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Tutorial Sheet - 8 (Sinusoidal Oscillators)

The document discusses various sinusoidal oscillator circuits including Colpitts, Clapp, Hartley, and Wien bridge oscillators. It provides example calculations for determining the oscillation frequencies of these circuits given component values. It also discusses using RC networks and potentiometers to vary the oscillation frequencies in signal generator applications.

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Tutorial Sheet - 8 (Sinusoidal Oscillators)

The document discusses various sinusoidal oscillator circuits including Colpitts, Clapp, Hartley, and Wien bridge oscillators. It provides example calculations for determining the oscillation frequencies of these circuits given component values. It also discusses using RC networks and potentiometers to vary the oscillation frequencies in signal generator applications.

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Sulabh Kumar
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Basic Electronic Devices and Circuits (10B11EC211) Tutorial Sheet -8 (Sinusoidal Oscillators) 1.

A radio receiver has a tuned-collector oscillator working as its local oscillator. Determine the re!uenc" o oscillations when its LC tank circuit has the values L # $2.% &'( and C # )00 *+. ,Ans. : 1 -'./ 2. +igure 12.10 shows the circuit o a Col*itts oscillator. (a) 1hat is its a**ro2imate re!uenc" o oscillation 3 (b) 1hat is the eed4ack actor 3 (c) +or the oscillator to start( what is the minimum value o gain A 3 ,Ans. : (a) 2.5$ -'.6 (b) 0.16 (c) 10/

i!. 1 Col*itts oscillator circuit ". 7 the value o L is dou4led in +ig. 1( what is the re!uenc" o oscillation 3 ,Ans. : 1.$8 -'./ #. 1hat value o the inductance in +ig. 2 is re!uired to dou4le the re!uenc" o oscillation 3 ,Ans. : 1.2% &'/ $. 7 a ca*acitor o )8 *+ is connected in series with % &' o +ig. 12.10( the circuit 4ecomes a Cla** oscillator. 1hat is the re!uenc" o oscillation 3 ,Ans. : 10.) -'./ %. +igure 12.20 shows the tuned circuit used in a 'artle" oscillator( with L1 # 1 &'( L2 # 0.2 &'( and C # 1000 *+. (a) 1hat is its re!uenc" o oscillation 3 (b) 1hat is the eed4ack actor 3 (c) +or the oscillator to start( what is the minimum value o gain A3 ,Ans. : (a) ).$ -'.6 (b) 0.26 (c) %/

i!. 2 &. 9he RC network shown in +ig. 5 a is used as the eed4ack network in a *hase-shi t oscillator. 9he values o the com*onents are R # 10 k: and C # 0.1 &+. Calculate the re!uenc" o oscillation o the oscillator. ,Ans. : $). 0 './

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(b)

8. 7n the a4ove !uestion( i C is chosen to 4e 0.01 &+( what value o R will *roduce oscillations o % k'. 3 ,Ans. : 1.5 k:/ '. 9he RC network shown in +ig. 5b is used in a low- re!uenc" 1ien 4ridge oscillator circuit. Calculate the re!uenc" o oscillation. 7 the re!uenc" is re!uired to 4e changed to 5.2 k'.( determine the new value o ca*acitance to 4e used with the same resistance o 100 k:. ,Ans. : 1%.0 k'.( )08 *+/ 1(. A student designed a sinusoidal signal generator using the 1ien 4ridge oscillator circuit shown in +ig. ). 9he range o re!uenc" o oscillation is selected 4" a ganged switch that 4rings in di erent values o ca*acitors into the circuit. 7n a given range( the re!uenc" is varied 4" ganged 20-k: *otentiometers. (a) ;osition A is the lowest re!uenc" range. Determine the minimum and ma2imum re!uenc" o oscillation on this range. (b) Calculate the minimum and ma2imum re!uenc" o oscillation or other *ositions o the ganged switch. (c) 1hat is the overall range o re!uenc" or the designed signal generator 3 (d) Can the re!uencies 4e continuousl" varied over this entire range without an" 4reak 3 ,Ans. : (a) 5%.< '.( 5$2 '.6 (b) 5%< '.( 5.$2 k'.6 5.%< k'.( 5$.2 k'.6 5%.< k'.( 5$2 k'.6 (c) 5%.< '.( 5$2 k'.6 (d) "es./

i!. # 11. 9he ac e!uivalent circuit o a cr"stal has the values = L # 1 '( Cs # 0.01 *+( R # 1 k:( and Cm # 20 *+. Calculate the series and *arallel resonant re!uencies o the cr"stal. ,Ans. : 1%01.%% k'.( 1%01.0% k'./

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