Explain the significance of noise margin, fan out, propagation delay, and power dissipation
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Explain the significance of noise margin, fan out, propagation
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- An RLC series circuit has a 45.0 Ohm resistor, a 75.0-uH (micro-Henry) inductor, and an 45.0-uF (micro-Farad) capacitor. Find the circuit’s impedance at 120 Hz.hie = 1300 Q; hfe = 30; hre = 4x10-3; hoe = 3x10-5 Q-1 1. Find the input impedance of the amplifier Zin 2. Calculate th voltage gain Ay 3. Determine the output impedance ZoutThe reactance of a capacitor is 78 when the frequency is 440 Hz. What is the reactance when the frequency is 860 Hz?
- You have decided to build your own speaker system for your home entertainment system. The system will consist of two loudspeakers: a large “woofer,” to which you want to send low audio frequencies (bass), and a small “tweeter,” which should receive high audio frequencies (treble). To separate the high and low frequencies of the audio signal, you build the “crossover network” as shown. The input voltage is the audio output of the amplifier in your system, shown in the figure as an AC source. You have two outputs as shown: one across the resistor and one across the capacitor. (a) Across which element should you connect the woofer? (b) Across which element should you connect the tweeter? (c) To choose the appropriate values of R and C, you need to determine an expression for the ratio of the output voltage to the input voltage as a function of angular frequency ω for the resistor as an output. (d) You need to determine a similar expression for the ratio of the output voltage to the input…Problem 4: An RL low-pass filter is shown in the figure. Its purpose is to attenuate higher frequencies while allowing lower frequencies to pass through. A 930-Hz sine-wave signal with rms amplitude of Vms = 1.4 V is fed into the filter. The values of the components are R= 0.62 Q and L = 140 uH. Out L R rms Part (a) Find the output rms voltage, in volts. Vout = sin() cos() tan() 8 9 HOME cotan() asin() acos() 4 5 6 atan() acotan() sinh() 2 | 3 cosh() tanh() cotanh() END ODegrees O Radians VOl BACKSPACE DEL CLEAR Submit Hint Feedback I give up! Part (b) By what angle, in degrees, does the output voltage lag the input voltage?For the amplifier determine V out and V f.