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    The document contains the results of three experiments: A) Voltage values were measured at different frequencies in a circuit with two 1KΩ resistors. The voltage decreased slightly as frequency increased. B) Voltage values were again measured at different frequencies, but with the circuit modified to include a voltage generator and feedback resistor. Higher voltages were observed. C) A new circuit was constructed with different resistor values. Calculations determined the maximum voltage generator amplitude that would keep the circuit in the linear region.

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    The document contains the results of three experiments: A) Voltage values were measured at different frequencies in a circuit with two 1KΩ resistors. The voltage decreased slightly as frequency increased. B) Voltage values were again measured at different frequencies, but with the circuit modified to include a voltage generator and feedback resistor. Higher voltages were observed. C) A new circuit was constructed with different resistor values. Calculations determined the maximum voltage generator amplitude that would keep the circuit in the linear region.

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    The document contains the results of three experiments: A) Voltage values were measured at different frequencies in a circuit with two 1KΩ resistors. The voltage decreased slightly as frequency increased. B) Voltage values were again measured at different frequencies, but with the circuit modified to include a voltage generator and feedback resistor. Higher voltages were observed. C) A new circuit was constructed with different resistor values. Calculations determined the maximum voltage generator amplitude that would keep the circuit in the linear region.

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    A)

    V ¿ =V m cos(2∗π∗f ∗t)

    V n=V p ∴ V n=V ¿ ∴ V 0=V ¿

    Frequency 100 Hz 200 Hz 2050 Hz 102472 Hz

    V0 4.031 4.00 3.969 2.25


    ¿ =2.0155 ¿ =2.0 ¿ =1.9845 ¿ =1. 125
    2 2 2 2

    B)

    i n=i p=0 ∴ v p =v n=v ¿ =v g

    v g v o−v g r +r
    i g =i f ∴ = ⋯ v g∗r f =v 0∗r f =v g∗r s ∴ v 0= s f ∗v g
    rs rf rs

    r 1=1 KΩ r 2=1 K Ω

    Frequency 100 Hz 200 Hz 2050 Hz 102472 Hz

    V0 5.625 5.562 5.562 5.594


    ¿ =2.8125 ¿ =2. 781 ¿ =2.781 ¿ =2.797
    2 2 2 2

    C)

    If r 1=220 Ω ∴ r 2=1 K Ω ∴ r 3=2.2 K Ω∴ r 4 =1 K Ω

    V 0=11.57 V g →Works ∈thelinear region V g ≤ V cc

    15
    If V c =15 V ∴V g= =1.344 V , Thus V m for V ¿ has ¿ be less than 1.344 V
    11.157

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