1. Consider the Phase-Shift Oscillator circuit shown in Fig. 1. Take Vcc=15V, R=5K6, Ri=3K3, R2=18K, RE=1K, Ru=6K8, C=22nF, Cc=10uF, Ce=100uF. Calculate the oscillation frequency of the circuit. 2. Design a Wien Bridge Oscillator shown in Fig. 2 with an oscillation frequency in the range of 1.9 kHz and 2.1 kHz.
On the other hand, the attenuation in the phase-shift circuit of a Phase-Shift Oscillator requires the amplifier gain to be a minimum of 29 to create a loop gain of unity. 116 BC547 Yout RE CE Figure / Phase-Shift Oscillator The Wien Bridge Oscillator: The Wien Bridge Oscillator without amplitude stabilization is shown in Fig. 2. The circuit consists of an op-amp connected in the non-inverting configuration. In the feedback path of this positive gain amplifier an RC network is connected. Wien Bridge Oscillators are noted for high stability and low distortion. The circuit oscillates at the frequency of fo 2RC As mentioned before, to obtain sustained oscillation at this frequency one must set the magnitude of the loop gain to unity. This can be achieved by selecting: R/R,=2 To ensure that oscillations will start, one may choose Ry/R, slightly greater than 2.
R2 741 +15V Yout - 15V C + R I tu Figure 2 Wien bridge oscillator without amplitude stabilization
1. Consider the Phase-Shift Oscillator circuit shown in Fig. 1. Take Vcc=15V, R=5K6, Ri=3K3, R2=18K, RE=1K, Ru=6K8, C=22
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1. Consider the Phase-Shift Oscillator circuit shown in Fig. 1. Take Vcc=15V, R=5K6, Ri=3K3, R2=18K, RE=1K, Ru=6K8, C=22
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