BJT Phase Shift Oscillator 12V VCC R3 R4 RC R1 W w w 02 C8 R5 C5 HE 0.01F 2N2222A C7 HE 0.01MF 0.019F Q1 2N2222A R7 W Si
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BJT Phase Shift Oscillator 12V VCC R3 R4 RC R1 W w w 02 C8 R5 C5 HE 0.01F 2N2222A C7 HE 0.01MF 0.019F Q1 2N2222A R7 W Sine Wave C2 16 1F 220 R6 R2 Q-point Ic = 2ma. Vce = 5volts. RE C4 100F 16 it 12V VCC J1 U1 LM7812CT LINE VEECE VOLTAGE C3 470 F DE C1 0.1F
4.- Procedure: 4.1. Study the attached schematic. • Capacitor values are given and are included in the kit provided. • Assume that the BJTs have a beta of 100. 4.2. Design the network with a Q1 ic of 2 mA, and a VCE of 5 volts. Show all equations in your final report. Choose 5% values and show them in your final schematic and parts list. 4.3. Measure and record the voltages of Qi's base, emitter and collector. Compare them to the calculated values. (Note: You may want to adjust R1 to get a better sine wave). 4.4. Calculate the output impedance of the network of Q2. Without R7, measure the output impedance of Q2 and compare it to the calculated value. Connect the speaker to the output. 4.5. Measure and record the voltages of Q2's base, emitter and collector. Compare them to the calculated values. 4.6. Chose frequency selective resistors R3 and R4 to give (as close as possible) an output frequency of 1 kHz. (see research section). 5.- Research:
4.- Procedure: 4.1. Study the attached schematic. • Capacitor values are given and are included in the kit provided. • Assume that the BJTs have a beta of 100. 4.2. Design the network with a Q1 ic of 2 mA, and a VCE of 5 volts. Show all equations in your final report. Choose 5% values and show them in your final schematic and parts list. 4.3. Measure and record the voltages of Qi's base, emitter and collector. Compare them to the calculated values. (Note: You may want to adjust R1 to get a better sine wave). 4.4. Calculate the output impedance of the network of Q2. Without R7, measure the output impedance of Q2 and compare it to the calculated value. Connect the speaker to the output. 4.5. Measure and record the voltages of Q2's base, emitter and collector. Compare them to the calculated values. 4.6. Chose frequency selective resistors R3 and R4 to give (as close as possible) an output frequency of 1 kHz. (see research section). 5.- Research: