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    TUTORIAL 4 - QUESTIONS

    EET 205 : ANALOG ELECTRONICS; SEMESTER 1; 2018/2019

    Note: The parameter table for a number of filter responses is given in the Appendix
    at the end of this question paper.

    1. With the aid of schematic diagram, give brief comparisons between a two pole
    cascaded active filter and passive filter.

    2. With the aid of schematic diagram, explain briefly to differentiate TWO (2) pole
    cascaded low pass filter and high pass filter.

    3. For the filter circuit shown in Figure 3;

    a) Determine the type of filter and find its cutoff frequency, fc if the component
    values are as follows;

    R  1.2 k , RA  12.7 k , RB  11.4 k and C  0.02 F

    Assume that the op-amp is ideal and consider Butterworth filter response.

    b) Sketch and label the frequency response curve.

    C C
    +
    Vi
    Vo
    R -
    RA

    RB

    Figure 3

    Updated Nov 2018 1/6


    TUTORIAL 4 - QUESTIONS
    EET 205 : ANALOG ELECTRONICS; SEMESTER 1; 2018/2019

    4. Using the Sellen-Key filter topology shown in Figure 4, design the filter to meet the
    following specifications: (Assume ideal op-amps)

    Type of response : 3-dB Chebysheve;


    Cutoff (3-dB) frequency, f c  6 kHz ;
    C1  C2  C3  C4  20 nF .
    R4  R8  10 k .

    C1
    C4

    R1 R2
    +
    Vi R5 R6
    +
    C2 -
    C3 Vo
    R3 -
    R7

    R4
    R8

    Figure 4

    Updated Nov 2018 2/6


    TUTORIAL 4 - QUESTIONS
    EET 205 : ANALOG ELECTRONICS; SEMESTER 1; 2018/2019

    5. By referring to Figure 5, determine all the required values to produce a 4th order
    Butterworth response with a critical frequency, fc of 10 kHz if all capacitors in RC high
    pass circuit is 10 nF and resistor ratio m1 = 2 , m2 = 2.5. Assume R2 = R4 = 1kΩ.

    Figure 5

    6. Figure 6 shows a multiple band-pass filter. Determine:

    a) the center frequency, maximum gain and bandwidth for the filter when the circuit
    has the following specifications:

    R1 = 68 kΩ, R2 = 180 kΩ, R3 = 2.7 kΩ,


    C1 = C2 = 0.01 µF.

    b) the value for each resistor; R1, R2 and R3 for the given parameter values:

    fo = 25 kHz, Ao = 3.98, BW = 500,


    C1 = C2 = 0.01 µF.

    C1

    R2

    Vin R1 C2
    Vout
    +
    _Ao
    R3

    Figure 6
    Updated Nov 2018 3/6
    TUTORIAL 4 - QUESTIONS
    EET 205 : ANALOG ELECTRONICS; SEMESTER 1; 2018/2019

    7. Determine the center frequency, quality factor and bandwidth for the state-variable
    filter in Figure 7. Given,

    R1 = R2 = R3 = 10 kΩ,
    R4 = R6 = R7 = 1 kΩ,
    R5 = 100 kΩ.

    C1 = C2 = 0.022 µF.

    Vout
    R1 R3 C1 C2

    R2
    Vin – R4
    – R7
    + –
    +
    R5
    +

    R6

    Figure 7

    8. Draw and label the frequency response curve of the filter circuit in Figure 8.

    R2

    15.9 k C4

    C1 C2 10 nF
    +
    V i 10 nF 10 nF R5 R6
    +
    R1 1.59 k 1.59 k
    15.9 k -
    R3 5.86 k C3 Vo
    -
    10 nF R7 5.86 k

    R4 10 k
    R8 10 k

    Figure 8

    Updated Nov 2018 4/6


    TUTORIAL 4 - QUESTIONS
    EET 205 : ANALOG ELECTRONICS; SEMESTER 1; 2018/2019

    Updated Nov 2018 5/6


    TUTORIAL 4 - QUESTIONS
    EET 205 : ANALOG ELECTRONICS; SEMESTER 1; 2018/2019

    Updated Nov 2018 6/6

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