V,(s) (i) Derive the transfer function, G(s)= V,(s)* (ii) Design the combination of resistor, R2, and capacitor, C, that can produce the step response with an overshoot of 10% and a settling time 1.5 ms. (iii) The capacitor is completely discharged before the step input voltage (V;) of 10 volts is supplied to the system. Formulate the output function of Vo in the time domain. (iv) Plot the unit step response of Vo(t) in a graph (t from 0 s to 3 ms). Indicate the settling time, peak time, and maximum overshoot in the graph.

V,(s) (i) Derive the transfer function, G(s)= V,(s)* (ii) Design the combination of resistor, R2, and capacitor, C, that can produce the step response with an overshoot of 10% and a settling time 1.5 ms. (iii) The capacitor is completely discharged before the step input voltage (V;) of 10 volts is supplied to the system. Formulate the output function of Vo in the time domain. (iv) Plot the unit step response of Vo(t) in a graph (t from 0 s to 3 ms). Indicate the settling time, peak time, and maximum overshoot in the graph.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P: Visit your local library (at school or home) and describe the extent to which it provides literature...

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

For the circuit shown in Fig. below, calculate Avf, Zif and Zof. Where he= 50 and hie 1.1 k2. ? 15 V RC 352 loff Vi RE 1k2
Let the following electrical circuits be, in which it is required to determine the value of the voltage V shown:Note that the two previous circuits are identical, the only difference is the load element that has been selected in each of them: in electrical network 1 the load element is resistor R3 while in electrical network 2 the element of load is resistor R1.a) Find, using Thévenin's theorem, the voltage V in electrical network 1.b) Find, using Thévenin's theorem, the voltage V in the electrical network 2.
In LM 317 voltage regulator shown in fig R₂ is adjusted to 2.4 k. If the value of R₁ is 240 22, determine the regulated d.c. output voltage for the circuit. Also determine what value of R₂ is suitable to get the output voltage of 16 v. LM317 Ad
For the network below, determine: a. S(ICO) b. S(VBE) c. S(B), using T1 as the temperature at which the parameter values are specified and B(T2) as 25% more than B(T1) 16 V Ice 1.8 kQ 510 k2 Vc VCE B= 120 IBQ oVE
Q3) For the network shown in the figure below, determine the following: a) fe b) Zinl and Zin2 c) Zo1 and Zo2 d) Avı, Av2, and AVT +20 V 6.8 kQ 30 ka 6.8 ka 30 ka 0.5 F 0.5 uF P-150 B- 150 1.5 ka 50 uF 1.5 ka 50 uF
Determine the following for the network: a)VGSQ b)IDQ c)VDS d)VD e)VG f)VS
2.21 Given the circuit diagram in Fig. P2.21, find the following voltages: Vda, Vbh, Vges Vdi, V far Vac» Vais Vnfs Vp, and Vde- gc> ас» 8 V 12 V а + b + 20 V d + + 16 V 8 V 14 V + h + i 12 V 4 V
Vcc For the circuit shown in Figuye 2.5ks2 If Ve=lor, Be200, RI -10v I20A Iksz ww
is the given bjt circuit below an amplifier or not? R₂: C₁ HH 10mV 50 μF true false in 2650 2 R₁ +18 v=Vbb 27.35 KQ NPN RE 22002 Rc² =1780 £2 C₂ out 10 μF 2N2222 B-100 100 μF CE 3R₁ 4k
University of Basrah College of Engineering-Department of Computer Engineering First Year Electrical Circuit Lab. y voltage source to zero means replacing the voltage source with a short c - current source to zero means replacing the current source with an open he circuit given in Fig.2. containing two voltage sources. Vo R1 R2 0 en Vs1 R3 Vs2 Fig. 2 he output voltage Vo is measured over R3. Several different methods can b ine the output voltage. For this circuit, superposition provides a simple ap position method says that for this circuit having two voltage sources Vs1 ar Vo = a1Vsı + a2Vs2 nine the first term, Vs1 is kept and Vs2 is short circuited (Fig.3a). The outpu cermined then. Similarly, for the second term, Vs2 is kept and Vsi is short The output voltage Vs2 is then determined.
Home work: Rs Q1) For the following circuit, calculate the: 8k a) Current in resistor R1 through Rg. R125k 90VT b) Voltage between points (x) and (a), Vxa- R22k R4 R61k R71k c) Voltage between points (a) and (b), V ab [Ans: b) 39.375V, c) -22.375V] a R310k 90k R8 36.5k b
The elements in the circuit shown have the following values: R1 = 1937.97 Q. R2 = 8792.15 Q. Rz R3 = 1441.86 0. It V1 = 8.1 V. 11 = 0.0072 A R. Vo Determine the following: a.) The Thevenin Resistance is, Rth (in ohms): b.) The Thevenin Voltage is, Vth (in volts): c.) The I, output voltage Vo (in volts): Assume R3 to be the load.