
IN4001
R V (t)
m(t)
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Expt No: 4
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AMPLITUDE MODULATION AND DEMODULATION USING TRANSISTOR Aim To generate amplitude modulated signal using Common emitter amplifier circuit and demodulate it using Envelope detector. Apparatus Required S.no 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Apparatus Diode(IN4001) Transistor Inductor Resistor Capacitor 22 nF BF 194 0.101mH Range Quantity 1 1 1 1 1
Procedure 1. The input voltage is given as the carrier signal c(t) at the base input of the transistor where the message signal is connected at the emitter of the transistor producing the AM signal after passing through the LC component . 2. The output DSB- AM voltage is given to the demodulator circuit (Envelope detector) to get back the message signal.
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Expected waveform
Design MODULATOR VCC= 10 V; VCE= 5 V; C = 1nF; hfe = = 100; fc = 500kHz ; fm = 1kHz. = / +1 = 100/101 = 0.99 IE = IC / = 10 / 0.99 = 10.101mA VCC = VC= 10V VCE = VC VE = 5 V ; VE = 5 V RE = VE / IE = 5/10.101 = 495 Current through voltage divider bias ~ 0.1 IE i.e ., VCC / R1 + R2 = 0.1 * 10.101 mA 10 / R1 + R2 = 1.0101mA R1 + R2 = 9.9 k VBB= (R2 / R1 + R2).VCC = 1/3 VCC 3R2 = R1 + R2 = 9.9 k R2 = 3.3 k R1 = 6.6 k 17
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C = 1nF , fc = 500kHz. fc = L = 0.101mH DEMODULATOR Fm = 1 kHz C = 1nF Fm= R = 159.14 k Tabular Column S.no 1. 2. 3. 4. Signal Message Carrier AM modulated wave Demodulated wave Amplitude Frequency 1 kHz 500kHz 500kHz 1 kHz
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Result Thus, an amplitude modulated wave was generated and demodulated. The depth of modulation is ----------.
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R1 a Vin -
+15V
IC741 + -15V
Vo
Design Applying nodal equation at node a, (Vo-Vin)/Rf = Vin/R1 Vo = Vin(R1+Rf)/R1 Then open loop gain A=Vo/Vin= 1+ (Rf / R1) Model Graph
Tabulation: Input Voltage Vin (V) Feedback Resister Rf (k) Output Voltage Vo(V) Practical Gain Vo/ Vin Theoritical Gain 1+ (Rf/R1)
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To construct and verify i) inverting amplifier ii) non inverting amplifier iii) voltage follower iv) Summer & v) Subtractor Apparatus required:
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Equipments & Components Bread Board Op-amp Resistors Capacitors Signal generator Oscilloscope Dual Power supply
Specifications
Qty 1
LM 741 watt
Procedure:
The circuit is designed and wired up. For the inverting and non inverting amplifiers, the input is given to the corresponding terminals. For the feedback resistor Rf, either decade resistance box or fixed resistance can be used. Note the output. Compare the theoretical gain and practical gain. For the voltage follower note down the frequency response also.
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Design Because the node a is at virtual ground, on applying nodal equation (Vin Va) / R1 = (Va Vo) / Rf Vin / R1 = -Vo / Rf The closed loop voltage gain is Av = Vo/Vin= -( Rf / R1) Model Graph
Tabulation Input Voltage Vin (V) Feedback Resister Rf (k) Output Voltage Vo(V) Practical Gain -Vo/ Vin Theoritical Gain 1+ (Rf/R1)
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Model Graph
Tabulation Input voltage Vin = Frequency (Hz) V Gain Vo / Vin Gain(dB) = 20 log (Vo / Vin)
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Design Applying nodal equation, V1/ R1 + V2/ R2 + V3/ R3 + VO/ Rf = 0 If R1 = R2 = R3 = Rf = R, the output voltage Vo is Vo = -(( Rf / R1)V1 + ( Rf / R2)V2 + ( Rf / R3)V3) Vo = - (V1 + V2 + V3) Tabulation V1 (V) V2 (V) V3 (V) Theoretical Vo = - (V1 + V2 + V3) Practical -Vo (V)
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Rf +15V R1
V1
IC741 Vo
V2 R1 Rf
+ -15V
Design Since there are two input signals, use superposition theorem. When V1 is applied and V2 = 0; Vo1 = - ( Rf / R1)V1 When V2 is applied and V1 = 0; Vip = ( Rf / (R1+ Rf )) V2 Vo2 = (1+ Rf / R1)) Vip The output voltage Vo = Vo1 + Vo2 = - ( Rf / R1)(V1 - V2)
Tabulation
V1 (V)
V2 (V)
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Result: The inverting, non inverting amplifiers, voltage follower circuits were designed and setup.
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=> C = R1 C1 / R = = F
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Expt No: 6 INTEGRATOR AND DIFFERENTIATOR Aim: To construct and verify i) Integrator ii) Differentiator.
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Apparatus required:
S. No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Equipments & Components Bread Board Op-amp Resistors Capacitors Signal generator Oscilloscope Dual Power supply
Specifications
Qty 1
LM 741 watt
Procedure:
The circuit is designed and wired up. For the summing amplifier, the input voltages V1 and V2 ( < 5V ) are given and the corresponding output voltages are noted. For the integrator and differentiator input signals of frequency 1 KHz are given and corresponding output voltages are noted
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Model Graph
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Model Graph
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Result:
The summer, integrator and differentiator circuits were designed and setup.
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Circuit diagram
Vr
Vo
R2 R1
Vin 3V 2V
Vo Vsat -Vsat
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Design and implement a Schmitt trigger with a LTP = 2 V and UTP = 3 V. Obtain the voltage threshold characteristics (VTC) for the same. Apparatus required Sl no: 1 2 3 4 Components Op amp Resistors Probes Wires Specifications A 741 Quantity 1 2 3
Procedure i). Set up the circuit for Schmitt trigger and then switch on the supply. ii). Find out the LTP and UTP of the Schmitt trigger.
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LTP
Upper threshold point (UTP),
Vr ( R1 R2 ) Vsat R1 R2
(1)
UTP
Vr ( R1 R2 ) Vsat R1 R2
(2)
Equation (1) and (2) are used to find the LTP and UTP of Schmitt trigger.
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Result The lower threshold point (LTP) of Schmitt trigger is The upper threshold point (UTP) of Schmitt trigger is
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Circuit Diagram R3 R4 D1 D2
C Vo
R2
R1
Vo Vsat
t Fig. 2 Waveform
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Expt No: 8
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ASTABLE AND MONOSTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR USING OP-AMP Aim Design and implement an astable multivibrator that will produce a square wave output of frequency 1 KHz with Ton=10s. Design and implement a monostable multivibrator using 555 timers. The output should go high on receiving an appropriate trigger and remain high for 5 ms. Use op amp for this purpose. Apparatus Required Sl no: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Components Op amp Resistors Diodes Capacitors Probes Wires Specifications A 741 Quantity 2 8 4 3 3
Procedure i). Set up the circuit for astable and monostable multivibrator and then switch on the supply. ii). Observe the output voltage and capacitor voltage in a CRO.
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Circuit diagram
R4
Vo D2 C2 R2 D1 R1 R3 C1 Trigger
Vsat
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R2 R2 R1
Ton 1.1 R3 C
OFF period (Toff) is given by,
Toff 1.1 R4 C
For monostable multivibrator take = 0.5
= R1 R2 + R1
ON period is given by
Ton = R4 C2 ln ( 1 ) 1
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Circuit Diagram
Vcc
D1
Vo R1 C
R2
C1 Trigger C2 -Vcc
Vcc
-Vcc Vc (2Vcc)/3
t Fig. 2 Waveform
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Expt No: 9
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ASTABLE AND MONOSTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR USING 555 TIMER Aim Design and implement an astable multivibrator that will produce a square wave output of frequency 1 KHz with Ton=10s. Design and implement a monostable multivibrator using 555 timers. The output should go high on receiving an appropriate trigger and remain high for 5 ms. Apparatus Required Sl no: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Components IC Resistors Diodes Capacitors Probes Wires 1N4001 Specifications 555 timer Quantity 2 4 2 5 3
Procedure Set up the circuit for astable and monostable multivibrator using 555 and then switch on the supply. ii). Observe the output voltage and capacitor voltage in a CRO. i).
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Circuit diagram
Vcc
R1
Vo C2 R2 D
C1 -Vcc
Vcc -Vcc
(2Vcc)/3
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Ton 1.1 R2 C 2
The condition to be satisfied by astable multivibrator is
Ton = 0.69 R1C1
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L.P.F
Amplifier
VCO
2 3
VCO
10 7 LM 565 M(t)
RT CT
8 4 9 FM output
CT
VCC = -12 V
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Expt No: 10
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FREQUENCY MODULATION USING VCO IN PLL CIRCUIT Aim To implement frequency modulation using voltage controlled oscillator in phase locked loop circuit APPARATUS REQUIRED S.No 1 2 3 Appartus Required IC PLL(LM565) Capacitor Resistor 1nF 30k Range Quantity 1 2 1
Procedure 1. The input signal m(t) given to the Phase Locked Loop containing the amplifier and VCO. 2. The output of the circuit is the FM modulated signal.
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Frequency Modulation
Tabular Column S.No 1. 2. 3. Signal Message Carrier FM modulated wave Amplitude Frequency 500 Hz 2.5 kHz
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Result Thus the frequency modulation using voltage controlled oscillator in phase locked loop circuit is performed and verified.
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