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LIC Assignment 4 PDF

The document contains instructions for answering questions on two circuits: 1) Design a 4-bit DAC with full scale output of -9.75V and max current of 3.41mA. Determine output for inputs 0101 and 1010. 2) For a given circuit, determine the output frequency, how it varies if VC is changed from 8.6V to 9.3V, and mention one application.

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LIC Assignment 4 PDF

The document contains instructions for answering questions on two circuits: 1) Design a 4-bit DAC with full scale output of -9.75V and max current of 3.41mA. Determine output for inputs 0101 and 1010. 2) For a given circuit, determine the output frequency, how it varies if VC is changed from 8.6V to 9.3V, and mention one application.

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LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS


(a) Design a 4-bit binary weighted resistor type DAC for the following specifications. Full scale
output voltage is -9.75V. The maximum current drwan by the DAC is limited to 3.41mA, Logic
level 1 = +5V and logic level 0 = 0V. Determine the output voltage level when the input is (i) 0101
and (ii) 1010. 3M

(b) For the circuit shown in below answer following.


i) Determine the frequency of the output signal
ii) Determine the variation in the output signal frequency, if VC is varied between 8.6V and 9.3V
iii) Mention any one application of the circuit. 2M

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