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    University Mhamed Bougara ,Boumerdes

    Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    Department of Electronics

    Done by

    -Oussama Gassab -hammouya houssam - Achraf Djerida

    Groupe 01

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    Objectives :

    The purpose of this set of experiments is to enable us to design a

    RC oscillators . the important design parameters for this design

    are :

    The output signal frequency The frequency stability The signal purity The signal amplitude

    We have the following circuit of Wien Bridge oscillators :

    A B

    i2i1

    i2

    i1

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    Answers to questions :

    Question I :

    - Finding the frequency of oscillation and the relationbetween R1 R3 when the bridge is at the equilibrium

    We have VA = 2( || 1) VA = 2 +1And VB = 11So we have VA

    VB = 0

    1 =

    2

    1+1

    (1)

    by taking the outer upper side loop we got the following

    VB + VA +

    2

    1

    +

    2

    3

    1 = 0 By using equation (1) and

    some simplification we got the following result

    VBVA = ()22 + 2 31 + 1( + 1) 2

    At the required frequency

    0 we have VB

    VA = 0

    So at S=j0 the difference must be zero so we have()2(0)2+2310+10(0+1) = 0 that is mean()202 + 2 31 0 + 1 = 0So we have

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    1 ()202 + 2 32 0 = 0 this implies that

    1

    (

    )2

    0

    2 = 0

    2 310 = 0

    0 = 1

    RC31 = 2

    So the frequency of oscillator is 0 =1

    RC and the relation

    between 3 1 31 = 2Question II :

    We have the open loop gain circuit, we have obtained by cutting

    off the feedback loop

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    By applying the divider rule we have

    VA = 1 + 1 + 1

    So we have

    VA =

    1

    2 + 3 + 1()2VA = 0 2 + 30 + 02

    And we have

    VB = 1

    1+3

    VAVB = R1R1 + R3

    S2 + 0 2 R3R1S + 022 + 30 + 02 Since =

    R3

    R1 2 we got the following resultVAVB = 1

    3 + S2 0S + 022 + 30 + 02 So

    0 =

    VA

    VB

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    The open loop gain is = 0 so

    = A3 + S2 0S + 022 + 30 + 02Finding the poles and zeros of this open loop gain

    The zeros : S2

    0

    S +

    0

    2 = 0

    1 = 0(24)2 2 = 0(+24)2 The zeros are real when

    R3

    R1> 4 the zeros are complex when

    0 021 3 > 0 so 1

    < 5931 > 32 so

    32

    < 1 < 59 3 since

    3 = 20 we have 0 < 1 5

    since 2 6 so we can write

    -5

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    4 =

    (0 + 5) ; 0 < 5

    0 ;

    0 >

    5

    When we take R0 = 111 = 1.1 11 = 12.1 R6 = 1011 = 110 So we have R3 = 2R0 = 22 K by using this value

    We will find that = 3(5

    3

    9

    1

    )

    21 3 = 11And = 5( +4) = 5 4 = 3.54b) implementation

    We have built the following circuit

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    We have got the following results

    So the result is perfect

    sinusoidal wave with

    very small distortion

    with frequency

    994.278 1kHZSo the saturation of the

    op-amp is theamplitude of the

    resulting wave

    When we choose vcc15

    for the am-amp will got

    sinusoidal wave with

    amplitude 15 v

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    e have learnt how to design and build a perfect

    sinusoidal wave with specified amplitude and

    frequency by using the feedback theory and the

    stabilization concept .

    o do that we have dealt with mathematical calculation

    by using some physical theories , and we have verified

    the results by using simulation program .

    n order to make this world work with us we have to

    understand its phenomenas and its realities to do that we

    have to use its language which is the mathematic .

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