U1 VIN VOUT FM input IN IN c2 130 Demodulated output REF TCAP TRES RL 4K7 VCON vcc VcC C1 150p LMBONTO Figure 1: LM565 PSPICE model For the circuit of Figure 1, determine the free running frequency (kHz): For the circuit of Figure 1, determine the loop gain (ratio) (mega): For the circuit of Figure 1, determine the lock (or hold) range (kHz): For the circuit of Figure 1, determine the capture range (kHz):

U1 VIN VOUT FM input IN IN c2 130 Demodulated output REF TCAP TRES RL 4K7 VCON vcc VcC C1 150p LMBONTO Figure 1: LM565 PSPICE model For the circuit of Figure 1, determine the free running frequency (kHz): For the circuit of Figure 1, determine the loop gain (ratio) (mega): For the circuit of Figure 1, determine the lock (or hold) range (kHz): For the circuit of Figure 1, determine the capture range (kHz):

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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