Project 3 Report EEL3123C

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Project 3 Report EEL3123C Davi Dantas Kyle Ingleton Roman Luknicki
Objectives and Tasks - The ultimate goal of the project is to design circuits that meet certain design requirements. - To achieve the design requirements, our group needed to implement a Bandpass Filter. Dissection of Implementation To implement the design requirements as the image below. To achieve that we investigated the properties of a passband filter. We decided to move forward with the circuit which has the resistor and then the capacitor and inductor are connected in parallel. When frequencies are very low the inductor will become a short circuit and the capacitor will become an open circuit. With very high frequencies, the inductors will become open circuits and the capacitors will become short circuits. To find the correct values for the circuit elements we used the equations related to Bandpass filter. We set W0 to be 750 Hz, since that’s dead center from the range where the design requirements want the transfer function to be 0.8 or higher. Wc1 was set to 500 Hz and Wc2 by math, came out to be 1125 Hz. We then calculated the values for the Inductor and Resistance and tried with different load resistors. As it can be seen from the simulation on Simulation section, we implemented 2 circuit configuration. One has a 2K ohms load resistor and the other one has a 30K ohms resistor. Both of them perfectly work with the design requirements Simulation and Results
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Experimental Results
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Results Comparison The outcomes derived from our analysis in Multisim align seamlessly with our independently conducted oscillator measurements, thereby providing strong validation that our circuit has effectively met the targeted performance objectives. Specifically, our measurements demonstrate that the circuit performs exceptionally well across different frequency bands. For frequencies lower than 200 Hz, the transfer rate functions are well within the expected range. Similarly, between 500 Hz and 1 kHz, the circuit showcases accurate performance. Even at higher frequencies exceeding 4 kHz, achieves the defined range by the problem. Conclusion In summary, our success in meeting the requirements outlined in the prompt can be attributed to meticulous calculations of key parameters such as W0, Wc1, Wc2, inductor, and capacitor values. These values were methodically selected and positioned to align with the desired Band Pass filter characteristics. This experiment has allowed us to gain valuable insights into how varying inductor and capacitor values can significantly influence the Transfer Function ratios at different frequencies.
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