EE 98: Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits - With Connect Access
EE 98: Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits - With Connect Access
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Chapter 14, Problem 97P

The crossover circuit in Fig. 14.109 is a high-pass filter that is connected to a tweeter. Determine the transfer function H(ω) = Vo(ω)/Vi(ω).

Chapter 14, Problem 97P, The crossover circuit in Fig. 14.109 is a high-pass filter that is connected to a tweeter. Determine

Figure 14.109

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Find the transfer function H(ω)=Vo(ω)Vi(ω) of the crossover circuit shown in Figure 14.109.

Answer to Problem 97P

The transfer function H(ω) of the crossover circuit shown in Figure 14.109 is jω3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)(ω4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))jω3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)ω2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+jω(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1).

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

Refer to Figure 14.109 in the textbook.

Formula used:

Write a general expression to calculate the impedance of resistor in s-domain.

ZR=R        (1)

Here,

R is the value of the resistor.

Write a general expression to calculate the impedance of an inductor in s-domain.

ZL=sL        (2)

Here,

L is the value of the inductor.

Write a general expression to calculate the impedance of a capacitor in s-domain.

ZC=1sC        (3)

Here,

C is the value of the capacitor.

Write the general expression to calculate the transfer function of the system

H(ω)=Vo(ω)Vi(ω)        (4)

Here,

Vo(ω) is the output response of the system, and

Vi(ω) is the input response of the system.

Calculation:

The given circuit is redrawn as Figure 1.

EE 98: Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits - With Connect Access, Chapter 14, Problem 97P , additional homework tip  1

Use equation (1) to find ZRi.

ZRi=Ri

Use equation (1) to find ZRL.

ZRL=RL

Use equation (2) to find ZL.

ZL=sL

Use equation (3) to find ZC1.

ZC1=1sC1

Use equation (3) to find ZC2.

ZC2=1sC2

The s-domain circuit of the Figure 1 is drawn as Figure 2.

EE 98: Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits - With Connect Access, Chapter 14, Problem 97P , additional homework tip  2

Refer to Figure 2, the series connected impedances RL and 1sC2 are connected in parallel with the impedance sL.

Therefore, the equivalent impedance is calculated as follows.

Z=sL(RL+1sC2)=sL(RL+1sC2)sL+RL+1sC2=(sRLL+sLsC2)sL+RL+1sC2=(s2RLLC2+sLsC2)(s2LC2+sRLC2+1sC2)

Simplify the above equation to find Z.

Z=(s2RLLC2+sLs2LC2+sRLC2+1)

The reduced circuit of the Figure 2 is drawn as Figure 3.

EE 98: Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits - With Connect Access, Chapter 14, Problem 97P , additional homework tip  3

Apply voltage division rule on Figure 3 to find V1.

V1=ZZ+Ri+1sC1Vi

Apply voltage division rule on Figure 2 to find Vo.

Vo=RLRL+1sC2V1

Substitute ZZ+Ri+1sC1Vi for V1 in above equation to find Vo.

Vo=RLRL+1sC2(ZZ+Ri+1sC1Vi)=(RL(sRLC2+1sC2))(Z(ZsC1+sRiC1+1sC1))Vi=(sRLC2sRLC2+1)(ZsC1ZsC1+sRiC1+1)Vi

Rearrange the above equation to find VoVi.

VoVi=(sRLC2sRLC2+1)(ZsC1ZsC1+sRiC1+1)

Substitute (s2RLLC2+sLs2LC2+sRLC2+1) for Z in above equation to find VoVi.

VoVi=(sRLC2sRLC2+1)((s2RLLC2+sLs2LC2+sRLC2+1)sC1(s2RLLC2+sLs2LC2+sRLC2+1)sC1+sRiC1+1)=(sRLC2sRLC2+1)((sC1(s2RLLC2+sL)s2LC2+sRLC2+1)(sC1(s2RLLC2+sL)s2LC2+sRLC2+1)+sRiC1+1)=(sRLC2sRLC2+1)((sC1(s2RLLC2+sL)s2LC2+sRLC2+1)(sC1(s2RLLC2+sL)+s3RiLC1C2+s2LC2+s2RiRLC1C2+sRLC2+sRiC1+1s2LC2+sRLC2+1))=(sRLC2sRLC2+1)(sC1(s2RLLC2+sL)sC1(s2RLLC2+sL)+s3RiLC1C2+s2LC2+s2RiRLC1C2+sRLC2+sRiC1+1)

Simplify the above equation to find VoVi.

VoVi=(sC1(sRLC2)(s2RLLC2+sL)(sRLC2+1)(sC1(s2RLLC2+sL)+s3RiLC1C2+s2LC2+s2RiRLC1C2+sRLC2+sRiC1+1))=((s2RLC1C2)(s2RLLC2+sL)(sRLC2+1)(s3RLLC1C2+s2LC1+s3RiLC1C2+s2LC2+s2RiRLC1C2+sRLC2+sRiC1+1))=((s4RL2LC1C22+s3RLLC1C2)(s4RL2LC1C22+s3RLLC1C2+s3RLLC1C2+s2LC1+s4RiRLLC1C22+s3RiLC1C2+s3RLLC22+s2LC2+s3RiRL2C1C22+s2RiRLC1C2+s2RL2C22+sRLC2+s2RiC1RLC2+sRiC1+sRLC2+1))=((s4RL2LC1C22+s3RLLC1C2)(s4RL2LC1C22+s4RiRLLC1C22+s3RLLC1C2+s3RLLC1C2+s3RiLC1C2+s3RLLC22+s3RiRL2C1C22+s2LC1+s2LC2+s2RiRLC1C2+s2RL2C22+s2RiC1RLC2+sRLC2+sRiC1+sRLC2+1))

Simplify the above equation to find VoVi.

VoVi=(s3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)(s4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))+s3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)+s2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+s(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1))

Substitute jω for s in above equation to find Vo(ω)Vi(ω).

Vo(ω)Vi(ω)=((jω)3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)((jω)4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))+(jω)3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)+(jω)2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+(jω)(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1))=(j3ω3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)(j4ω4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))+j3ω3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)+j2ω2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+jω(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1))=(j2jω3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)((j2)2ω4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))+j2jω3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)+j2ω2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+jω(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1))=(jω3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)((1)2ω4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))jω3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)ω2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+jω(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1)){j2=1}

Simplify the above equation to find Vo(ω)Vi(ω).

Vo(ω)Vi(ω)=(jω3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)(ω4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))jω3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)ω2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+jω(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1))        (5)

From equation (5), the equation (4) becomes,

H(ω)=Vo(ω)Vi(ω)=jω3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)(ω4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))jω3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)ω2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+jω(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1)

Conclusion:

Thus, the transfer function H(ω) of the crossover circuit shown in Figure 14.109 is jω3RLLC1C2(sRLC2+1)(ω4(RLLC1C22(RL+Ri))jω3(RLLC1C2+RLLC1C2+RiLC1C2+RLLC22+RiRL2C1C22)ω2(LC1+LC2+RiRLC1C2+RL2C22+RiC1RLC2)+jω(RLC2+RiC1+RLC2)+1).

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