Design your own oscillator based on the Wein-bridge configuration. (See Alexander section 10.9.2.) Use one of the two circuits below. Each has a non-linear element (lamp or diodes) to stabilize the circuit. The non-linear element is needed to ensure that the amplification will be exactly three (otherwise, the op-amp output increases to one rail or the other or decays to zero). C₁ R₁ 50 k P1 * www 10 K lamp off® R amplitude adjust 500 R C 3) Explain why each circuit has an adjustable potentiometer 4) Describe the Barkhausen criteria in your own words 5) Explain why the amplification must be three f= 1) Discuss why you chose the resistor/capacitor values you selected. 2) Show hand calculation of the expected frequency output (sine) Use the LM358 as your op-amp and only use capacitors and resistors that you have on hand. You should have bought a lamp from first term or you just can use a couple of diodes 1N4004. 2лRC

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Design your own oscillator based on the Wein-bridge configuration. (See Alexander section
10.9.2.) Use one of the two circuits below. Each has a non-linear element (lamp or diodes) to
stabilize the circuit. The non-linear element is needed to ensure that the amplification will be
exactly three (otherwise, the op-amp output increases to one rail or the other or decays to
zero).
C₁
R₁
50 k
P1
*
www
10 K
lamp
off®
R
amplitude
adjust
500
R C
3) Explain why each circuit has an adjustable potentiometer
4) Describe the Barkhausen criteria in your own words
5) Explain why the amplification must be three
f=
1) Discuss why you chose the resistor/capacitor values you selected.
2) Show hand calculation of the expected frequency
output
(sine)
Use the LM358 as your op-amp and only use capacitors and resistors that you have on hand.
You should have bought a lamp from first term or you just can use a couple of diodes 1N4004.
2лRC
Transcribed Image Text:Design your own oscillator based on the Wein-bridge configuration. (See Alexander section 10.9.2.) Use one of the two circuits below. Each has a non-linear element (lamp or diodes) to stabilize the circuit. The non-linear element is needed to ensure that the amplification will be exactly three (otherwise, the op-amp output increases to one rail or the other or decays to zero). C₁ R₁ 50 k P1 * www 10 K lamp off® R amplitude adjust 500 R C 3) Explain why each circuit has an adjustable potentiometer 4) Describe the Barkhausen criteria in your own words 5) Explain why the amplification must be three f= 1) Discuss why you chose the resistor/capacitor values you selected. 2) Show hand calculation of the expected frequency output (sine) Use the LM358 as your op-amp and only use capacitors and resistors that you have on hand. You should have bought a lamp from first term or you just can use a couple of diodes 1N4004. 2лRC
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