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Name - Section - : Lab 2 Coupling & Bypass Capacitors

1) The document describes a lab experiment to demonstrate the effect of coupling and bypass capacitors in electronic circuits. It includes the equipment needed, circuit diagrams, procedure, and questions. 2) The procedure involves constructing two circuits - one with a coupling capacitor and one with a bypass capacitor. It instructs measuring the output voltage at different frequencies and recording the results in provided tables. 3) The questions ask about how a coupling capacitor behaves for DC and AC circuits and the worst case frequency an amplifier designer must consider when selecting a coupling capacitor size.

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Name - Section - : Lab 2 Coupling & Bypass Capacitors

1) The document describes a lab experiment to demonstrate the effect of coupling and bypass capacitors in electronic circuits. It includes the equipment needed, circuit diagrams, procedure, and questions. 2) The procedure involves constructing two circuits - one with a coupling capacitor and one with a bypass capacitor. It instructs measuring the output voltage at different frequencies and recording the results in provided tables. 3) The questions ask about how a coupling capacitor behaves for DC and AC circuits and the worst case frequency an amplifier designer must consider when selecting a coupling capacitor size.

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Electronic Fundamentals II Page 1

Lab 2 Coupling & Bypass Capacitors


Name ___________________________ Section ______
Purpose: C1
To demonstrate the effect of coupling and bypass capacitors.
0.022 mF
Equipment:
1 - ac Function Generator R1 R2
1 v p-p v out
1 - Dual Trace Oscilloscope 68 kW 100 kW
1 - 0.022 mF Capacitor
4 - Resistors 2 - 22 kW, 1 - 68 kW, 1 - 100 kW

Prelab: Calculate fc , 0.1fc & 10fc for Figure 1 and Figure 2. Figure 1
Insert the calculated values in Tables 1 & 2
Table 1 Coupling Calculated
Frequency
Vout
Capacitor
Procedure:
Coupling Capacitors fC
0.1 fC
1) Construct the circuit shown in Figure 1.
10 fC
2) Connect the function generator to the circuit. - Set the function to sine wave.
- Set the frequency to the calculated value of fc.
3) Measure and record the output voltage. - Set the output voltage of the generator to 1 Vp-p
Record the values in Table 1 R3
4) Repeat steps 2 and 3 with the generator set to 0.1fc & 10fc
22 kW
Bypass Capacitors Set for
1 v p-p
R4
1) Construct the circuit shown in Figure 2(a) without the capacitor. 22 kW

2) Connect the function generator to the circuit.


- Set the function to sine wave.
- Set the frequency to the calculated value of fc.
- Adjust the output voltage of the generator for 1 Vp-p across R4 Figure 2(a)

R3
3) Connect the capacitor across R4.as shown in Figure 2(b)
22 kW
4) Measure and record the voltage across the capacitor.
5) Repeat steps 2, 3 and 4 with the function generator set to R4 C2
22 kW v out
0.1 fc and 10 fc. 0.022 mF

Questions & Problems


1) A coupling capacitor ideally looks like a dc ________circuit Figure 2(b)
and an ac __________ circuit.
Table 2 Bypass
Calculated
Frequency Vout
2) If an amplifier is being designed for the audio frequency Capacitor

(20 Hz to 20 kHz), which is the worst case frequency that the fC


designer has to worry about when selecting the size of the
coupling capacitor. 0.1 fC
10 fC

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