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California University of Pennsylvania

Department of Applied Engineering & Technology

Electrical Engineering Technology

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EET 215: Intro. To Instrumentation

Computer Simulation Homework – Part -A

Group Work

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Answer all questions completely and clearly

Investigate the simulation results to maximize the benefit.

For each problem, submit the circuit diagram, simulation results, and answers to the questions.

Assume all diodes are Silicon and that the diode drop in forward bias is 0.7V.

Problem No. 1. Silicon Diode Basics (No Simulation – Just Calculations)

For the circuits shown, determine Vo and I

L

A-

D4

1N4001G

V2

12 V

IL

+ Vo

R2

200Ω

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V2

12 V

D4

1N4001G

IL

+ Vo

R2

200Ω

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Problem No. 2. Diode I-V Characteristics.

Simulate the circuit shown to plot the I-V diode characteristics.

100Ω

1N4001G

Where:

The input and scope setting are shown here:

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From the plot, if a tangential line to the vertical curve is drawn, it will cross the horizontal (VD) axis at what value? -------------------

Problem No. 3. Clipper

Simulate the following circuits and answer all questions

A- The first circuit is:

470Ω

1N4001G

The Scope and input signal setting are:

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B

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This circuit is called --------------------?

Explain the resulting waveform (Why does it have the shape and values shown)?

B- Repeat the problem above after reversing the diode’s direction.

C- Simulate the circuit shown and explain the results.

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470Ω

1N4001G

1N4001G

Problem No. 4

Half-Wave Rectifiers (HWR)

Simulate the circuit shown and answer the questions:

Note, the transformer chosen is a generic transformer. Double click on it and ensure that the primary to secondary turn ratio is set to 1

Generic Transformer

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1N4004G

70.7 Vrms

60 Hz

100Ω

From the simulation results:

1- What is the output frequency?

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What is the peak output voltage?

What would be the theoretical peak output voltage?

What is the expected DC content of the output waveform? Show calculation

5- What is the expected output waveform and output DC content if the diode’s direction is revered?

Problem No. 5. Full-Wave Rectifier (FWR)

For the circuit shown:

A- Calculations – no simulation yet.

1- What is the primary peak voltage?

2- just a note here : This is a 25:1 C.T transformer. However, the way it is labeled in this software is such that the secondary voltage to C.T is refelcted in this transformer’s ratio. Typically, when the turn ratio of a C.T transformer is given, the peak voltage at the secondary to C.T would be half the total leg to leg voltge.

But here, it is leg to C.T. (100 Votls at primary, and thus the secondary to C.T would be 100V/25 = 4

Volts for this transformer.)

3- What is the expected output peak voltage?

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What is the expected output frequency?

What is the expected output DC content?

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70.7 Vrms

60 Hz

TS_MISC_25_TO_1

1N4004G

1kΩ

1N4004G

B- Simulate the circuit and explain results.

Problem No. 6. Full-Wave Bridge.

Simulate the circuit and :

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Explain the results

What is the output Frequency?

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What is the calculated output peak voltage? Show calculations

What is the DC content of the output waveform?

70.7 Vrms

60 Hz

TS_MISC_25_TO_1

1B4B42 1kΩ

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