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MAE140 Linear Circuits 152 Designing Circuits – Synthesis - Lego Port = a pair of terminals to a cct One-port cct; measure I(s) and V(s) at same port Driving point impedance or input impedance Z(s) Two-ports Transfer function; measure input at one port, output at another I(s) V(s) + - sC R sL s I s V s Z + + = = ! 1 1 ) ( ) ( ) ( I 1 (s) V 1 (s) + - V 2 (s) I 2 (s) + - Inputs Outputs

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  • MAE140 Linear Circuits152

    Designing Circuits Synthesis - Lego

    Port = a pair of terminals to a cctOne-port cct; measure I(s) and V(s) at same port

    Driving point impedance or input impedance Z(s)

    Two-portsTransfer function; measure input at one port, output at

    another

    I(s)

    V(s)+

    -sCR

    sLsI

    sVsZ

    ++==

    !1

    1

    )(

    )()(

    I1(s)

    V1(s)+

    -V2(s)

    I2(s)+

    -

    InputsOutputs

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits153

    Cascade Connections

    We want to apply a chain rule of processing

    When can we do this by cascade connection of OpAmp ccts?Cascade means output of ccti is input of ccti+1

    This makes the design and analysis much easier

    This rule works if stage i+1 does not load stage iVoltage is not changed because of next stage

    EitherOutput impedance of source stage is zero

    OrInput impedance of load stage is infinite

    Works well if Zout,source

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits154

    Cascade Connections

    Look for chain rule+_ R1V1(s)R2

    2

    1

    sC

    1

    1

    sC

    V2(s) V3(s)

    +++

    Mesh analysis( ) ( ) 11

    1

    1)()()(

    22112

    2121

    11

    2211

    1121

    ?

    total+++

    =+

    !+

    =!=sCRCRsCCRR

    sCR

    sCRsCR

    sCRsTsTsT VVV

    I2(s)I1(s)

    0)(1

    )(

    )()()(1

    22

    2111

    121111

    =!!"

    #$$%

    &+++'

    ='!!"

    #$$%

    &+

    sIsC

    RRsIR

    sVsIRsIRsC

    !"

    #$%

    &

    !!!!

    "

    #

    $$$$

    %

    &

    ++'

    '+

    =!!"

    #$$%

    &

    '

    0

    )(

    1

    1

    )(

    )( 1

    1

    212

    1

    111

    2

    1 sV

    RRsC

    R

    RRsC

    sI

    sI

    ( ) ( )

    ( ) ( ))(

    1)(

    1)(

    )(1

    )(

    1222111

    22121

    112

    23

    1221211

    22121

    1212

    2

    sV

    sCRCRCRsCCRR

    sCRsI

    sCsV

    sV

    sRCRCRCsCCRR

    RCCssI

    ++++==

    ++++=

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits155

    Cascade Connections OpAmp ccts

    OpAmps can be used to achieve the chain ruleproperty for cascade connectionsThe input to the next stage needs to be driven by the

    OpAmp outputConsider standard configurations

    Noninverting amplifierNo current drawn from V1 no load

    Inverting amplifierCurrent provided by V1(s)

    Need to make sure that stage isdriven by OpAmp output toavoid loading V1(s)

    V1(s)+

    -

    V2(s)+

    Z2+

    Z1

    V1(s) +-

    Z1 Z2

    V2(s)

    ++I(s)

    )(

    )()(

    1

    1

    sZ

    sVsI =

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits156

    OpAmp Ccts and transfer functionsNode B:

    Node B:

    +_V1(s) +-

    Z1 Z2

    V2(s)

    +A B C

    )(

    )(

    )(

    )()(0)(

    0)(

    )()(

    )(

    )()(

    1

    2

    1

    2

    2

    2

    1

    1

    sZ

    sZ

    sV

    sVsTsV

    sZ

    sVsV

    sZ

    sVsV

    VB

    BB

    !=="=

    =!

    +!

    +_V1(s)

    +

    -

    V2(s)+A

    B

    C

    Z2

    Z1

    )(

    )()()()()(

    0)(

    )(

    )(

    )()(

    1

    211

    12

    2

    sZ

    sZsZsTsVsV

    sZ

    sV

    sZ

    sVsV

    VB

    BB

    +=!=

    =+"

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits157

    Example 11-4 T&R p511

    Find the transfer function from V1(s) to V2(s)

    111

    11

    11)(sCCsR

    sCRsZ1

    +=+=

    2211 )1)(1()( 12

    ++=

    CsRCsRCsRsTV

    R2

    R1

    V1(s)

    +

    -

    1

    1

    sC

    2

    1

    sCV2(s)

    ++

    11)(

    222

    22

    22

    2 +=

    +=

    sCRR

    sCRsC

    RsZ

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits158

    Circuits as Signal Processors

    Design a circuit with transfer function

    R1=R2=100, C1=C2=1F, C3=100F, L=70mH, R3=1

    ( )( )

    ( )2484252

    10

    60260210102

    1042.1

    +

    +=

    ++

    +

    s

    jsjsss

    s

    VO(s)

    R2

    R1

    VI(s)

    +

    -

    1

    1

    sC

    2

    1

    sCV2(s)

    +

    +

    -

    +

    3

    1

    sC

    R3

    sL

    ( )( )( )LssLCR

    CsRCsRCsRsTV

    111

    )(2

    332211

    12 +++

    =

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits159

    Transfer Function Design OpAmp Stages

    First order stages

    +

    -

    1

    ++

    =ssKsTV )(

    Series RL design

    Series RC design

    1

    +

    -

    !K

    1

    !

    1

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits160

    First-order stages

    ++

    =ssKsTV )(

    1

    +

    -

    !K

    1

    !

    1

    K

    1

    Parallel RL design

    1

    +

    -

    !K

    1

    !

    1

    Parallel RC design

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits161

    Design Example 11-20 T&R p 542

    Design two ccts to realize

    Unrealistic component values scaling needed

    )4000)(1000(3000)( ++

    =ssssTV

    1000F

    +

    -

    11

    +

    -250F

    1 3

    Stage 1 Stage 2

    [ ]1000

    10001

    10

    11

    10

    1

    )( 1

    3

    3

    1+

    !=

    """

    #

    $

    %%%

    &

    '

    +!= !

    !

    !

    s

    s

    ssTV [ ][ ]

    4000

    3400013)(1

    2+

    !=+!=

    !

    s

    s

    ssTV

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits162

    Design Example 11-19 T&R p 539

    Non-inverting amplifier design

    Less OpAmps but more difficult designThree stage: last stage not driven

    Unrealistic component values still scaling needed

    1+-

    1000F

    12

    250F

    1

    Stage 1VoltageDivider

    Stage 2OpAmp

    Stage 3VoltageDivider

    )4000)(1000(3000)(

    ++=

    ssssTV

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits163

    Scaled Design Example 11-21 T&R p 544

    More realistic values for components

    Need to play games with elements to scaleThe ratio formulas for TV help permit this scaling

    It certainly is possible to demand a design TV which isunrealizable with sensible component values

    Like a pole at 10-3 Hz

    100nF

    +

    -

    1010

    +

    -25nF

    10 30

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits164

    Second-order Stage Design

    Circuit stages to yield 20

    20

    2)(

    ++=

    ssKsTV

    02!"=R 1=L KC

    !=

    20

    1

    1"

    KC

    1

    2=20

    !"K

    +-

    12

    0

    !"

    K

    1

    1 !02"#

    F20

    1

    ! +-

    !02

    1

    "#

    H2

    0

    1

    !

    F1HK

    1

  • MAE140 Linear Circuits165

    Circuit Synthesis

    Given a stable transfer function TV(s), realize it via acct using first-order and second-order stages

    We are limited to stable transfer functions to keep within thelinear range of the OpAmpsThere is an exception

    When the unstable TV(s) is part of a stable feedbacksystem

    Come to MAE143B to find out

    Transistor cct design is conceptually similar

    cbsas

    sssTV

    ++

    ++=

    2

    2

    )(!"#

    bas

    ssTV

    +

    +=

    !")(