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    Name of The Simulation:: 1 For C-R Oscillator 2 RC 6 6 For R-C Oscillator 2 RC

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    This document provides instructions for simulations of two oscillator circuits: 1. An R-C phase shift oscillator using an op-amp. The objective is to construct the circuit and measure its theoretically expected oscillation frequency of f ≈ 1/πRC. 2. A Wien bridge oscillator. The objective is to study its operation and measure its theoretically expected oscillation frequency of f = 1/πRC. The document describes building and testing both circuits in a SPICE simulation, measuring the oscillation frequencies, and verifying them against the theoretical frequencies.

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    This document provides instructions for simulations of two oscillator circuits: 1. An R-C phase shift oscillator using an op-amp. The objective is to construct the circuit and measure its theoretically expected oscillation frequency of f ≈ 1/πRC. 2. A Wien bridge oscillator. The objective is to study its operation and measure its theoretically expected oscillation frequency of f = 1/πRC. The document describes building and testing both circuits in a SPICE simulation, measuring the oscillation frequencies, and verifying them against the theoretical frequencies.

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    This document provides instructions for simulations of two oscillator circuits: 1. An R-C phase shift oscillator using an op-amp. The objective is to construct the circuit and measure its theoretically expected oscillation frequency of f ≈ 1/πRC. 2. A Wien bridge oscillator. The objective is to study its operation and measure its theoretically expected oscillation frequency of f = 1/πRC. The document describes building and testing both circuits in a SPICE simulation, measuring the oscillation frequencies, and verifying them against the theoretical frequencies.

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    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY COURSE NO.

    : EEE 210 SIMULATION MODULE 07

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    OB1ECTIVE OF 7b The objective of this e"periment is to study the operation of the #ien bridge oscillator Theoretically the frequency of oscillation is given by f =
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    THEORY An oscillator circuit in $hich a several RC stages are used to ma%e 1&' ' phase shift (condition for an oscillator) is called R-C or C-R *hase +hift Oscillator. An oscillator circuit in $hich a balanced bridge is used as the feedbac% net$or% is the #ien bridge oscillator. .The oscillation is maintained $hen R ,R1 ratio is appro"imately . -otice that if R is made appreciably greater than R1 a square $ave oscillation is produced and if R is made less than R1 oscillation decays and ceases. PROCEDURES 1) R-C Phase Shift Oscillator

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    /ra$ the circuit as sho$n in 0ig.1a in *+pice schematics. +elect transient from Se"%2 A'a&)+$+ and set final time to .''ms Run simulation and observe the output 2easure the oscillator frequency (1,T) and record the result 3sing 0ourier Transform (press 00T) determine the frequency of oscillation 4erify both result $ith the theoretical frequency /etermine the phase shift bet$een different stages (4o 541 54 54. ) Reconnect the circuit for R-C oscillator by interchanging the R and C +et final time to .'ms and repeat the above steps

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