Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
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ISBN: 9780073380643
Author: Donald A. Neamen
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
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Chapter 15, Problem 15.30P

(a)

To determine

To derive: The expression for the frequency of oscillation

(a)

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Answer to Problem 15.30P

The expression for the frequency of oscillation is ωo=10RC

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Consider the circuit shown below.

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 15, Problem 15.30P , additional homework tip  1

Calculation:

The non-inverting terminal of op-amp is grounded. Hence, the voltage v4 is equal to zero.

  v4=0V

From virtual ground, the voltage at non-inverting terminal is equal to voltage at inverting terminal

  v4=v5v5=0

Use KCL at the node v1

  v1v1R+v1v2R+v11sC=0

  v1v1R+v1v2R+sCv11=0v1v1+v1v2+sRCv1R=0v1(2+sRC)v2v1R=0v1(2+sRC)v2v1=0v1=v1(2+sRC)v2(1)

Use KCL at the node v2

  v2v1R+v2v3R+v21sC=0v2v1R+v2v3R+sCv21=0v2v1+v2v3+v2sRC=0v1+(2+sRC)v2v3=0v1=(2+sRC)v2v3. (2) 

Use KCL at the node v3

  v3v2R+v3v4R+v31sC=0

Substitute v4=0V to obtain the node equation at v3

  v3v2R+v30R+sCv31=0v3v2+v3+sRCv3R=0v3(2+sRC)v2R=0v3(2+sRC)v2=02+sRC(3)v3=v22

Substitute equation (3) in equation (2),

  v1=(2+sRC)v2v22+sRC=(2+sRC12+sRC)v2v1=((2+sRC)212+sRC)v2..(4)

Substitute equation (4) in equation (1),

  vi=v1(2+sRC)v2

  vt=v1(2+sRC)v2vl=(2+sRC)((2+sRC)212+sRC)v2v2={((2+sRC)21)1}v2=(4+s2R2C2+4sRC11)v2=(s2R2C2+4sRC+2)v2v2=v1s2R2C2+4sRC+2

Use KCL at the node v4

  v4voRF+v4v3R=00voRF+0v3R=0voRF+v3R=0vo=RFRv3

Substitute v3=v22+sRC to obtain vo

  vo=RpR(12+sRC)v2

Substitute v2=v1s2R2C2+4sRC+2 to obtain vo

  vo=(RFR)(12+sRC)(1s2R2C2+4sRC+2)v1vovl=(RFR)(12s2R2C2+8sRC+4+s3R3C3+4s2R2C2+2sRC)=(RFR)(1s3R3C3+6s2R2C2+10sRC+4)

The transfer function is given by.

  T(s)=vo(s)vt(s)T(s)=(RFR)(1s3R3C3+6s2R2C2+10sRC+4)

To find the frequency oscillation, set s=jω

     

   T(jω)=( R F R )( 1 (jω) 3 R 3 C 3 +6 (jω) 2 R 2 C 2 +10(jω)RC+4 )

   =( R F R )( 1 j ω 3 R 3 C 3 6 ω 2 R 2 C 2 +10(jω)RC+4 )

   =( R F R )( 1 46 ω 2 R 2 C 2 +j(10ωRC ω 3 R 3 C 3 ) )

   =( R F R )( 46 ω 2 R 2 C 2 j(10ωRC ω 3 R 3 C 3 ) ( 46 ω 2 R 2 C 2 ) 2 + ( (10ωRC ω 3 R 3 C 3 ) ) 2 )

   T(jω)=( R F R )( 46 ω 2 R 2 C 2 ( 46 ω 2 R 2 C 2 ) 2 + ( (10ωRC ω 3 R 3 C 3 ) ) 2 )+

                 j( R F R )( (10ωRC ω 3 R 3 C 3 ) ( 46 ω 2 R 2 C 2 ) 2 + ( (10ωRC ω 3 R 3 C 3 ) ) 2 )......................(6)

From the Barkhausen criterion, the condition for oscillation is that T(jωe)=1

To satisfy the condition T(jωo)=1 , equate the imaginary component of the equation (6) equal to zero.

  (RFR)((10ωoRCωo3R3C3)(46ωo2R2C2)2+(10ωoRCωo3R3C3)2)=0(10ωoRCωo3R3C3)=0

  ωoRC(10ωo2R2C2)=0

  (10ωo2R2C2)=0

  ωo2R2C2=10

  ωo2=10R2C2

  ωo=10RC

Conclusion:

Therefore, the expression for the frequency of oscillation is ωo=10RC

(b)

To determine

The condition of oscillation.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 15.30P

The condition of oscillation is RFR=56

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Consider the circuit shown below.

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 15, Problem 15.30P , additional homework tip  2R=20kΩ , fo=22kHz

Calculation:

Substitute 2πfc for ωo to obtain frequency of oscillations.

  2πfo=10RCfo=102πRC

The condition for oscillation is that |T(jωo)|=1, to satisfy this condition equate real part of the equation (6) equal to 1

  (RFR)(46ωo2R2C2(46ωo2R2C2)2+(10ωoRCωo3R3C3)2)=1

Substitute ωo=10RC to obtain the condition of oscillations

  (RFR)(46(10RC)2(46(10RC)2R2C2)2+(1010RCRC(10RC)3R3C3)2)=1(RFR)(56(56)2)=1RFR=56

Therefore, the required condition for oscillation is RFR=56

Conclusion:

Therefore, the required expression for the frequency of oscillation is RFR=56

(c)

To determine

To find: The values of capacitor and RF

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 15.30P

The required values are C=3.1623×109F , RF=11.12kΩ

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Consider the circuit shown below.

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 15, Problem 15.30P , additional homework tip  3R=20kΩ , fo=22kHz

Calculation:

Substitute 20kΩ for R to obtain RF

  RF=56R=56(20×103)=1120×103

Thus, the required feedback resistance is RF=11.12kΩ

Substitute 20kΩ for R,1.12kΩ for RF, and 22kHz for f0 to obtain the value of C .

  fo=102πRCC=102πfoRC=102π(22×103)(20×103)=102.765×109=3.1623×109F

Conclusion:

Therefore, the required values are C=3.1623×109F , RF=11.12kΩ

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