North South University

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Final assessment

Course Code: EEE 311

Course Title: Analog Electronics II
Course Instructor: Dr. Nafisa Noor

Date of Submission: 23/05/2021

Section: 1

Submitted By:
Name: Anik saha Toni
Id: 1912619643
Given,
K1
-K1V1 + K1K2V2 + V3 – K2V4 = ACL1V1+ ACL2V2+ ACL3V3+ ACL4V4
k2

K1 = 8 and K2= 10
By using k
4
-8V1 + 80V2 + V3 – 10V4
5

So,
ACL1 = -8
ACL2 = 80
4
ACL3=
5

ACL4 =-10
Given,
Rf = 100KΩ
Let’s assume,
R1A = R1B =100kΩ
Now, by doing.
𝑅𝑓 100kΩ 𝑅𝑓 100kΩ
= =1 𝑎𝑛𝑑 = = 1
𝑅1𝐴 100kΩ 𝑅2𝐵 100kΩ

For
ACL1 = -8
100kΩ 𝑅𝑓 𝑅𝑓
 (− )(− )(− ) = -8
𝑅1𝑐 𝑅1𝐴 𝑅2𝐵

100kΩ
 (− )(− 1)(−1) = -8
𝑅1𝑐

100kΩ
𝑅1𝑐 =
8

𝑅1𝑐 = 12. 5kΩ

For,
ACL2 = 80
100kΩ 𝑅𝑓
 (− )(− ) = 80
𝑅2𝑐 𝑅2𝐵

100kΩ
 = 80
𝑅2𝑐

100kΩ
 𝑅2𝑐 =
80

 𝑅2𝑐 = 1.25𝑘Ω
For,
𝟒
ACL3=
𝟓
100kΩ 𝑅𝑓 4
 (− )(− )=
𝑅3𝑐 𝑅2𝐵 5

100kΩ 4
 =
𝑅3𝑐 5

100kΩ∗ 5
 𝑅3𝑐 =
4

 𝑅3𝑐 = 125𝑘Ω

For
ACL4 = -10
100kΩ
 (− )= -10
𝑅4𝑐

100kΩ
 = 10
𝑅4𝑐

100kΩ
𝑅4𝑐 =
10

𝑅4𝑐 = 10kΩ
So, we see.
ACL1 = -8
ACL2 = 80
4
ACL3=
5

ACL4 =-10
Rf = 100KΩ
R1A = 100kΩ
R2B =100kΩ
R1c = 12.5 kΩ
R2c = 1.25 kΩ
R3c = 125 kΩ
R4c = 10 kΩ
 Circuit draw using PowerPoint.

Simulation solution:

For doing simulation and to check that is our design circuit is ok we need take
input power.
We use,
V1= 1V
V2= 0.1V
V3= 5V
V4= 2V
Putting all the input values to the given equation:
4
V0 = (-8*1) + (80*0.1) + ( *5) – (10* 2)
5

=-8 + 8 +4 -20
V0 = -16v

Let’s see the simulation:

VCC VCC
20V
20V
VCC
VCC VCC R9 XMM1
R6
20V 100kΩ
100kΩ
VCC 9
R2 3 4 8
U3

7
5
1
100kΩ U2 0
3
7
5

1
U1 3 6
7

5
1

R7
3 6 2
R3
V1 2 1
6 2 100kΩ
R1 0
2 100kΩ 0 741

4
0 741 VEE
12.5kΩ 0
4

1V 741 0 V2 5 7
R4 V4 VEE
4

0 VEE 10 R8
VEE
1.25kΩ
10kΩ -20V
VEE .1V 2V
VEE
0 V3 6 R5
-20V
125kΩ -20V
5V

Simulation circuit (in multisim)

 Circuit: Dc sweep
Our simulation V0 value and the mathematical V0 value is same. So, we can that
our circuit is ok.
EEE 311 power point circuit Design
 Designed circuit :

Rf = 100KΩ Rf = 100KΩ
Rf = 100KΩ

R1c = 12.5 kΩ 20 V R1A =

100kΩ 20 V
-
Va R2B =100kΩ 20 V
Vo -
Vb + Va -
+ Vo Va
V1= 1V R2B =100kΩ Vb +
- - 20 V Vb + Vo
- 20 V
R4c = 10 kΩ
- 20 V
V4= 2V
+
V2= 0.1V + R3c = 125 kΩ -
-
+
V3= 5V
-
Getting V0 value using multimeter:
By Doing Dc sweep: