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1 of 22 LABORATORY ELECTRONICS II Oscillators Amplifiers are based on feedback where output voltage is added to the input. The effective gain A is: If αA 0 is negative there is a normal amplifier: If αA 0 is near 1: This will give oscillations There are also oscillations for αA 0 > 1. A 0 v in v out add v in + αv out sample αv out αv out A v out v in --------- A 0 1 A 0 α ( ) ------------------------ = = A A 0 1 A 0 α ( ) ------------------------ A 0 < = A A 0 1 A 0 α ( ) ------------------------ =

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    Oscillators

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    plifiers are based on feedback where output voltage is added to the inp

    e effective gain A is:

    αA0 is negative there is a normal amplifier:

    αA0 is near 1:

    is will give oscillations

    ere are also oscillations for αA0 > 1.

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    vin + αvoutsampleαvout

    αvout

    Avoutvin----------

    A01 A0α–( )

    ------------------------= =

    AA0

    1 A0α–( )------------------------ A0

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    Signal Phase

    Po oscillation.

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    sitive feedback must be in phase to compensate for energy lost on each

    e low pass filter provides a phase shift that depends on the frequency.

    e phase can be expressed in terms of the complex impedance.

    e phase depends on the frequency:

    high frequency, φ -> −90 ω = 1/RC, φ = −45 low frequency, φ -> 0

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    B2

    C2+

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    1 ω2R2C2+------------------------------=

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    Wien Bridge Oscillator

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    e Wien bridge oscillator uses positive feedback to t a phase shift on an RC filter.

    e positive feedback can be calculated from the RC ters.

    e RC networks provide a voltage divider for the non-inverting input.

    e inverting input must be equal to the non-inverting input so the variableould be set to 1/3.

    atching terms in the complex expression is called phase cancellation.

    e frequency ω is the point of stable oscillations.

    50 kΩ

    R C

    ZRCser 1 jωC( )⁄ R+1 jωRC+

    jωC-----------------------= =

    ZRCparR jωC⁄

    1 jωC( )⁄ R+-------------------------------- R

    1 jωRC+-----------------------= =

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    ZRCpar ZRCser+------------------------------------------ vout

    1jωRC 1 jωRC( )⁄ 3+ +-------------------------------------------------------- v= =

    0 jωRC 1 jωRC( )⁄+=

    ω 1 RC⁄=

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    Self-Regulating Feedback

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    is very difficult to get the oscillator feedback set to exactly 1/3.

    e Wien bridge oscillator could be better with a istance on the inverting input that varies with rrent, eg. a lamp.

    other solution is to use an FET as the variable istor. The RC delay on the signal to the FET gate kes the circuit resistance vary slowly compared to frequency of oscillation.

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    1.0 μF

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    LC Oscillators

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    e Colpitts oscillator uses an LC resonance to establish the oscillation.

    e inverting input is a parallel LC circuit (impedance divider) and the poough the capacitor.

    e Hartley oscillator also uses an LC resonance to establish the oscillatio

    vout−+

    C2

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    ------------------------=

    C1

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    ω 1L1 L2+( )C

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    Crystal Oscillators

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    quartz crystal converts strain into voltage through piezoelectricity:

    e schematic symbol for a crystal:

    ere are natural crystal oscillations equivalent to an RLC circuit.

    e crystal oscillator forms a tuned LC-feedback for the op-amp.

    e crystal is usually only marked with the characteristic frequency.

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    10 kΩ

    150 kHz

    100 kΩ

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    Comparator

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    comparator returns one of two values based on whether the input is greaerence value.

    op-amp can function directly as an analog comparator.

    e logic states are vout = VCC if vin > Vref; vout = VEE if vin < Vref.

    w-battery indicator

    b is the value to be tested, VCC supplies power to the tester.

    VEE

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    VCC

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    R1

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    Schmitt Trigger

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    e Schmitt trigger is a circuit with binary output that has thresholds at twpending on the present state of the output.

    is combines analog elements with binary logic.

    e non-inverting input of the op-amp has a threshold which solely based oef and vout.

    r equal resistors and 5 V supply, vth=1.67 V or 3.33 V for vout = 0 V or 5

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    vth1

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    R3------+ +⎝ ⎠

    ⎛ ⎞ VrefR2

    ----------voutR3

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    Hysteresis

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    e Schmitt trigger circuit has one threshold when approaching from a lowferent one when approaching from a high voltage state.

    e effect of having different thresholds for different directions is called h

    plot of the input versus output shows the hysteresis diagram.

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    5 V

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    Output

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    Relaxation Oscillator

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    R1R1 R2+-------------------Vout=

    t Vthr Vout+( )et– RfC⁄–

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    T2---–⎝ ⎠

    ⎛ ⎞ RC( )⁄–

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    e relaxation oscillator uses RC network on the erting input.

    current flowing through Rf n charge or discharge the pacitor C with a time nstant t = RfC.

    e threshold for the output ifts due to the hysteresis of amplifier.

    e output voltage is set at either +VCC or -VCC depending on the relative d the period depends on Vthr/Vout.

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    R1R2

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    C Vout

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    Triangle-Wave Oscillator

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    e relaxation oscillator can be modified to charge the capacitor with a co

    e JFET pair is Q1 and Q2. When the gate is more positive the JFET condgative it acts as a current source.

    hen Vout = −VCC : Q1 conducts and Q2 provides constant current.

    hen Vout = +VCC : Q2 conducts and Q1 provides constant current.

    Vout

    −+

    R1R2

    Vcap

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    R1 R2+-------------------Vout λ= =

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    Q1 Q2

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    Triangle Timing

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    e signal at Vcap is a ramp from −λVCC to +λVCC .

    e period is

    e triangle wave is not from Vout but instead from Vcap.

    VCC V

    V– CC

    VCC Vout

    V– CC

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    I----------------------=

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    Monostable Multivibrator

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    e monostable multivibrator, also called a one-shot, is a device with two e stable state and another of fixed duration.

    op-amp one-shot can be made from a relaxation oscillator.

    re the negative feedback capacitor is shorted by a diode, VC

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    One-Shot Recovery Time

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    ad time is the time when a device cannot function normally.

    e recovery time as the capacitor is charging towards 0.6 V a new triggerfficiently negative to permit refiring.

    ith the resistor divider, this is not generally possible and no trigger is acc15 V

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    Inverter One-Shot

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    digital inverter can be used as a one-shot.

    e input pulse is altered by the high-pass filter.

    e falling edge of the input pulse has no effect, t the rising edge produces a pulse into the erter that crosses the threshold for a time

    oportional to RC.

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    t RC⁄–=

    t RC 2log 0.693RC= =

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    Astable Multivibrator

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    astable multivibrator is a square wave generator.

    e output of a monostable multivibrator can feed back to retrigger anothe

    hen Vout = +5, VC is charged towards ground from V2.

    the input V1 drops below the logic threshold, V2 = +5 and Vout = 0.

    hen Vout = 0, VC is charged towards +5 from V2.

    e system oscillates between the two states.

    Vout

    R1 C

    V2

    R2

    V1

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    f1

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    Integrated Circuit One-Shots

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    aking a one-shot from gates leaves a design that depends on the individuaracteristics.

    tegrated one-shots avoid component variations, and require only the extepacitor to set RC.

    B and X can trigger the one-shot, A with a falling edge, B and X with ri a reset for Q.

    and C set the time constant for the output pulse. As long as an input trigtput will continue to retrigger.

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    555 Timer

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    e of the most important ltivibrators is the 555 timer.

    e 555 uses two internal thresholds.

    ere are three external points, one is t by the external RC network, one an external pulse, and one is used discharge the capacitor.

    this configuration the 555 timer ts as a one-shot.

    e input pulse starts the charging pacitor.

    hen the threshold is reached the pacitor discharges.

    e output pulse length is T = RCln3 = 1.1RC.

    R

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    RST

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    GND

    −+

    −+

    BAL

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    TRG

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    5 kΩ

    5 kΩ

    5 kΩ

    C

    2/3 VCC1/3 VCC

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    555 as an Astable Multivibrator

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    e 555 can be wired as an oscillator.

    e capacitor is charged is through R1 d R2.

    e capacitor is discharged only ough R2.

    e two states will have unequal ration.

    e output pulse length is

    (R1 + R2)Cln2 + R2Cln2 = 0.693(R1 + 2R2)C.

    R1

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    RST

    C

    GND

    −+

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    THR

    TRG

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    5 kΩ

    5 kΩ

    5 kΩ

    R2

    2/3 VCC1/3 VCC

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    Duty Cycle

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    e ratio of the high part of the cycle to the period is the duty cycle.

    r the 555 timer, duty cycle = (R1 + R2) / (R1 + 2R2).

    duty cycle can be evened out by putting the output into a divide by two

    diode can make a low duty cycle 555 circuit.

    e 555 is set up as a monostable with Tl = 0.693R1C.

    hen the output is low the diode is off and the discharging is through the

    hen the output is high the diode conducts and the charging is through R2

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    Sawtooth Oscillator

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    constant current creates a linear change on the capacitor.

    ere will be a triangle wave while charging but an immediate discharge.

    is circuit uses the 555 timer chip as an oscillator.

    e pnp transistor forms a constant current source with

    e capacitor charges to 2/3 VCC then immediately discharges to

    VCC.

    Vout

    R1

    R2

    DIS555

    C

    TRG

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    VCC

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    R1 R2+-------------------⎝ ⎠⎜ ⎟⎛ ⎞

    VBE+–⎩ ⎭⎨ ⎬⎧ ⎫

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    Sawtooth Wave

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    e signal at Vcap is a ramp from 1/3VCC to 2/3VCC .

    e period is

    buffer at Vcap is needed to drive other circuits.

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    Oscillators. Amplifiers are based on feedback where output voltage is added to the input.. The effective gain A is:. If aA0 is negative there is a normal amplifier:. If aA0 is near 1:

    Signal Phase. Positive feedback must be in phase to compensate for energy lost on each oscillation.. The low pass filter provides a phase shift that depends on the frequency.. The phase can be expressed in terms of the complex impedance.. The phase depends on the frequency:

    Wien Bridge Oscillator. The Wien bridge oscillator uses positive feedback to get a phase shift on an RC filter.. The positive feedback can be calculated from the RC filters.. The RC networks provide a voltage divider for the non-inverting input.. The inverting input must be equal to the non-inverting input so the variable resistor voltage divider should be set to 1/3.. Matching terms in the complex expression is called phase cancellation.. The frequency w is the point of stable oscillations.

    Self-Regulating Feedback. It is very difficult to get the oscillator feedback set to exactly 1/3.. The Wien bridge oscillator could be better with a resistance on the inverting input that varies with current, eg. a lamp.. Another solution is to use an FET as the variable resistor. The RC delay on the signal to the FET gate makes the circuit resistance vary slowly compared to the frequency of oscillation.

    LC Oscillators. The Colpitts oscillator uses an LC resonance to establish the oscillation.. The Hartley oscillator also uses an LC resonance to establish the oscillation.

    Crystal Oscillators. A quartz crystal converts strain into voltage through piezoelectricity:. There are natural crystal oscillations equivalent to an RLC circuit.. The crystal oscillator forms a tuned LC-feedback for the op-amp.. The crystal is usually only marked with the characteristic frequency.

    Comparator. A comparator returns one of two values based on whether the input is greater or less than a reference value.. An op-amp can function directly as an analog comparator.. Low-battery indicator

    Schmitt Trigger. The Schmitt trigger is a circuit with binary output that has thresholds at two different voltages depending on the present state of the output.. This combines analog elements with binary logic.. The non-inverting input of the op-amp has a threshold which solely based on the three resistors and Vref and vout.

    Hysteresis. The Schmitt trigger circuit has one threshold when approaching from a low voltage state and a different one when approaching from a high voltage state.. The effect of having different thresholds for different directions is called hysteresis.. A plot of the input versus output shows the hysteresis diagram.

    Relaxation Oscillator. The relaxation oscillator uses an RC network on the inverting input.. A current flowing through Rf can charge or discharge the capacitor C with a time constant t = RfC.. The threshold for the output shifts due to the hysteresis of the amplifier.. The output voltage is set at either +VCC or -VCC depending on the relative values of Vcap and Vthr, and the period depends on Vthr/Vout.

    Triangle-Wave Oscillator. The relaxation oscillator can be modified to charge the capacitor with a constant current.

    Triangle Timing. The signal at Vcap is a ramp from -lVCC to +lVCC .. The period is. The triangle wave is not from Vout but instead from Vcap.

    Monostable Multivibrator. The monostable multivibrator, also called a one-shot, is a device with two output states that has one stable state and another of fixed duration.. An op-amp one-shot can be made from a relaxation oscillator.. Here the negative feedback capacitor is shorted by a diode, VC