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    This document describes a laboratory experiment on summing amplifiers, integrators, and differentiators using op-amps. Students will construct circuits, measure output voltages and waveforms for different component values, and answer discussion questions about the operation and design of these circuits. The objectives are to develop summing, integrator, and differentiator circuits and understand the relationship between input and output signals.

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    This document describes a laboratory experiment on summing amplifiers, integrators, and differentiators using op-amps. Students will construct circuits, measure output voltages and waveforms for different component values, and answer discussion questions about the operation and design of these circuits. The objectives are to develop summing, integrator, and differentiator circuits and understand the relationship between input and output signals.

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    This document describes a laboratory experiment on summing amplifiers, integrators, and differentiators using op-amps. Students will construct circuits, measure output voltages and waveforms for different component values, and answer discussion questions about the operation and design of these circuits. The objectives are to develop summing, integrator, and differentiator circuits and understand the relationship between input and output signals.

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    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    Laboratory 4
    SUMMING AMPLIFIER
    Summing amplifier is used for the addition of two or more input
    voltage signals.

    This amplifier circuit is used to add two voltage signals

    PROCEDURE

    I. Construct the given circuit on the given bread board.


    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    II. By using multi-meter, measure the value output voltage by


    applying 20 to 500mV input signal.

    III. Measure the wave shape for the outputs by oscilloscope for the
    given input voltage signal values. The frequency should 50 Hz and
    the phase also 0 for the above table column 5.
    0
    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    IV. By constructing the given circuit at the given breadboard, fill


    the table below for R1 = 1K, 2.2K, 3.3K and 10K with

    a. Fixed value of R2 = R3 = 1K.

    b. Fixed value of R2 = R3 = 2.2K.

    No V1 value V2 value Gain Output waveform with inputs

    1 20mV 20mV

    2 50mV Ground

    3 Ground 50mV

    4 100mV 500mV

    5 1V 50mV

    6 500mV 50mV
    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    Discussion questions
    1. Based on the data you collected at the above two tables, give
    brief conclusion about the operation of inverting and summing
    amplifier.
    2. By comparing the waveform of inputs and outputs, conclude
    the relation between summing and inverting amplifier.
    3. Based on the given wave shapes, design the summing amplifier.

    Laboratory - #5

    Integrators and Differentiators


    OBJECTIVES
    In this laboratory, you will
    ✓ Develop integrator circuits using op-amp
    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    ✓ Develop differentiator circuits using op-amp

    ✓ Relate the input and the output signal for integrator and
    differentiators.

    Materials required for this laboratory


    a. Resistors: 1K, 2.2K, 3.3K, 10K, 100K(variable resistor box)
    b. Capacitors: 22uF, 220uF, 47uF, 470uF (variable capacitor
    box)
    c. Op-amp - UA741
    d. Function Generator
    e. Oscilloscope
    f. Digital Multi-meter
    g. Bread board

    Theory/Introduction

    I. DIFFERENTIATOR CIRCUIT

    A differentiating circuit produces an output voltage which is


    proportional to the rate of change of the input voltage.

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    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    II.

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    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    INTEGRATOR CIRCUITS
    An integrating circuit is one which produces an output that is
    directly proportional to the area under the input wave shape at
    every instant.

    PROCEDURE

    I. Construct the given circuit on the given bread board.

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    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    II. By using multi-meter, measure the value output voltage by


    applying 20 to 500mV input signal and R = 1K.

    No C R Vo by Multimeter Wave shape by osc Gain


    1K
    1 22uF
    1K
    2 220uF
    1K
    3 470uF

    4 22uF 10K
    10K
    5 47uF
    10K
    6 220uF
    10K
    7 470uF

    III. Measure the wave shape for the outputs by oscilloscope for the
    given input voltage signal values. The frequency should 50 Hz and

    the biasing DC voltage (Vcc = -VEE = 15V) for step 2.

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    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    IV. Construct the given circuit on the given bread board.

    V. By using multi-meter, measure the value output voltage by


    applying 20 to 500mV input signal and R = 1K.

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    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III - FOR APPLIED ELECTRONICS II

    Discussion questions
    1. Based on the data you have collected at the above two tables,
    give brief conclusion about the operation of integrator and
    differentiator circuits.
    2. Based on the data collected, how can you relate the effect of
    Capacitor and resistors value for the output signal of differentiator
    and integrators?
    3. Is there any difference when you change the DC biasing
    voltage?
    4. What happens if you apply triangular and rectangular input
    signal for both integrator and differentiator circuits?

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