EEE 208(H) Project by Group II:

Analog Calculator in Proteus Using Op-amp

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Group members:
Level: II 1706005-Nabila Tasfiha
Term: II Rahman
1706006-Nusrat Subah Binte
Shakhawat
1706007-Md.Rafiqul Islam
Rafi
Submitted to: 1706008-Sheikh Munim
Dr. Mahbub Alam Hussain

I. K. M. Reaz Rahman Date of Submission: 20/12/2020

The calculator can perform
eight types of operations

We have added signal

generator where we
can input different
types of waveforms,
we have also added
three types of pre-set
sources for user
convenience. We can
observe inputs and
outputs in digital
oscilloscope.
 Adder Proteus Sub-circuits Subtractor
Multiplier Divider
Differentiator Subtractor
Logarithm Proteus Sub-circuits Exponentiation
 Adder Demonstration of Subtractor
Multiplier Proteus Outputs Divider
Differentiator Demonstration of Integrator
Logarithm Proteus Outputs Exponentiation
 Adder Demonstration of Pspice Multiplier
Integrator Outputs(Dc inputs) Exponentiation
 Limitations
Proteus Pspice

Adder and Value of Added or subtracted signal cannot cross

Subtractor biasing voltage in both proteus and pspice

Multiplier Proteus can't Pspice can multiply DC. But

multiply DC. Also for AC cases it doesn't give
there is some smooth result as it
oscillation during gives transient.
direction change in
ac.

Neither proteus nor pspice can multiply anything

with zero.

Differentiator , Output doesn't Output doesn't follow the

Integrator, follow the expected expected shape according to
Logarithmic shape according to theory when ac input is
and theory when dc provided,
Exponential input is provided. some distortion occurs. But,
Operation But, it generates it generates fairly accurate
  fairly accurate output when dc input is
output when ac supplied.
input is supplied.

Pspice Circuit Overview

Thank you for your
patience!