(a) Figure 1(a) is a sinusoidal oscillator. Given that the feedback factor is:R³B ===V₂By assuming no loading effect,i) State the function of diodes D₁ and D2.ii) Obtain the expression for oscillation frequency f, and calculate its value.iii) Prove that during oscillation,V₁R³+j-1 5R .6R²@³C³ w²C² @Civ) Calculate the value of R₂ that will allow this circuit to start and maintain oscillation.Proof that the calculated value will be able to start and maintain oscillation.2R200Ωс0.1 μF2R200ΩB =V₂R₁0.5ΚΩD1+4R10092D2с0.1 μFHER₂+15V-15Vс0.1 μFR10092- Vo

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(a) Figure 1(a) is a sinusoidal oscillator. Given that the feedback factor is: R³ B= 1 5R R³+j²C²²C² .6R2 CC By assuming no loading effect, i) State the function of diodes D₁ and D₂. ii) Obtain the expression for oscillation frequency fo and calculate its value. iii) Prove that during oscillation, B = V1 = -7 29

(a) Figure 1(a) is a sinusoidal oscillator. Given that the feedback factor is: R³ B= 1 5R R³+j²C²²C² .6R2 CC By assuming no loading effect, i) State the function of diodes D₁ and D₂. ii) Obtain the expression for oscillation frequency fo and calculate its value. iii) Prove that during oscillation, B = V1 = -7 29

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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