Laboratory Manual - King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Laboratory Manual - King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Laboratory Manual - King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
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3. Design bilinear circuit to have a zero at 830 Hz a pole frequency at 13kHz <strong>and</strong> HF<br />
gain <strong>of</strong> 14.1. Select C1=50nF. What will be the DC gain?<br />
4. Design the all-pass filter to realize a 120 o phase shift at 60Hz. Use resistors <strong>of</strong><br />
R 1 =10kΩ <strong>and</strong> C=1μF.<br />
SPICE:<br />
5. Using SPICE simulates the different filters <strong>and</strong> submits their frequency responses.<br />
Use op amp model <strong>of</strong> experiment 4.<br />
EXPERIMENTAL WORK<br />
1. Assemble the circuits shown in Figure 1 (Do not forget the supplies <strong>of</strong> the op amp).<br />
Apply sinusoidal input voltage with constant amplitude <strong>of</strong> 1V, <strong>and</strong> vary the frequency<br />
within the range decided by your h<strong>and</strong> calculations <strong>of</strong> the prelab. In each case<br />
monitor the input <strong>and</strong> output voltages on a dual trace oscilloscope.<br />
2. Measure the output voltage <strong>and</strong> plot your results on the provide graph sheet.<br />
3. From your measurements determine the various parameters <strong>of</strong> each filter type.<br />
4. For the HPF, bilinear, <strong>and</strong> allpass filters keep increasing the frequency <strong>and</strong> monitor<br />
the output until the gain starts roll-<strong>of</strong>f (decrease). What is the reason for this problem?<br />
5. Compare your h<strong>and</strong> calculations, SPICE simulations <strong>and</strong> experimental measurements<br />
<strong>and</strong> tabulate them in Table I.<br />
6. Comment on your results.<br />
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