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    EE230-Analog Lab (Summer Course-2021) Quiz-4 (10 Marks) : June 22, 2021

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    This document outlines a quiz for an analog lab course involving circuit analysis and simulation in NGSPICE. The quiz contains 5 questions analyzing RC circuits, filter circuits, an oscillator circuit, and a gain circuit. Students are instructed to write netlists for each circuit, perform specified analyses like transient, noise and pole-zero, and report values, plots and short answers back to the teaching assistant within a 90 minute time limit. Correct labeling and formatting of netlists and report is required.

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    EE230-Analog Lab (Summer Course-2021) Quiz-4 (10 Marks) : June 22, 2021

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    EE230- Analog lab (Summer Course-2021)

    Quiz-4 (10 marks)

    June 22, 2021

    Instructions:
    • Keep your webcam ON during the quiz time. If evaluating TA asks you to share the screen
    to verify the netlist and simulation results, share it with the TA.
    • You can refer: NGSPICE tutorial, model files uploaded on the channel and your written
    netlists for the exercises. No other material is allowed.
    • TA will not tell you anything about the correctness of your circuit diagrams and
    netlists.
    • Total time allocated to write the netlist and simulate in NGSPICE => 90 min.

    • Show your netlists and simulation results of each question to the evaluating TA.
    • No Additional time will be given.

    1. Figure [ 1] is a simple RC circuit .

    Figure 1: RC circuit

    1
    (a) Write correct netlist and save the netlist as “rc.cir”. (0.5 mark)
    (b) Perform Noise analysis and report the total integrated noise (onoise total) value. (0.5mark)
    (c) (True or False) kT
    C is nearly same in value to onoise total you obtained. (k is Boltzmann
    constant 1.38 × 10−23 , T is temperature in kelvin, C is your capacitance). (0.5 mark)

    2. Given in Figure [ 2] is a slightly modified Filter circuit from that given in exercise-4.

    Figure 2: Filter Circuit

    (a) Write correct netlist and save the netlist as “Filter.cir”. (0.5 mark)
    (b) Perform pole-zero analysis between input and output voltage. Report the poles and zeros
    obtained. (0.5 mark)
    (c) (True or False) In general the number of energy storing elements in circuit is the order
    of the circuit. Does this statement hold here? Justify your answer. (1 mark)
    (d) Write the transfer function from pole-zero obtained in point(b). (0.5 mark)

    3. Given in Figure [ 3] is an oscillator circuit. Use op-amp UA741 with dual power supplies of
    ±10 V, the voltage function for +10V should be pwl(0 0 1n 10). This is necessary to start
    oscillation.

    (a) It is given that in oscillation mode, the Filter circuit attenuates the signal by 31 . From
    this information find out what should be relationship between Rin and Rf. (1.5 marks)
    (b) Select appropriate resistance values based on above relation and perform transient anal-
    ysis for 1ms with the steps of 0.1ms and observe the output.

    Hint: Some tweaking would be required to Rf value to get the oscillations.


    (1 mark)
    (c) Write correct netlist with proper values for Rin and Rf and give the frequency of oscil-
    lation. Save the netlist as “oscillator.cir”. (0.5 mark)

    2
    Figure 3: Oscillator Circuit

    Figure 4: Gain Circuit

    4. Figure [ 4] is a gain circuit having ’T’ network in the feedback. The advantage of having such
    a circuit is that you get reasonable gain without having large resistors connected in circuit
    which would increase your noise floor.

    (a) Get the gain expression for the circuit. (1.5 marks)
    (b) Choose appropriate resistor values and write the netlist so that you get a gain of approx-
    imately 20. Simulate the circuit using transient analysis for 5ms with a sine wave input

    3
    of 1kHz and 5mV amplitude. (1 mark + 0.5 mark)

    5. Make a pdf report for all the questions with netlists and plots with appropriate answers for
    the sub-question that need to be answered. Name the pdf as [Quiz-4 name roll no.pdf ].

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