EEEE2044: Comparators and Oscillators Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

What is the relationship between Gain of Lead-Lag Circuit and Amplifier Gain?

A
  • Amplifier Gain = 1/Lead Lag Gain
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State what happens in steady state when two diodes are connected to either end of a component

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  • The component is shorted
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3
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Explain briefly the role of the arrangement of Zener diodes in
parallel to a resistor

A
  • At start up, for small output amplitude, zener diodes don’t conduct
  • For larger outputs, zeners conduct shorting resistor so amplifier gain is 3 and loop gain is 1, maintaining constant amplitude oscillations
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4
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State the amplifier gain equation at start up, for small output amplitude

A
  • Amplifier Gain = 1 + (R1 + R3)/R2
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5
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State the amplifier gain equation at start up, for larger output amplitude

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  • Amplifier Gain = 1 + (R1/R2)
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6
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State the y axis for “Vcom” of a function generator

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  • Vs and -Vs
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State the y axis for “Vo” of a function generator

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  • Vutp (UTP in subscript capital letters)
  • Vo0
  • Vltp (LTP in subscript capital letters)
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State the y axis for “Vt” of a function generator

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  • 2(R3 x Vs)/(R2 + R3) and -2(R3 x Vs)/(R2 + R3)
  • 0 (In the middle and Line through the zero)
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9
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Describe the shape of “Vcom” for a function generator

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  • Square wave between Vs and -Vs
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Describe the shape of “Vo” for a function generator

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  • Triangle wave between Vutp and Vltp
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11
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Describe the shape of “Vt” for a function generator

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  • Positive Slope from -2(R3 x Vs)/(R2 + R3) to 0
  • Up Vertical till 2(R3 x Vs)/(R2 + R3)
  • Negative slope to 0
  • Down Vertical till -2(R3 x Vs)/(R2 + R3)
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12
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State the “start up” condition that allows oscillations to accumulate
after switching on the oscillator

A
  • Closed Loop Gain > 1
  • AᵥB > 1
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13
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State the condition needed for oscillations to be maintained in the
steady state

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  • Closed Loop Gain = 1
  • AᵥB = 1
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14
Q

State the phase response of the frequency selective circuit that is
required at the frequency of interest

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  • Phase response should be zero
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15
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Describe the function generator circuit

A

Left Op-Amp:
- Comparator
- Negative: Ground
- Positive: Vt -> R3 -> Vout

Right Op-Amp:
- Negative: C -> R1 -> Vcom -> Comparator out

R2:
- Comparator out(Vcom) -> Comparator Positive(Vt)

C:
- Op-Amp Negative -> Vout

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16
Q

State at what point in a function generator circuit you can obtain square waves

A
  • Comparator Output(Vcom)
17
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State at what point in a function generator circuit you can obtain triangle waves

A
  • Op-Amp Output(Vout)
18
Q

State the equation for the maximum and minimum integrator value, Vutp and Vltp

A
  • Vutp = Vs x R3/R2
  • Vltp = -Vs x R3/R2
19
Q

State the equation of the fundamental frequency of

A
  • fo = R₂/4R₃R₁C
20
Q

Explain how a sine wave
of the required frequency is generated in a feedback oscillator

A
  • Noise is broadband and is input to the frequency selective network
  • Output from network will be sine wave of required frequency
21
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State the equation for the output of an integrator circuit

A
  • Vo(t) = -1/R₁C x ∫Vcom dt
  • Vo(t) = -1/R₁C x ∫Vs dt
  • Vo(t) = -(Vs x t)/R₁C