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BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, PILANI K.K BIRLA GOA CAMPUS SECOND SEMESTER (2013-14) Comprehensive Examinations - PART-B Analog Electronics (EEE/INSTR C364/F341) Date: 08-05-2014 Time: 120 min Maximum Marks: 70 Closed Book -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instructions: (i) Answer All questions. (ii) Supply voltages for the op-amp is 15V and Vsat = 13V. (iii) V D(ON) = 0.7 V. (iv) Any required data not explicitly given, may be suitably assumed and stated. (v) All the answers and diagrams should be written using PEN only. Anything written using PENCIL will not be evaluated. (vi) Over written answers and multiple answers will not be evaluated. Q1. For the circuit shown in Figure 1, (i) obtain an expression for the output voltage (ii) Draw the input and output waveforms for the following input combinations. (a) V 1 = 2V , V 2 = 5 sin (210 3 t)V , and V 3 = 2V (b) V 1 = 5 sin (210 3 t) V, V 2 = 2 V, and V 3 = - 3V [8] Q2. Obtain an expression for the current I through the resistor ‘r’ in the circuit shown in Figure 2. [8] Q3. Sketch the output voltage waveform as a function of input voltage (for both positive and negative values) for the circuit shown in Figure 3. [8] Figure 1 Figure 2 V in = 5 sin (210 3 t) Figure 3 V O

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  • BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, PILANI

    K.K BIRLA GOA CAMPUS

    SECOND SEMESTER (2013-14) Comprehensive Examinations - PART-B

    Analog Electronics (EEE/INSTR C364/F341)

    Date: 08-05-2014 Time: 120 min Maximum Marks: 70 Closed Book

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Instructions: (i) Answer All questions.

    (ii) Supply voltages for the op-amp is 15V and Vsat = 13V. (iii) VD(ON) = 0.7 V.

    (iv) Any required data not explicitly given, may be suitably assumed and stated.

    (v) All the answers and diagrams should be written using PEN only. Anything

    written using PENCIL will not be evaluated.

    (vi) Over written answers and multiple answers will not be evaluated.

    Q1. For the circuit shown in Figure 1, (i) obtain an expression for the output voltage

    (ii) Draw the input and output waveforms for the following input combinations.

    (a) V1 = 2V , V2 = 5 sin (2103 t)V , and V3 = 2V

    (b) V1 = 5 sin (2103 t) V, V2 = 2 V, and V3 = - 3V [8]

    Q2. Obtain an expression for the current I through the resistor r in the circuit shown in Figure 2. [8]

    Q3. Sketch the output voltage waveform as a function of input voltage (for both positive and

    negative values) for the circuit shown in Figure 3. [8]

    Figure 1

    Figure 2

    Vin= 5 sin (2103t)

    Figure 3

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  • Q4. Find R1 and Rf in the integrator shown in Figure 4 so that the peak gain is 20dB and the

    gain is 3 dB down from its peak when = 10,000 rad/s. Use a capacitance of 0.01uF. [8]

    Q5. Design an analog computer setup to solve the differential equation:

    with the initial condition [10]

    Q6. Design a timer circuit to control the heater using 12V relay. The relay is driven by the

    output of the timer and the heater is connected to the relay output. The lowest time duration

    is 1 sec and highest time duration is 100 sec. [8]

    Q7. Design an Astable Multivibrator using 741 op-amp such that

    (a) Charging time can be varied from 0.1msec to 5msec (b) Discharging time can be varied from 0.15msec to 15msec (c) The peak to peak output voltage required is 7V. [10]

    Q8. Design a voltage regulator using IC723 to provide the output voltage of 5 V at 1.5 A.

    Foldback current limiting is to be provided so that Iknee = 1.6 A and Isc = 300 mA. Assume

    the input voltage is 13 V. Refer Figure 4 for the pin configuration. [10]

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  • Q1.

    Vo= -V1 + V2+V3

    (a)

    Vo= -2 + 5 sin 2 (103)t + 2

    =5 sin 2 (103)t V

    (b)

    Vo= - 5 sin 2 (103)t +2 -3 V

    = - 5 sin 2 (103)t 1 V

    Q2

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    Q3

    During positive half cycle

    D1 is reverse biased,

    V0= RL/(RL+10k+20k)=10k/(10k+10k+20k)=Vi/4=1.25 sin (2103)t

    During negative half cycle,

    T

    Time (s)

    0.00 1.00m 2.00m 3.00m 4.00m

    VG1

    -5.00

    5.00

    VM1

    -5.00

    5.00

    T

    Time (s)

    0.00 1.00m 2.00m 3.00m 4.00m

    VG1

    -5.00

    5.00

    VM1

    -6.00

    4.00

  • V0=- 20k/10k(-Vi)= 25 sin (2103)t=10 sin (2103)t

    Q4

    Gain = 20 log (RF/R1)

    RF/R1= 10

    c =1/(RFC) =1/(RF0.01F)=10k

    RF= 10k

    Hence R1= 1k

    Q5

    T

    Time (s)

    0.00 1.00m 2.00m 3.00m 4.00m

    VG1

    -5.00

    5.00

    VM1

    -2.00

    10.00

  • Q6

    Ton= 1.1 RAC

    Let C= 100 F

    RA(min)= Ton/1.1C= 1sec/(1.1100F)= 9.09 k

    RA(max)= Ton/1.1C= 100sec/(1.1100F)= 909 k

    Q7

    If we use R2= 10k then R2/R1=0.86

    Then R1= 11.6 k

    When V0 is positive then D1 will conduct and capacitor charges with time constant T1= R3C

    Similarly when V0 is negative then D2 will conduct and capacitor discharges with time constant

    T1= R4C

    Let C=0.01 F

    R3(min)= T1(min)/C=0.1msec/0.01=1 k

    For T1= 5 msec , R3(max)= 5msec/0.01F= 50 k

    Thus R3 is series connection of 1 k resistor and 50 k potentiometer.

    For discharging interval,

    R4(min)= 0.15/0.01 1.5 k

  • R4(max)= 15 msec/0.01F= 150k

    Thus R4 is series connection of 1.5 k resistor and 150 k potentiometer.

    Q8

    Ilimit = Vsense/Rsc= 0.6/Rsc

    Rsc= 0.6/1.5A=0.4

    VR2= 5V

    Vref= 7.15 V

    VR2=Vref (R2/R1+R2)

    5V= 7.15 (R2/(R1+R2))

    R2/(R1+R2)=0.699

    Let R1= 1k then R2= 2.32 k

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