ECOR1043_ Circuits Lab 1 - Group 14 (2)

Submit a brief report on 3 different Analog and Digital applications ofop-amp and represent a circuit design in details.(Maximum 3 page)

Op amp and diodes are ideal. Derive Vout and sketch the transfer curve of Vin vs Vout. Please show complete solution.

Please show calculations of operating currents and voltages. Values are located in table. Please verify that op-amp, BJT and Diode are within its operating limits.

1. Define an integrated circuit and classify them. 2. What is an op-amp and what are its types? 3. What is the operating voltage range of IC 741?

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You are tasked to look for a converter circuit design that has the specifications tabulated in Table I. The aim is to produce an output voltage of 20 V which can be used to drive a load of 120 W. The converter must operate in CCM. Table I: Design Specifications Values 35 V Design Parameters Input voltage Switching frequency Output current ripple Output voltage ripple 60 kHz 5 % 1 % a) Sketch the final converter and label all parameter values

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To a measurement range of -4 to 6 V, apply a 4-bit analog-to-digital converter.  1- Identify the assigned voltages to each of the bins. 2- Determine the voltage that will be assigned to a measurement reading -3.25 V. Calculate the percentage ADC error. 3- Determine the voltage that will be assigned to a measurement reading 4.11 V. Calculate the percentage ADC error.   Solve step by step properly.

Explain the process of converting Analgoue to digital converter? Compare the difference in process and 10 applications where we can use ADC and DAC. Also draw the circuit and flow diagram any one type of ADC by hand

What is the differential gain of the differnce stage of the instrumentation apmplifier?   What is the overall differnential gain of the instrumentation apmplifier?

R2 R, 1+ -VEE =- 15 V V. out in R, R1 R1 = 5.6 kQ V out Vin Vcc =+ 15 V Rin 19) calculate the value of R2 required for a closed-loop voltage gain of 5V/V

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Op amp and diodes are ideal. Derive Vout and sketch the transfer function of Vin vs Vout. Please show complete solution.

You are tasked to look for a converter circuit design that has the specifications tabulated in Table I. The aim is to produce an output voltage of 20 V which can be used to drive a load of 120 W. The converter must operate in CCM. Table I: Design Specifications Design Parameters Input voltage Switching frequency Output current ripple Output voltage ripple Values 35 V 60 kHz 5 % 1% a) Sketch the final converter and label all parameter values b) Sketch the final operating waveforms and label all parameter values c) Determine Ve.min and Vemax- Check if the output voltage ripple matches with the design requirement.

In circuit analysis, expound separately the meaning of getting negative values for the current & voltages, in theoretical calculations or experimental data? Relate to Kirchoff Rules

The Pinch off voltage for N- Channel JFET is -3V, maximum saturated drain current 8mA and the value of VGS is -1.5 V. Calculate drain current, a. 18 mA b. 2 mA c. 2.5 mA d. 4 mA

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Design Question Vref Rref RG RM A1 VOUT Digital DAC1 Input, DIN H n VDAC Figure 1 Figure 1 shows the circuit used to condition the output of the n – bit Digital to Analog Converter “DAC1" having a digital input value of Din. DAC1 may be assumed to have a voltage output with zero source resistance coded in “straight binary" such that For a binary input of DIN = 000...000 the output voltage VDAC is 0V For a binary input of Din= 111...111 the output voltage vDAC is Vref Where Vref is a positive voltage reference. (c) Hence show that the error in vour due to opamp DC input current and voltage errors including both bias and offset currents is given by: voute = 2Vos + IB|2RM – Rref|+Ios(2RM) %3D

Calculate the total offset voltage for the circuit shown below for op-amp specification values of input offset values, VIO=2.8 mV and IIO=110 nA with RF=14000 ohm and Rin= 3000 ohm.

These questions from electronics lab course, from The common Collector Amplifier (Emitter-Follower) Experiment.

2. Design an op-amp circuit that can perform this operation: V, = 2V1V2 – 3V3. Marking Scheme: 1. Circuit Diagram 2. Calculation with Assumptions

Please could you complete this electronics question about Circuit Analysis.

For DAC with resolution of 0.16 volt and to full scale reading of 10 voltages: Design suitable Binary Weighted Resistor DAC and sketch the circuit Design R-2nR DAC and sketch the circuit Calculate the input digital signal and the related output signal at 25% intervals of the full scale voltage value. Calculate the voltage at the ladder points. Put the result fo your calculation in a i. ii. iii. iv. table.