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University of Jeddah
College of Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
ENEE-312

Lab6: Active Low/High-pass Filter

Name:
- Murtdah ALGhawi
ID:1947757
- Abdullah ALhumairy
ID:1845990
- Ahmed Alhjail
ID:1845366
- Fahad talaq alsulami
ID:1944888
Section: A
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Table of contents
Introduction 3
Objective 4
Tools 4
Low-pass Filter 5-6
High-pass Filter 7-8
Multisim and Graph 9-10
H-W: Band-pass and Stop-pass 11-12
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Introduction:

In electronic communications systems, it is frequently

necessary to divide a particular frequency range from
the entire frequency spectrum. This is frequently
accomplished using filters. A filter is an electrical
circuit that lets some frequencies pass while blocking
others. A passive filter is made out of passive circuit
components like capacitors, inductors, and resistors.

The most fundamental types of filters include:

a) A low-pass filter lets only frequencies below its
cutoff frequency through while rejecting all frequencies
above it.
b) b) A high-pass filter is a filter that rejects any
frequencies below its cutoff frequency while permitting
any frequencies above it to pass.
c) c) A band-pass filter rejects any frequency outside
the band while allowing all frequencies inside the band
to pass.
d) d) Band-stop filter - allows frequencies outside the
band to pass through while rejecting all frequencies
inside the band.

In this experiment, we'll examine low-pass and high-

pass filters.
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Objective
Examine how changing the frequency affects the output
voltage of the low-pass and high-pass filters.
Plot the voltage-frequency response of the outputs of the RC
low-pass and high-pass filters..
Tools:

NI ELVIS II Oscilloscope
Prototyping Board
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High-pass Filter

Figure 1

We will implement the circuit in figure 1 then we set the Vin to

a 10V pp sin wave at 10KHz before changing the frequency.

Vin Vout Av

10v 16v 1.6v

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The results of the lab will be shown in table 1 below.

Frequency (Hz) Vout(Vpp) Av

100 1.50 0.15
200 3 0.3
300 4.50 0.45
400 5.80 0.58
500 6.90 0.69
600 7.84 0.78
700 8.80 0.88
800 10.2 1.02
900 11 1.1
1k 11.4 1.14
2k 14.6 1.46
3k 15.2 1.52
4k 15.6 1.56
5k 15.8 1.58
6k 16 1.6
7k 16 1.6
8k 16 1.6
9k 16 1.6
10k 16 1.6
11k 16 1.6
12k 16 1.6
14k 16.2 1.62
15k 16.4 1.64
16k 16.6 1.66
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Low-pass Filter

Figure 2

Initially, we implement the circuit in figure 2 then we set Vin to

a 10V pp sine wave at 600 Hz, and later the frequency will be
changed.

Vin Vout Av

10v 15.8v 1.58v

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The results from the lab are shown in table 2 below.

Frequency (Hz) Vout(Vpp) Av

100 16 1.6
200 16 1.6
300 16 1.6
400 16 1.6
500 15.8 1.58
600 15.8 1.58
700 15.6 1.56
800 15.6 1.56
900 15.4 1.54
1k 15.2 1.52
2k 14 1.4
3k 12.6 1.26
4k 10.8 1.08
5k 9.60 0.96
6k 7.84 0.78
7k 7.2 0.72
8k 6.4 0.64
9k 5.8 0.58
10k 5.2 0.52
11k 4.8 0.48
12k 4.5 0.45
14k 3.8 0.38
15k 3.5 0.35
16k 3.4 0.34
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Multisim and Graph

• Low-pass
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• High-pass
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H-W: Band-pass and Stop-pass

• Band-pass

At 100 Hz At 10 KHz

At 16 KHz
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• Stop-pass

At 100 Hz At 10 KHz

At 16 KHz