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This document contains an assignment for a class on pulse and switching circuits (PSC). It includes 20 multiple choice questions in Section A assessing key concepts like linear wave shaping, RC circuits, transmission error, and cut-off frequencies. Section B includes 5 problems analyzing RC high pass and low pass filters. The problems involve deriving circuit responses to various inputs like pulses, square waves, and ramps. They also calculate outputs, % tilt, and transmission error. The assignment aims to test students' understanding of RC circuit analysis and responses to different input signals.

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PSC Ass 1

This document contains an assignment for a class on pulse and switching circuits (PSC). It includes 20 multiple choice questions in Section A assessing key concepts like linear wave shaping, RC circuits, transmission error, and cut-off frequencies. Section B includes 5 problems analyzing RC high pass and low pass filters. The problems involve deriving circuit responses to various inputs like pulses, square waves, and ramps. They also calculate outputs, % tilt, and transmission error. The assignment aims to test students' understanding of RC circuit analysis and responses to different input signals.

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BAPATLA ENGINEERING COLLEGE; BAPATLA

Department of ECE,
Assignment-I
Date: 11-07-2017 class: 3/4ECE Time: 40 min. Subject: PSC

Section-A: One Mark

1. What is meant by linear wave shaping?

2. What is a linear network?

3. Draw the circuit of good differentiator.

4. Define transmission error.

5. Draw the output response RC Low pass circuit for pulse input.

6. Distinguish clearly between RC high pass and Low pass circuit.

7. What is the condition for perfect compensation of attenuator?

8. What is the condition on time constant for good differentiation?

9. Define rise time and write expression for it in RC circuit.

10. Define % tilt.

11. What is the response of a RC integrator for square wave input?

12. Write any two applications of attenuators.

13. Draw ringing circuit.

14. What is the condition for ringing?

15. What is the condition for an RC circuit to act as an integrator

16. For a High pass RC circuit, using R= 10kΩ and C= 0.1μF. Calculate the % tilt, if a
500Hz square wave is applied.

17. If ramp input is applied to Ideal differentiator, sketch its output.

18. Give the relation between rise time and higher cut-off frequency

Section-A

1. a) Derive the response of RC High pass filter to pulse input. (5M)

b) A 1 KHz symmetrical square wave of 10V peak-to peak is applied to an RC


Low pass circuit having 1ms time constant. Calculate and plot the output. (3M)

2. a) Derive the response of RC High pass filter to symmetric square wave input and
calculate its % tilt. (5M)
b) Prove that RC Low pass circuit acts as good integrator for RC > 20T, Where T
is the time period of the input waveform. (3M)

3. a) How a purely resistive attenuator becomes uncompensated. Describe the


problem of uncompensated attenuator and derive condition for perfect
compensation (5M)

b) Derive the expressions for magnitude of gain, phase and lower cut-off
frequency of RC High pass filter. (3M)

4. a) Derive the response of a RC Low pass filter excited by an exponential input.


(5M)

b) An ideal 2µs pulse is fed to a RC Low pass filter. Calculate and plot the output
wave forms when cut-off frequency is 5MHz. (3M)

5. a) Derive an expression for output of a RC High pass filter excited by a ramp


input and calculate the transmission error. (5M)

b) Prove that the average value of the RC High pass filter output is zero also
mention the reason for it. (3M)

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