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Rajkiya Engineering College Kannauj: Electronic Circuit Design (REC 752)

The document contains a lab manual for experiments on electronic circuit design. It includes 5 experiments: 1. Studying a universal op-amp based biquad circuit. 2. Studying a universal OTA biquad circuit. 3. Studying amplitude control applied to sinusoidal oscillators using a Wein-Bridge circuit. 4. Designing and building a function generator using op-amp circuits. 5. Studying applications of log/antilog circuits including a fast log generator and anti-log generator circuit.

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Rajkiya Engineering College Kannauj: Electronic Circuit Design (REC 752)

The document contains a lab manual for experiments on electronic circuit design. It includes 5 experiments: 1. Studying a universal op-amp based biquad circuit. 2. Studying a universal OTA biquad circuit. 3. Studying amplitude control applied to sinusoidal oscillators using a Wein-Bridge circuit. 4. Designing and building a function generator using op-amp circuits. 5. Studying applications of log/antilog circuits including a fast log generator and anti-log generator circuit.

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RAJKIYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE

KANNAUJ

LAB MANUAL

Electronic Circuit Design (REC 752)

PREPARED BY Submitted To
MANJIT SINGH
1783930904
INDEX
Sr Experiment Date Page Sign. remark
No.

1 To study of Universal op-amp based


biquad

2 To study of a Universal OTA


biquad.

3 To study an Amplitude control


or stabilization applied to any
sinusoidal oscillators
4 Using Op Amp Circuits to
Design and Build a Function
Generator.

5 To study any application of


log/antilog circuits
Experiment No. 1

OBJECT: To study of Universal op-amp based biquad


THEORY:

OTA may also be described as being a voltage to current converter or voltage controlled
current source (VCIS). A conventional Op-APM can be used as a transmission conductance
amplifier for this purpose monolithic IC is specially designed. Such devices are called OTAs

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

PROCEDURE:

1. Connect the circuit as shown in fig and set power supply to + 15 volts
2. Set the signal generator at sine wave to 1KHz
3. Connect oscilloscope to the output of op-amp
4. Measure and record the peak to peak output signal voltage Vo and input signal Vin to
amplifier and record the phase of input with the phase of output.

RESULT:

The OTA was studied in inverting configuration and it different parameters were
observed on oscilloscope.

PRICAUTIONS:

Experiment No. 2
OBJECT: To study of a Universal OTA biquad.

APPARATUS:

i) OTA kit
ii) LM 3080
iii) Resistors(47k,100k) 0hm
iv) Capacitors(10uF)
v) Function generator
vi) Oscilloscope

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

The proposed circuit of voltage mode universal biquadratic filter.

FORMULA:

OBSERVATION:

CALCULATION:

RESULT:

PRICAUTIONS:

Experiment No. 3
OBJECT: To study an Amplitude control or stabilization applied to any sinusoidal
oscillators

APPARATUS:

i) OTA kit
ii) LM 3080
iii) Resistors(47k,100k) 0hm
iv) Capacitors(10uF)
v) Function generator
vi) Oscilloscope

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

Wein-Bridge Circuit Schematic

FORMULA:

OBSERVATION:
Sketch the frequency domain representation for o/p signal and determine the modulating
index.

CALCULATION:

RESULT:

PRICAUTIONS

Experiment No. 4
OBJECT: Using Op Amp Circuits to Design and Build a Function Generator.

APPARATUS:

i) Frequency oscillator (1.8 KHz)


ii) Ramp Amplitude (± 3 volts)
iii) Op Amp (741)
iv) VSAT (±7 volts)

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

FORMULA:

Practical design techniques for Oscillator circuit

1.) Ramp Amplitude ±V =V R /R


TH SAT 2 3

2.) f = 1 / T

T = 2R C ln[(V + V ) / (V - V )]
1 1 SAT TH SAT TH

3.) R C = T / 2 / ln[(V +V ) / (V - V )]
1 1 SAT TH SAT TH

Practical design techniques for Integrator circuit


4.) R = Vo(+max) / 800µA
4

5.) C = i / (2V f )
2 I SAT L

6.) R = 10 / (2πfC )
5 2
7.) R = 1 / [(1/R ) + (1/R )]
6 4 5
Practical design techniques for Differentiator circuit

8.) R = 25Vo(+max) / I
8 SC

9.) C = Vo(+max)∆t / (R ∆V )
3 8 I

R8
10). R7 
C 3 f UG

11.) C = 10C
5 3
C3
C4 
12) 8R8 fUG

OBSERVATION:
R and R establish the amplitude of the ramp voltage for the oscillator
2 3
R and C determine the frequency of oscillation
1 1
R establishes the basic range of operation for the integrator circuit
4
C is used in integration of the triangle wave
2
R acts as an active filter
5
R is the parallel combination of R and R
6 4 5
R and C act as an active filter
7 4
R establishes the basic range of operation for the differentiator circuit
8
R maintains equal DC resistances in both of the op amp input terminals
9
C reduces the gain at high-noise frequencies and yet minimize the effect
4
on normal circuit frequencies

C ensures that R will be effectively bypassed for all usable circuit frequencies
5 9
C is used in differentiation of the triangle wave
3

CALCULATION:

RESULT:

PRICAUTIONS:

Experiment No. 5
OBJECT: To study any application of log/antilog circuits

APPARATUS:

i) OTA kit
ii) LM 3080
iii) Resistors(47k,100k) 0hm
iv) Capacitors(10uF)
v) Function generator
vi) Oscilloscope

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

Fast Log
Generator

Anti-Log
Generator
FORMULA:

OBSERVATION:

CALCULATION:

RESULT:

PRICAUTIONS:

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