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    1. Figure 1 5

    2. A patient with stroke has been admitted in emergency care of a hospital, the doctor advised
    the technician to record the Electroencephalogram (EEG) signal. After recording EEG, the
    doctor could’nt diagnose properly because of the 60 Hz power line interference hum in 5
    Electroencephalogram (EEG) signal. Design a filter to remove the hum alone so that the
    other frequency components shouldn’t be disturbed.

    3. Consider the circuit shown in Figure 2.


    i.For an ideal opamp and diode conditions determine the VUT and VLT and draw the hysteresis
    curve.
    ii.What will be the threshold voltages if the diode has a cut-in voltage of 0.7V.
    iii.Draw the hysteresis curve if the supply voltages are +12 V and -12V.

    Figure 2

    A hypothetical feedback loop is shown in Figure 3. The loop contains an amplifier with an 5
    4.
    inverting gain, a resistive attenuation network, an all-pass phase shift network, and an
    amplifier having unspecified gain and phase shift. At some reference frequency, the polar
    forms of the various gains and transfer functions are shown. What gain magnitude A and
    phase shift θ for amplifier 2 would result in steady-state sinusoidal oscillations at the
    reference frequency?

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    Figure 3

    7. A radar signal with a frequency range of 0-10 kHz is recorded for analysis. The signal is
    having maximum energy content in the band of 4 kHz to 8 kHz. In order to gather the
    information of the signal, it is required to separate the signals into various frequency bands: 10
    0 to 4 kHz, 4 kHz to 8 kHz, above 8 kHz. Design a single circuit to separate all this band of
    frequencies in stages.

    8. a)The frequency response data for a filter is shown below. Design the circuit. Assume
    R1=20kΩ, C=0.0047µF
    Input Gain magnitude Magnitude in dB
    frequency(Hz)
    100 0.01586 -35.99
    200 0.0634 -23.96
    700 0.6979 -3.124
    1000 1.1215 0.9960
    3K 1.5763 3.953 10
    7K 1.5857 4.004
    10K 1.5859 4.006
    30K 1.5860 4.006
    100K 1.5860 4.006

    b)If the filter must allow frequencies from 1khz to 5khz , with a pass band gain of 4 and
    with the same order as in (a), What changes must be carried out in the design.
    (Let C=0.0047µF, R1=10k). Plot its frequency response plot.
    9. An electronics engineer designs a combination of two opamp circuits, to produce a 2kHz
    triangular waveform. One of the circuit in the output side is the integrator. Design the 10
    complete circuit. Assume the capacitor value as 0.01µF, if needed.

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