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    Experiment No.2: Colpitt Oscillator

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    Experiment No.2: Colpitt Oscillator

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    This document describes how to build and test a Colpitt oscillator circuit. It includes the components needed, the theory of how the circuit works, and the procedure to measure the oscillation frequency. The aim is to build the circuit, measure the frequency, and compare it to the theoretically calculated value. Key parts of the circuit include an NPN transistor, capacitors, an inductor, and resistors for voltage division. The frequency is calculated using the values of the inductor and capacitors in the tank circuit.

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    This document describes how to build and test a Colpitt oscillator circuit. It includes the components needed, the theory of how the circuit works, and the procedure to measure the oscillation frequency. The aim is to build the circuit, measure the frequency, and compare it to the theoretically calculated value. Key parts of the circuit include an NPN transistor, capacitors, an inductor, and resistors for voltage division. The frequency is calculated using the values of the inductor and capacitors in the tank circuit.

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    Experiment No.2: Colpitt Oscillator

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    A.V.P.T.I. /E.C.

    department /AE Page 1



    EXPERIMENT NO.2
    Colpitt oscillator
    AIM :
    To build Colpitt oscillator circuit and measure the frequency of oscillation and compare
    it with the calculated theoretical value.

    APPARATUS :
    1) D.C. regulated power supply , 0-30 V , 2 A , 1 No.
    2) Digital Voltmeter , 1 No.
    3) CRO. 1 No.
    4) Connecting wires
    .
    COMPONENT :
    1) Transistor , BC107 or 2N 3903 or 2N 3904 or equivalent,1 No.
    2) Carbon resistor each W ,120,1.2k,2.7k,27k each 1 NO.
    3) Capacitor: 0.1F,2 Nos , 0.015F 1 No. 3.3nF,1 No. 2.2 nF,1 No.
    4) Inductor 100H, 1 No.

    CIRCUIT



    A.V.P.T.I. /E.C. department /AE Page 2

    THEORY :
    Colpitt oscillator is almost similar to that of the Hartley oscillator with the difference
    that in this oscillator capacitor is splitted up in C1 and C2 ,and inductor is L1 in the tank circuit.
    Circuit is shown in figure. Q is NPN type transistor. R
    1
    , R
    2
    are the voltage divider type bias
    resistors. R
    E
    is the resistance connected in the emitter circuit for bias stabilization. C
    E
    is the
    bypass capacitor. Voltage developed across capacitor C
    2
    is applied to the base through coupling
    capacitor Cc
    1
    . Output is taken through coupling capacitor Cc
    2
    .
    Frequency of oscillator is given by f


    Where


    Where L = L
    1
    + L
    2
    If L is in henry , C is in Farad , f will be in Hz

    PROCEDURE :
    1) Prepare CRO for operation.
    2) Connect the circuit as shown in figure.
    3) Apply +9 V supply from the power supply.
    4) Connect the CRO probes across the output terminals.
    5) Obtain the waveform on the screen.
    6) Measure the time period T of one complete wave and calculate the frequency of
    oscillation.
    7) Calculate the theoretical value of frequency of oscillation.
    8) Switch off the power supply.







    A.V.P.T.I. /E.C. department /AE Page 3

    OBSERVATION TABLE:

    Time
    period T
    Frequency
    Measured f=

    Calculated f





    CALCULATION :

    :

    f

    :

    CONCLUSION :

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