Aic Modified 1

Exp No: 1
Date:
FAMILIARISATION OF OP-AMP IC
AIM: To familiarize with C741C operational amplifier IC and its electrical characteristics.
741 op amp IC
Insert the ICs (carefully to avoid bending their leads) into the wider strips, as shown above:
Plug an op-amp into the breadboard so that it straddles the gap between the top and bottom sections of the socket strip.
If you have wired the power buses as suggested above, Pin 1 should be to the left.
Warning:
Do not try to unplug the op-amp with your thumb and forefinger. Use the IC puller or tip of a pen for unplugging.
PARAMETER
Voltage Gain , A
Output Impedance, Ro
Input Resistance, Rin
Offset Current, Iio
Offset Voltage, Vio
Bandwidth, BW
Slew rate, SR
IDEAL
0
0
GENERAL PURPOSE 741 OPAMP

1 x 105
75
2M
20nA
2mV
1MHz
0.7 V/s
Throughout this experiment use the external dual DC Power Supply Unit shown in figure below.
Use the dual trace oscilloscope to observe the shape and to measure the amplitude of the input
and output waveforms.
To use the Power Supply Unit:
Turn the Power Supply ON. Adjust the voltage of the Power Supply to 15V. This will set both positive and
negative power sources respectively to +15V and 15V.
Turn the Power Supply OFF before connecting to the circuits.
Connect the POS terminal of the Power Supply to the Vcc+ of your circuit. Connect the NEG terminal of the
Power Supply to the Vcc- of your circuit. Connect the COM terminal of the Power Supply to the ground of
your circuit.
ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL
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Front panel of power supply unit

SYMBOL OF OP-AMP
EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF AN OPAMP
INTERNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM OF OP-AMP:
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Note:
To check whether an op-amp IC is good or not, apply a sine wave of very small amplitude to any input
terminal and observe the output. If the output is a square wave, the op-amp is a good one. If not, it is a bad IC.
RESULT:
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Exp No: 2
MEASUREMENT OF OP-AMP PARAMETERS

AIM: To measure the following parameters of an Op-amp
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Input bias current

Input offset current
Input offset voltage
CMRR
Slew rate
COMPONENTS AND EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:

Equipments / Components
Op amp
Specification / Range
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
PROCEDURE:
I Input Offset Voltage
1.
2.
3.
4.
Connect the circuit as shown in figure.

Manually trace the circuit to check the correctness of physical connection.
Calibrate the CRO.
Measure the output voltage and record the result in the table given.
VoRf
5. Calculate the input offset voltage using the expression Vio
Rf Ri where Vo= output voltage and Vio=input
offset voltage.
6. Compare this value with the theoretical value.
II Input Bias Current
1.
2.
3.
4.
Set up the circuit as shown.

Measure the output voltage and record it in the table given.
Calculate IB1 and IB2 using the expressions Vo = IB1R. and Vo = IB2R.
The input bias current can be calculated as I = (IB1+IB2)/2.
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5. Compare this value with the theoretical value.
III Input Offset Current

1.
2.
3.
4.
Reconnect the circuit as shown.

Follow the above steps 2 and 3.
The input offset current can be calculated as I = IB1-IB2.
Compare this value with the theoretical value.
IV Slew Rate
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Connect the circuit as illustrated in figure.

Apply a 1 KHz, 1 Vp-p sinusoidal signal as input.
Vary the input frequency and observe the output voltage.
Note down the frequency at which the output gets disturbed.
Record the values in the table.
6. Measure the slew rate using the expression, SR=
2fVm
V/ s.
10 6
Slew rate can also be measured using a zero crossing detector. For that
7. Feed a square wave as input.
8. Increase the frequency until rising and trailing edges of the output square wave becomes slanting or
the output voltage from the square wave looks like a triangular wave.
Vo
9. Slew rate can be obtained from the slope of trailing or leading edge as SR=
.
t
V CMRR
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Set up the circuit for finding CMRR.

Apply an ac signal of 0.5V as input and measure Vo.
Calculate the common mode gain, Ac=Vo/Vi and differential mode gain, Ad=Rf/R1.
Then find CMRR as CMRR=Ad/Ac.
Express CMRR in dB using the expression 20 log (CMRR).
Result
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OBSERVATION:
1. Input Offset Voltage

Vo(mV)
Vio(mV)
Theoretical Value
Actual Value
2. Input bias current

Vo(V)
IB1(nA)
IB2(nA)
I(nA)
Vo(V)
IB1(nA)
IB2(nA)
I(nA)
Theoretical Value
Actual Value
3. Input offset current
Theoretical Value
Actual Value
4. CMRR
Ac
Ad
CMRR
CMRR(dB)
Theoretical Value
Actual Value
5. Slew Rate
Vm(V)
Vo(V)
t(s)
SR(V/s)
Theoretical Value
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Actual Value
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Input Offset Voltage
Input bias current
Input offset current
Slew Rate
CMRR
Slew Rate
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Exp No: 3
Date:
INVERTING & NON INVERTING AMPLIFIER AND VOLTAGE FOLLOWER

AIM: To design and set up the following basic op-amp circuits:
1) Inverting Amplifier
2) Non inverting Amplifier
3) Voltage Follower
And find out the frequency response characteristics.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
I Inverting Amplifier
A = -Rf/R1 (Voltage gain)

Take A =5
Rf = 5R1
Choose Rf = 10k, R1=2k
II Non-Inverting Amplifier
A = 1+ Rf/R1
Take A = 2
Rf = R1
Choose Rf = 10k, R1=10k
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OBSERVATION:
1) Inverting Amplifier
Vi = 1V
f (Hz)
Vo(V)
Av(dB)
2) Non inverting Amplifier

Vi = 1V
f (Hz)
Vo(V)
Av(dB)
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PROCEDURE:
I Inverting Amplifier
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Construct the inverting amplifier circuit shown in figure.

Calibrate the CRO.
Apply 1V amplitude, 1 kHz sinusoidal input signal to the amplifier.
Observe the input and output waveforms simultaneously on CRO.
Compare the phase of input and output signals.
Record the output waveform amplitude.
Increase the amplitude of the input until distortion occurs at the output.
Record the corresponding output amplitudes and plot a graph of the output amplitude vs the input amplitude.
II Non-Inverting Amplifier
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Construct the non-inverting amplifier as shown in the figure.

Apply 1V amplitude, 1 kHz sinusoidal input signal to the amplifier.
Observe Vin and Vo at the same time on the CRO.
Verify whether the output is in phase with the input.
Note down the output voltage by varying the frequency of the input signal.
Draw its frequency response characteristics.
III Voltage Follower
1.
2.
3.
4.
Wire up the voltage follower circuit.

Apply a sine wave of frequency 10 KHz, with amplitude of approximately 1.0 V to the circuit.
Observe Vin and Vo at the same time on the CRO.
Confirm that input and output amplitudes are equal.
RESULT:
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Inverting Amplifier
Non inverting Amplifier
Voltage follower
MODEL GRAPH:
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Date:
DIFFERENCE AMPLIFIER
AIM: To design and set up the Difference Amplifier circuits
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
Assume R1 = R2 and R f = R
V0=
Rf
R1
V2 V1
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PROCEDURE:
1. Set up a difference amplifier circuit as shown in figure.
2. With Vi adjusted to produce a 1 V peak sine wave at 1 kHz, observe the output voltage V O (and Vi to note the phase
relationship) on an oscilloscope.
3. Sketch the output voltage waveform. Be sure to note the dc level in the output.
4. Interchange the 5 V dc power supply and the 1 V peak signal generator. Repeat procedure step 3.
5. Measure Vout for three or four different values of V1 and V2, and verify that Vo (V 1 V 2)
RESULT:
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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MODEL GRAPH
Difference Output
Exp No:
Date:
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INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER
AIM: To design and set up an instrumentation amplifier using three op-amps to obtain a overall gain of 900 given input
signal amplitude is 15mV and to measure the CMRR.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
Let Av1= Av2=
Av = 30
I 2 100 I B max
= 50A
Vin
R5
= 300 use 500 variable
I2
But AVdiff
2 R 4 R5
R5
R 4 3.9k
Vo
= 270K
I5
Rf
R1
=9k
Av 2
Rf
R1 R 2 9k
Rf R3 270 K
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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OBSERVATION:
Common Mode Gain

Vi(V)
Vo(V)
Ac
Vi(V)
Vo(V)
Ad
Differential Mode Gain
CMRR =
PROCEDURE:
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1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Verify whether the op-amps are in good condition.

Calibrate the CRO.
Set up V1=0.5V dc and V2=0.4V dc and measure output voltage on CRO keeping R5 in maximum position
Repeat the step 4 by keeping R5 in minimum position. Note down the increase in gain. This is the difference
mode gain, Ad.
Vod
Ad
Vid
6) Feed V1=V2=0.5V and observe the gain keeping R5 in minimum position. This is the common mode gain Ac.
Voc
Ac
Vic
7) Calculate CMRR from the relation CMRR=20 log (Ad/Ac).
RESULT:
Exp No:
Date:
ASTABLE MULTIVIBRATORS
AIM: To design and set up an astable multivibrator circuit using op amp whose frequency of operation = 1 KHz.
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Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
Use R 2 1.16 R1 for equation f o
Let R1 10k Then
1
to be used
2 RC
R2= 11.6k
Choose C=0.05F and find R
R=10k
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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MODEL GRAPH
OBSERVATION:
No: of Divisions
X axis
Y axis
Time/div
(ms)
Volt/div
(V)
Amp(V)
Time Period
(ms)
Output
Voltage
Voltage
across
capacitor
PROCEDURE:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Give the circuit connections as per the circuit diagram.

Calibrate the CRO.
Observe the output from CRO.
Sketch the capacitor and output waveforms.
Measure the time period of the output voltage waveform and compare it with the designed value.
Repeat the procedure for different duty cycles.
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RESULT:
Exp No:
Date:
MONOSTABLE MULTIVIBRATORS
AIM: To design a monostable mutivibrator circuit for a pulse width of 1ms.
Quantity
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Op amp
Resistors
Capacitors
Diode
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH
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OBSERVATION:
No: of Divisions
X axis
Y axis
Time/div
(ms)
Volt/div
(V)
Amp(V)
Time Period
(ms)
Output
Voltage
Voltage
across
capacitor
PROCEDURE:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Construct the circuit connections as per the circuit diagram.

Calibrate the CRO.
Adjust the signal generator to produce a 2V p-p, 200Hz square wave at the trigger input.
Observe the output from CRO.
Sketch the input and output waveforms.
Measure the pulse width of the output voltage waveform and compare it with the designed value.
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RESULT:
Exp No:
Date:
SCHMITT TRIGGER
AIM: To design and set up a Schmitt Trigger using op-amp for an LTP = 2V and a UTP = 3V.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
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CRO
DESIGN:
Assume
UTP =
LTP=
Vo
= Vcc-1V = 14v
( Vo VF ) R 2
R1 R 2
( Vo VF ) R 2
R3 R 2
Here R 2
VR 2
I2
Where VR 2 is either UTP or LTP

I 2 is assumed as 50A
PROCEDURE:
1. Make connections according to the circuit diagram.
2. Manually trace the circuit to check the correctness of physical connection.
3. Calibrate the CRO.
4. Adjust the signal generator to produce a 5Vp-p, 1 KHz sine wave as the input.
5. Verify the input and output simultaneously on CRO.
6. Measure and record the output amplitude and frequency.
7. Observe the hysterisis curve on CRO by keeping the time/div knob of CRO in x-y mode and feed V in to the
x-channel and Vo to the y-channel.
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RESULT:
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH
Hysterisis curve
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Exp No:
Date:
TRIANGULAR WAVEFORM GENERATOR

AIM: To design a triangular wave generator using op amp whose frequency of operation = 1 KHz.
Op amp
Quantity
2
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
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Assume R1= 10k, R2=10K, R3=20K C=0.01F and Vsat 14V
f0
R3
=500Hz
4 R1C R2
The Peak value of triangular wave is given by

VP
R2
Vsat =7V
R3
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
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OBSERVATION:
No: of Divisions
X axis
Y axis
Time/div
(ms)
Volt/div
(V)
Amp(V)
Time Period
(ms)
PROCEDURE:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Make the circuit connections are given as per the circuit diagram.
Calibrate the CRO.
Measure the output voltage and time period and plot the output waveform.
Observe the change in the frequency of the output waveform by varying the values of resistances R 1, R2 and R3.
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
RC PHASE SHIFT OSCILLATORS

AIM: To design and set up an RC phase shift oscillator using op-amp whose frequency of oscillation = 1 KHz.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
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CRO
DESIGN:
Assume C=0.1F
The frequency of oscillation is given by
1
fo
2 6 RC
Therefore R=650
To prevent the RC network from loading the amplifier it is selected such that R1 10 R
Thus we get R1 =6.5K
R f 29R1 =188K assume approximate value
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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MODEL GRAPH:
OBSERVATION:
No: of Divisions
X axis
Y axis
Time/division
Volt/division
Amp(V)
Time(ms)
PROCEDURE:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Check whether the op-amp is in good condition.

The circuit connections are given as per the circuit diagram.
Calibrate the CRO.
The amplitude and frequency of the sine wave is noted and the waveform is drawn.
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
WIEN BRIDGE OSCILLATORS

AIM: To design and set up a Wien Bridge oscillator with and without amplitude stabilization using an op-amp for a
frequency = 2 KHz.
Quantity
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Op amp
Resistors
Capacitors
Diode
JFET
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
I) Design of Wien Bridge oscillator without amplitude stabilization
The frequency of oscillation is given by
1
f
2CR
Assume C=0.05F
Therefore R=1.592K use approx value 1.8K
R f 2 R1 3.6k Use standard value 3.3 k
II) Design of Wien Bridge oscillator with amplitude stabilization using Diodes
Here Rf =R2+R3
RF
should be 3
R1
Assuming R1=1.8K we get RF =3.6K
2VF
R2
Assuming I1 =1mA, R2=1.4K.
I1
Thus R3=2.2k
For sustained oscillation AV 1
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
WBO with Amplitude Stabilization
MODEL GRAPH:
OBSERVATION:
No: of Divisions
X axis
Y axis
Time/div
(ms)
Volt/div
(V)
Amp(V)
Time Period
(ms)
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PROCEDURE:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Check whether the op-amp is in good condition.

The circuit connections are given as per the circuit diagram.
Calibrate the CRO.
Observe the output waveform on the CRO and measure the amplitude and time period of the sine wave.
Plot the output waveform.
Set up the circuit for amplitude stabilization.
Adjust the potentiometer to get the sine wave without any distortion and clipping.
Repeat the steps 5 and 6.
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
PRECISION RECTIFIERS
AIM: To design and set up precision half wave and full wave rectifier circuits.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Diode
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
I) For Half Wave Rectifier
To produce a 2V peak output from a sine wave input with a peak value of 0.5V and frequency of 1 KHz.
Let I1 = 500A
R1
Vo
Vi
0.5V
2V
= 500 A 1k and R2
= 500 A 4k (use 3.9k standard value)
I1
I1
R3 = R1
R2 = 1k 3.9k =796 (use 820 standard value).
II) For Full Wave Rectifier
To produce a 2V peak output from a sine wave input with a peak value of 0.5V and frequency of 1 KHz.
Let I1 = 500A
R1
Vi
0.5V
= 500 A 1k and
I1
R3 = R1
R2 = 2 R1= 2K (use 1.8K standard value)
R2 = 1k 2k =670 (use 680 standard value)
R4 = R5 =R1 = 1K
For the output to be 2V when the input is 0.5V
R6
Vo
R5 = 2V 1K 4k (use 3.9k standard value)
VI
0.5V
R 7 = R4
R5
R6 = 1k 1k 3.9k = 443 (use 470 standard value)
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Half Wave Rectifier
Full Wave Rectifier
MODEL GRAPH:
Half Wave Rectifier
Full Wave Rectifier
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OBSERVATION:
No: of Divisions
X axis
Y axis
Time/div
(ms)
Volt/div
(V)
Amp(V)
Time Period
(ms)
PROCEDURE:
a) Half Wave Rectifier

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
b)
The connections are given as per the circuit diagram.

Calibrate the CRO.
A sine wave input in the order of mill volts is fed from the function generator.
The voltage and time period of the input and rectified waveforms are measured.
Plot the input and output waveforms.
Full Wave Rectifier

1.
2.
3.
4.
The connections are given as per the circuit diagram.

A sine wave input in the order of mill volts is fed from the function generator.
The voltage and time period of the input and rectified waveforms are measured.
Plot the input and output waveforms.
RESULT:
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Date:
ACTIVE SECOND ORDER FILTERS - LOW PASS FILTER

AIM: (i) To design and set up a second order low pass filter for a cut off frequency f o = 1 KHz.
(ii) To tabulate output voltage for various input frequencies by keeping input voltage constant.
(iii) To plot the gainVs frequency and find the 3dB cutoff frequency.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
Assume C 2 0.01 F, f 1K Hz
XC1 R2 .
1
R2 .
2 fC 2
R2
1
R2 . 11.6 K
2 fC 2
R3 R2 . 11.6 K 10 K 1K
C2 C3 0.01 F
for second order
RF
1 R1 1.586
Assume R1 10K
then RF 5.86K 5.6 K 270
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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MODEL GRAPH:
OBSERVATION:
Vin=1V
f(Hz)
Vo (V)
Av(dB)
PROCEDURE:
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1. Construct the second order low pass filter circuit shown in the figure.
4. Apply a 1V, 100 Hz sinusoidal input signal and note down the output displayed on the oscilloscope.
5. Keeping the input amplitude constant increase the frequency of the input signal.
6. Record the output voltage and frequency on the tabular column.
7. Plot the frequency response characteristics and mark the filter cut off frequency.
RESULT:
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Date:
ACTIVE SECOND ORDER FILTERS - HIGH PASS FILTER

AIM: (i) To design and set up a second order high pass filter for a cut off frequency f o = 1 KHz.
(iii) To plot the gain vs frequency and find the 3dB cutoff frequency.
Quantity
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Op amp
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
Assume C 2 0.01 F, f 1K Hz
XC1 R2 .
1
R2 .
2 fC 2
R2
1
R2 . 11.6 K
2 fC 2
R3 R2 . 11.6 K 10 K 1K
C2 C3 0.01 F
for second order
RF
1 R1 1.586
Assume R1 10K
then RF 5.86K 5.6 K 270
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
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OBSERVATION:
Vin=1V
f(Hz)
Vo (V)
Av(dB)
PROCEDURE:
1. Construct the second order high pass filter circuit shown in the figure.
5. Keeping the input amplitude constant increase the frequency.
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RESULT:
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Date:
ACTIVE SECOND ORDER FILTERS - BAND PASS FILTER

AIM: (i) To design and set up a second order band pass filter for a center frequency f o = 1 KHz and a pass band of
Approximately 33Hz on each side of 1 KHz
(iii) To plot the gain Vs frequency and find the 3dB cutoff frequency.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
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DESIGN:
R1
R2
2
R2 2QX C at f o
R4
R1
2Q 2 1
From given above B= 66Hz

Q=
fo
= 15.2
B
Assume R3 R2 =120K
2Q
0.0403F
Thus C=
2f o R2
Choose the value of C1 = C2 = C
R2
= 60K
2
R1
R4
= 130.13 (use 150 standard value)
2Q 2 1
R1
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
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OBSERVATION:
Vin=1V
f(Hz)
Vo (V)
Av(dB)
PROCEDURE:
1. Construct the second order band pass filter circuit shown in the figure.
5. Vary the input frequency keeping the input amplitude constant.
RESULT:
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Date:
ACTIVE SECOND ORDER FILTERS - BAND STOP FILTER

AIM:
(i) To design and set up a second order band pass filter for a cut off frequency f N = 1 KHz
(iii) To plot the gainVs frequency and find the 3dB cutoff frequency.

Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
Assume C=0.01F
1
fN
2RC
The value of is calculated by
1
R
2f N C
For R/2 use two R resistors in parallel for 2C connect two resistors in parallel
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
OBSERVATION:
Vin=1V
f(Hz)
Vo (V)
Av(dB)
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PROCEDURE:
1. Construct the second order notch filter circuit shown in the figure.
5. Vary the input frequency keeping the input amplitude constant.
RESULT:
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Date:
IC VOLTAGE REGULATORS
AIM: To familiarize with the electrical characteristics of 723 general purpose voltage regulators.
PINOUT DIAGRAM
EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT
INFORMATION FROM DATASHEET:
150 mA output current without external pass transistor

Output currents in excess of 10A possible by adding external transistors
Input voltage 40V max
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Output voltage adjustable from 2V to 37V

Can be used as either a linear or a switching regulator
Exp No:
Date:
LOW VOLTAGE REGULATOR USING 723 IC

AIM: To design and set up low voltage regulator and fold back voltage regulator using 723 voltage regulator IC. Output
voltage = 6 V.

Voltage Regulator IC
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Ammeter
Voltmeter
Bread board
DESIGN:
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OBSERVATION:
Low voltage regulator
Line Regulation
Vin(V)
Load Regulation
IL(mA)
Vo(V)
Vo(V)
Low voltage regulator using fold back

Line Regulation
Vin(V)
Load Regulation
Vo(V)
IL(mA)
Vo(V)
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Low Voltage Regulator
LVR with Current Fold Back
MODEL GRAPH:
Low Voltage Regulator
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LVR with Fold Back
PROCEDURE:
1. Check the IC and set up the circuit on the bread board as shown.
4. Apply Vin from an unregulated power supply.
5. Connect a milli-ammeter and a rheostat in series with the output and connect a voltmeter in parallel.
6. To obtain the load regulation, vary the input and note down the corresponding variation in the output voltage.
7. To obtain the line regulation, vary the rheostat from no load to full load and observe the corresponding current
and voltage.
8. The line and load regulation characteristics can be plotted from the readings.
9. The same procedure can be repeated for fold back regulator.
10. For fold back regulators load regulation, after a particular point the voltage and current decreases suddenly from
a point. Note this point correctly.
11. Calculate the % load regulation using the expression:
VNL VFL
x 100.
VNL
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RESULT:
Exp No:
Date:
HIGH VOLTAGE REGULATOR USING 723 IC

AIM: To design and set up high voltage regulator and fold back voltage regulator using 723 voltage regulator IC. Output
voltage = 12 V.
Voltage Regulator IC
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Ammeter
Voltmeter
Bread board
DESIGN:
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
Line Regulation
Load Regulation
OBSERVATION:
Line Regulation
Vin(V)
Load Regulation
Vo(V)
IL(mA)
Vo(V)
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PROCEDURE:
4. Apply Vin from an unregulated power supply.
5. To obtain the load regulation, vary the input and note down the corresponding variation in the output voltage.
6. To obtain the line regulation, vary the rheostat from no load to full load and observe the corresponding current
and voltage.
7. The line and load regulation characteristics can be plotted from the readings.
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
FILTER USING GYRATOR CIRCUIT

AIM: To facilitate the simulation of inductance using op-amp and use it for setting up a BPF circuit.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
Design:
Assume f 0 2 KHz and
Q = 25
Where
1 /
LC
Q R C/L
Choose C=10nF so that L=0.633H

Thus R Q / L / C =199k assume 200k
Assume C 2 C =10nF
But
R1 R3 R4 R5 L / C 2 = 7.96 k
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
OBSERVATION:
Vin=1mV
f (Hz)
Vo (V)
Av in dB
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PROCEDURE:
4. Apply Vin from a signal generator.
5. Vary the input and note down the corresponding variation in the output voltage.
6. The frequency response characteristics can be plotted from the readings.
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS - COUNTER RAMP

AIM: To design and set up a counter ramp ADC using op amp.
Op amp
Quantity
NAND IC
Comparator IC
Counter IC
Resistors
Signal Generator
Power Supply
Bread board
CRO
PIN OUT DIAGRAM OF LM 311
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
OBSERVATION
Vin (V)
S0
OUTPUT
S1
S2
S3
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PROCEDURE:
1. Set up the circuit in the bread board as shown in figure.
4. Vary the dc voltage from 0 to 5V in steps.
5. Note the digital output from CRO.
6. Tabulate the input and output and plot it.
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS - FLASH ADC

AIM: To design and set up a flash ADC using op amp.
Comparator IC
Quantity
NAND IC
Resistors
LEDs
Power Supply
Bread board
PINOUT OF LM 324
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DESIGN:
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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PROCEDURE:
1. Test the ICs and set up the circuit on the bread board as shown.
4. Vary the analog input from 0 to 5V and observe the output bits by placing LEDs.
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTERS - LADDER CIRCUIT

AIM: To design and set up an R- 2R ladder DAC circuit
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Capacitors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
DESIGN:
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
OBSERVATION
23
Digital Input
22
21
20
Output
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PROCEDURE:
1. Assemble the circuit as illustrated in figure.
4. Observe the corresponding output of the op amp for different digital inputs.
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
WINDOW DETECTOR
AIM: To design and set up a window detector to detect the voltage level between 2V and 3V using op-amps.
Op amp
Quantity
Resistors
Diodes
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
CRO
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DESIGN:
PROCEDURE:
1. Assemble the circuit on the bread board illustrated in figure.
4. Apply a low frequency sine wave of amplitude 10V as input.
5. Observe the output on CRO.
6. For detecting negative peak voltage, reverse the directions of both diodes.
RESULT:
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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MODEL GRAPH:
Exp No:
Date:
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION LM555 TIMER

The LM555 is a highly stable device for generating accurate time delays or oscillation. Additional terminals are
provided for triggering or resetting if desired. In the time delay mode of operation, the time is precisely
controlled by one external resistor and capacitor. For astable operation as an oscillator, the free running
frequency and duty cycle are accurately controlled with two external resistors and one capacitor. The circuit
may be triggered and reset on falling waveforms, and the output circuit can source or sink up to 200mA or
drive TTL circuits.
Exp No:
Date:
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MONOSTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR
AIM: To design and set up a monostable multivibrator using 555 timer Ic to obtain.
a. 50% duty cycle

b. 70% duty cycle
LM555
Quantity
Resistors
Power Supply
Signal generator
Bread board
Capacitor
CRO
Design: Monostable multivibrator for T 1ms

T 1.1RC
C 0.1F
RA
1m
10 K
0.1 * 1.1
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
Trigger input
Output at pin 3
Output at pin 6
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PROCEDURE:
RESULT:
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Exp No:
Date:
ASTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR
AIM: To design and set up a astable multivibrator using 555 timer Ic.
LM555
Quantity
1
Resistors
Power Supply
Bread board
Capacitor
CRO
Design: Astable Multivibrator for T=1ms

TON = 0.69( R A + RB )*C
TOFF = 0.69 RB * C
T = TON + TOFF
T = 0.69( R A +2 RB )*C
f = 1/T =
1.45
( R A 2 RB )C
TOFF
*100
T
RB
100
D=
( R A 2 RB )
Let TON =0.7 m sec and TOFF =0.3ms
Choose C = 0.1f
% Duty cycle D =
We get R A =6.8K and RB =4.7 K
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MODEL GRAPH:
Output at pin 3
Output at pin 6
Page 79
PROCEDURE:
RESULT:
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GENERAL PURPOSE 741 OPAMP

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Front panel of power supply unit

EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF AN OPAMP

INTERNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM OF OP-AMP:

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

MEASUREMENT OF OP-AMP PARAMETERS

Input bias current

COMPONENTS AND EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:

Connect the circuit as shown in figure.

Set up the circuit as shown.

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

5. Compare this value with the theoretical value.

III Input Offset Current

Reconnect the circuit as shown.

Connect the circuit as illustrated in figure.

6. Measure the slew rate using the expression, SR=

Set up the circuit for finding CMRR.

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

1. Input Offset Voltage

2. Input bias current

3. Input offset current

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Input bias current

Input offset current

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

INVERTING & NON INVERTING AMPLIFIER AND VOLTAGE FOLLOWER

A = -Rf/R1 (Voltage gain)

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

2) Non inverting Amplifier

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Construct the inverting amplifier circuit shown in figure.

Construct the non-inverting amplifier as shown in the figure.

III Voltage Follower

Wire up the voltage follower circuit.

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Non inverting Amplifier

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Common Mode Gain

Differential Mode Gain

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Verify whether the op-amps are in good condition.

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Give the circuit connections as per the circuit diagram.

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Construct the circuit connections as per the circuit diagram.

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Where VR 2 is either UTP or LTP

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

TRIANGULAR WAVEFORM GENERATOR

ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB MANUAL

Assume R1= 10k, R2=10K, R3=20K C=0.01F and Vsat 14V

The Peak value of triangular wave is given by