Lab: Op amp Relaxation Oscillator
I. Introduction:
With our lessons learned from the previous lecture, today we first reviewed how to convert between the wave length and frequency, assume our waves have speed of light
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| Given the wavelength, we have to calculate the frequency |
A relaxation oscillator is constructed using some type of device that act as a switch when a certain voltage is applied to one of its terminals. They must meet the following criteria:
1. The overall phaseshift must be zero
2. The unity must be one or greater (to be compensated by the amplifying device)
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| Here the period is about 8ms,the percent error of experiment is about 7% |
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| Here is the setup of our circuit |
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| Here is our derivation to find the gain beta which is half given that R1 and R2 the same |
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| Using trig identities to derive an equation for power |
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| We used every circuit to make sure that we have correct graph in the oscillator graph of analog discovery |
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| We were given some problem to find the equivalent impedance in the circuit. in this case, we took away the wire in the middle because there is nothing between it |
Today we did some more practice about the mesh and nodal analysis in AC circuit. For the lab, we did the op amp relaxation oscillator. Oscillator is a setup acting like a switch when a certain voltage is applied to one of its terminals. We also find the average power Pave=0.5 Vm*Im*cos(theta v-theta i)








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