11-08-2011 08:52 AM
i have constructed my circuit of non inverting amplifier. How to make some settings,so that I high frequency gain will be at 25dB and low frequency gain -70dB or less, also the output frequency is around 9.5KHz. Please correct for me if anything need to be changed with the circuit to achieve these parameters. thanks
11-08-2011 12:42 PM
Hello,
I did some changes to your file so that you can best use Multisim in your design and simulation. Please notice the following:
- The opamps are now biased properly using the DC voltage supplies and the on-page connectors named properly
- The AC input should be a small signal from a source component or a signal generator as shown
- Changing the values of some of the resistors and capacitors changes the gain and cutoff frequency of the amplifier which now can be depicted on the bode plotter
- Adding an oscilloscope helps you visualize the input and output signal in the time domain
Hope you find this helpful.
Mahmoud W
National Instruments
11-08-2011 07:15 PM
thanks mahmoud for your help.
11-14-2011 11:41 PM
Sir, what changes i have to make on the circuit to acheive this spects:
-low frequency gain=25 db
-cut off fequency= 12.5db
-the high frequency gain less than -70db
-at 35khz the gain =-20db
-maximum pass band attenuation = 3db
-minimum pass band attenuation =-90db
iam trying to let the cut off fequency at 12.5db but i am not sure which values to set for the capancitor and resistor. any help is appreciated. thanks
11-15-2011 12:19 AM
sir, the graph does not match with the output response.
what changes i have to make on the circuit to acheive this spects:
-low frequency gain=25 db
-cut off fequency= 12.5db
-the high frequency gain less than -70db
-at 35khz the gain =-20db
-maximum pass band attenuation = 3db
-minimum pass band attenuation =-90db
iam trying to let the cut off fequency at 12.5db but i am not sure which values to set for the capancitor and resistor. any help is appreciated. thanks
11-15-2011 09:13 AM
Hi,
It is mainly the values of your capacitors and resistors that will influence the response.
You can refer to "Sedra and Smith: Microelectronic Circuits" for more design fundamentals.
Mahmoud W
National Instruments
11-18-2011 11:33 PM
sir,
i still cant achieve the gain of 17db at cut off frequency 9.5KHz.i have refer to gain equation to change RC values but still the 9.5KHz cant match with gain 17db.