A. A Wien-Bridge oscillator with a lead-lag circuit is shown in Figure 1. 6.8 V 6.8 V Ry 47 k 100 ki Vaut 0.0iš uF 1.0 k Rs 1.0 kn C 0.015 uF Figure 1 (1) Determine the necessary value of R2 so that the circuit will oscillate. Neglect the forward resistance of D: and D2. (ii) Calculate the start-up closed-loop gain of the amplifier. (iii) Explain the purpose of R, D; and Dz. (iv) Explain the disadvantage of using Zener diode to control gain. (v) Without the back-to-back Zener diode, suggest R, values and find the frequency of oscillation.

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A. A Wien-Bridge oscillator with a lead-lag circuit is shown in Figure 1.
DI
D2
6.8 V 6.8 V
R3
47 kn
100 kΩ
o Vout
0.015 uF 1.0 k
Rs
1.0 kf
0.015 uF
Figure 1
(1) Determine the necessary value of R; so that the circuit will oscillate. Neglect the forward
resistance of D: and D2.
(ii) Calculate the start-up closed-loop gain of the amplifier.
(iii) Explain the purpose of R3, D; and Dz.
(iv) Explain the disadvantage of using Zener diode to control gain.
(v) Without the back-to-back Zener diode, suggest R2 values and find the frequency of oscillation.
Transcribed Image Text:A. A Wien-Bridge oscillator with a lead-lag circuit is shown in Figure 1. DI D2 6.8 V 6.8 V R3 47 kn 100 kΩ o Vout 0.015 uF 1.0 k Rs 1.0 kf 0.015 uF Figure 1 (1) Determine the necessary value of R; so that the circuit will oscillate. Neglect the forward resistance of D: and D2. (ii) Calculate the start-up closed-loop gain of the amplifier. (iii) Explain the purpose of R3, D; and Dz. (iv) Explain the disadvantage of using Zener diode to control gain. (v) Without the back-to-back Zener diode, suggest R2 values and find the frequency of oscillation.
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