Nathan Lab 12 Sound Waves and Beats

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A nonperiodic composite signal has a bandwidth of 170 kHz, with a middle frequency of 120 kHz and a peak amplitude of 20 V. The two extreme frequencies have an amplitude of 10 V. 1. The lowest frequency is KHz. 2. The highest frequency is KHz. Draw the frequency domain of the signal. (You don't need to submit the curve to the Canvas.)

The circuit below shows an oscillator. a. Name the type of oscillator b. Should the amplifier be inverting or non-inverting? Explain why. c. For the circuit to oscillate, what is the minimum gain the amplifier could have? ANSWER: -5 d. What value should the inductor have if the operating frequency is to be 5MHZ? ANSWER: 60.78µH 100 pF 200 pF 20 pF

A) what is the relationship between frequency and eavelenght? ( direct or inverse) B) what is the relationship between period and frequency? ( direct or inverse)

SIGNAL Mention the function or work of each component in the circuit? + Vcc Rc Rc Cc HH www R₁ Cin HH R₂ www. RE Cc HH CE www R₁ 30 www wwww RE CE OUTPUT

II. QUESTIONS: 1. What is the phase shift of the input and output waveform?

) Use the Critical band concept to predict whether the following pairs of tones, when heard simultaneously at same amplitude, will elicit a consonant or dissonant sensation. Explain how you know. (Consider the first member of each pair to be the centre frequency for this exercise.) – 200 Hz and 280 Hz – 440 Hz and 880 Hz – 600 Hz and 800 Hz – 1500 Hz and 1700 Hz – 2000 Hz and 2800 Hz (This is the only question)

9. Determine the fundamental period of the following signal:sin20t. a) 1/60 sec b) 1/30 sec c) 1/20 sec d) a/30 sec 178% Start TOSHIBA ESC B/O F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 11 3 r 4 8A9

Sketch the Output waveform for the following

What is the advantage of using square wave-form as an Input Signal? What is the shape ofthe output when the input signals are sinusoidal and triangular in shape? ( Use Functiongenerator and Oscilloscope to observe the output)

(b) (0) State the instrument that is used as a null detector in the AC bridge. Explain the principle of null deflection. (ii) The AC bridge shown in Figure Q.2(b) is used to measure the impedance Z.. If the bridge is balanced for oscillator frequency 5 kHz, what is the impedance for ? AC, f R-300 Q R-400 Q C-0.106 F A detector L-9.35 mil R-4000 Figure Q.2(b): AC bridge

a = 1 b =2 c = 3

Draw 1.5 cycles of the analog signal and show the location and the value of each sample. [Q1 A sinusoidal signal of frequency 800HZ is sampled at a rate of 4000 samples per second. [Q2) 23 transmitted simultaneously.

Propose an electronic circuit which has an input/output waveform like the one shown in the figure below. Name the circuit and draw it. Explain what will happen if the input frequency becomes very high. Z VIN VOUT

Changes in the phase of the output frequency for a phase modulator would occur in response to changes in: Select your answer. phase and frequency of the input voltage frequency of the input voltage phase of the input voltage amplitude of the input voltage

Why you didn't include the f(Hz) in 4.44kpkdøfT ?.

The figure below shows a phase shift oscillator with amplitude control. Design  the circuit to produce 7kHz frequency and a ±8V output waveform. Assume that I1 = 1mA and R2=R3. Do your design on a piece of paper and then enter the various resistor and capacitor. NOTE: Use only E24 values for your design   Enter the values of R1=_____Ω, R2_____kΩ . , R3._____kΩ , R4._____kΩ . , R5_____kΩ , R6_____kΩ and R7 _____kΩ and the value of C=_____ μF

How many forward paths in the following signal flow graph? 24 - Ys) Ris) H, O A) One B) Two C) Five D) Three E) Four

Given: Np = 3 turns fin = 51 Hz Ns = 1 turn Vp = 195 Vac

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Determine the formula for oscillating frequency

The waveform on the screen of horizontal division an oscilloscope is 4 squares high from bottom to top, as in the Figure below. sensitivity is Volts/Div, what is the peak- to-peak bottom) of the input signal, and what is the amplitude of vertical division If the 2.5 horizontal divisions set to 0.2 voltage (top-to- 4 vertical divisions the oscillation?

you are setting up a pair of pa speakers on a field in preparation for an outdoor event. each speaker is 0.65 m wide, and the speakers are separated by 8.2m. to test the speakers, your coworker plays a single tone through the speakers whose frequency is 440Hz. you are standing 52m directly in front of the speakers and facing them. roughly how far would you have to walk to your left or right to hear the sound amplitude drop to zero? how much farther would you have to go to hear the amplitude go back to its original strength ?

A level-measuring transmitter has a linear I/O graph. The input range is 5.0 to 10.0 meters (m) and the output range is 3 to 15 psi.  Find the following:

What is the difference between the two signals? Is there any distortion in the signals? If yes, explain why.

What type of an oscillator is this? Perform the simulation and answer the succeeding questions based on your simulation. Connect the circuit components illustrated Double-click the Oscilloscope to view its display. Set the time base to 200 µ s/Div and Channel A to 2V/Div. Select Auto triggering and DC coupling. Select Simulate/Interactive Simulation Settings, and select Set to Zero for Initial Conditions. xsc2 E Tig V1 12V 10ka R1 2.5mH L1 C1 Q1 1uf 0.5mH 1uF 1DEAL_BJT_NPN L2 1uf 5 10ka R2 R3 5000 0.5mH L3 2.

1st question

If A, B, and C are the inputs of the given circuit then determine the output waveform X. Circuit diagram is attached here.

letters a-c

Please give me right answer

It refers to the mixing of frequencies in a nonlinear device or the use of nonlinear mixing to convert one frequency to another. Select your answer. Frequency transformation Frequency mixing Superheterodyne Heterodyne