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    This document provides instructions for an experiment on simulating passive and active filters using circuit simulation software. The experiment involves: 1) Simulating first and second order passive filter circuits and plotting the magnitude and phase response to determine cutoff frequencies and filter types. 2) Simulating an active filter circuit, plotting the magnitude and phase response of the output voltage, and determining the filter type and cutoff frequency. 3) Comparing the simulated cutoff frequencies to theoretical calculations.

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    This document provides instructions for an experiment on simulating passive and active filters using circuit simulation software. The experiment involves: 1) Simulating first and second order passive filter circuits and plotting the magnitude and phase response to determine cutoff frequencies and filter types. 2) Simulating an active filter circuit, plotting the magnitude and phase response of the output voltage, and determining the filter type and cutoff frequency. 3) Comparing the simulated cutoff frequencies to theoretical calculations.

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    This document provides instructions for an experiment on simulating passive and active filters using circuit simulation software. The experiment involves: 1) Simulating first and second order passive filter circuits and plotting the magnitude and phase response to determine cutoff frequencies and filter types. 2) Simulating an active filter circuit, plotting the magnitude and phase response of the output voltage, and determining the filter type and cutoff frequency. 3) Comparing the simulated cutoff frequencies to theoretical calculations.

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    Second Semester 2021-2022

    Experiment #5 Prelab Procedure ENEE2103

    Filters
    Pre-lab Work:
    1. Simulate the given circuits using ac sweep analysis, plot the Magnitude, and
    phase frequency response.
    2. Compare the cutoff frequencies obtained from simulation with those computed
    theoretically.

    Procedure:

    A. Passive filters:
    I. First order circuits:
    1. Simulate the circuit of Fig (5.1) using ac sweep ANALYSIS.
    2. The voltage source must be replaced with an ac source Vac with magnitude
    =1V

    Fig (5.1)
    3. Perform ac sweep/ decade type with suitable range of frequencies from
    1Hz-1MHz
    4. Plot magnitude of VR1 in decibels: i.e. : db(VR1)
    5. Plot magnitude of VC1 note that this is differential voltage across C1 in decibels
    From 5 and 6 indicate location and value of cutoff frequency fc
    6. Plot phase of VR and Vc in degrees: i.e. : p(VR) and p(Vc).

    II. Second Order Fiters:


    Second Semester 2021-2022

    1. Simulate the circuit of Fig (5.2) using ac sweep (take values for L1,C1 and R1
    from the lab manual)
    2. The voltage source must be replaced with an ac source Vac with magnitude =1V,
    make sure to add a ground reference connection in the circuit

    Fig (5.2)
    3. Perform ac sweep/ decade type from 1Hz to 1MHz
    4. Plot magnitude of VR and (Vc+VL) in decibels.
    5. Plot phase of of VR and (Vc+VL )
    6. From the magnitude-frequency plots of (VR / Vi ) and ((VC + VL )/ Vi )
    determine the filter type in each case.
    7. From the plots of step 6. Determine approximately the 3db cut-off frequency in
    each of the two cases.

    B. Active filters:

    1. Simulate Circuit of Fig. 5.3


    Second Semester 2021-2022

    2. Make sure to connect +15 V bias source to V+ terminal and -15 V to V-


    terminal.
    3. Perform ac sweep/ decade type with range of frequencies from 1Hz-100kHz
    4. Plot magnitude of Vo in decibels.
    5. Plot phase of of Vo.
    6. From the magnitude-frequency plot, determine the filter type.
    7. From the plots of step 6. Determine approximately the 3db cut-off frequency.
    8. Compare theoretical and simulation values of fc

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