Sunday, May 17, 2015

4-21-15

This circuit uses a capacitor with an inverting op amp.

This is the schematic for the op amp and the inverting amplifier. The theoretical output voltage was 2 pi multiplied by the frequency, the resistance, the capacitance, and the amplitude. It then oscillates in a sinusoidal wave. 

This is the graph of the output voltage at 1kHz frequency. You can see that the max is approximately 1.22 V. There is a small amount of excess noise, but the voltage is very consistent.

When the frequency is 2kHz, there appears to be a lot more noise. This has to do with the increase in amplitude and in increase in frequency.

This a very neat graph at 500Hz. It looks very boring and simple and it has a small amount of voltage.

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