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Precaution:
Aim: To study Ic op-amp as an inverting amplifier.
1. Make sure the power supply should be switched off while making the
Theory: An op-amp connection.
is a direct coupled high gain amplifier consisting of one or more
2. Make all connection
differential amplifier followed neat
by a level and tight.
translator and an o/p stage. An op-amp is
3. Connecting lead should be well checked.
available as a single integrated circuit package. Op-amp is a versatile device
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i/p signals and designed for computing
such function as addition, subtraction, multiplexing, and integration. LABORATORY Thus the name
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inverting as well non-inverting configuration.
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Input voltage drives the inverting terminal and the amplified as well the inverted
1 o/p
signal is also applied to the inverting terminal via the feedback resistor Rf.
Non-inverting terminal is grounded and the feedback circuit has only one resistor Rf
.
Gain of the inverting amplifier is given by
Af=-Rf/R1 =Vo/Vin
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AIM:-Generate the outputTITLE:
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result by varying
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the PN sequence graphically, using commsim Software.
compare the result by varying the PN sequen
THEORY:- Convolution codes are fundamentally different from block codes, in that information
sequences arece notgraphically,
grouped into distant
using blocks Software.
commsim and encoded. Instead a sequences of information bits
is mapped into a continues sequence of encoder O/P bits. This mapping is highly structural enabling
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A convolutionl code is generated by passing the information sequences through a finite 1 state shift
register.
In general, the shift register contains N K-bit stages and m linear algebraic function generators
based on the generator polynomials. The input data is shifted into & along shift register K-bit at a
time. The no of output bits for each K-bits at a time. The number of output bits for each K-bits at a
time. The no. of output bits for each K-bits user input data sequences is n-bits. The parameters N is
called the constraint length and indicates the no. of input data bits that the current output is
dependent upon. The constraint length determines how powerful and complex the code is. The
function of decoder to estimate the encoded inputs information using a rule or method that result in
the minimum possible no. of errors. There is one to one correspondence between the information
sequence and code sequence. The job of the convolution decoder is to estimate the path through the
trellis that was followed by encoder.
There are no. of techniques for decoding convolution codes. The most important of there methods
is the viterbi algorithms which performance maximum likely hood decoding of convolution codes.
RESULT:- We have observed the waveforms of original data and recovered data of convolution
encoder by varying PN sequence.
AIM:- Plot the attenuated signal patterns, when signal is propagated over a long distance (km),
using commism software.
THEORY: TheN.C.COLLEGE
free space propagation model is usedISRANA,
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received signal strength when the
LABORATORY
transmitter and receiver have a clear, unobstructed line of sights path between them. As with most
MANUAL
NCC
large scale radio wave propagation models, free
PRACTICAL space modelINSTRUCTION
EXPERIMENT predicts that received
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a functions ofEXPERIMENT
T-R separation distance raised to some power. The free space power received byover a
TITLE: Plot the attenuated signal patterns, when signal is propagated
receiver
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antenna which
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distance from
(km), using a radiating
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software.
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friis free space equation:
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where Pt = transmitted power SEMESTER: 3rd PAGE: 1 OF
Pr(d)= received power which is function of T-R separate. 1
Gt =transmitter antenna gain
Gr =receiver antenna gain
D= T-R separation distance in meters
L = system loss factors
RESULT:- From the graph we can observe that as the path distance b/w transmitter and
receiver goes on increasing, path loss (dB)also decreases. If we observe the graph of
signal amplitude verses distance, we find that as the distance increases the amplitude of
signal goes on decreasing.
Procedure:
1. Make the connection on breadboard acc. To the circuit diagram.
2. Apply the i/p signal from function generator at inverting terminal.
3. Take o/p from the 6th pin of the IC741 and observe at CRO.
4. Compare the i/p and o/p at the CRO.
Precautions:
1. Make sure that power supply should be switched off.
2. Make all the connections neat and tight.
3. Connecting leads should be well checked.
5. Power supply should be constant.
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Theory: In this the i/p signal is applied to the non-inverting input terminal of the op-
amp. The feedback is employed which always oppose the input voltage and hence the
feedback is said to be negative.
The gain of the amplifier is given as:
Af=1+RF/R1
Procedure:
1. Make the connections on breadboard acc. To the circuit diagram.
2. Apply the i/p signal from the function generator at non-inverting
terminal through R1.
3. Take o/p from the 6th pin of the IC 741 AND Observe at the CRO.
4. Compare the i/p and o/p at the CRO.
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Precaution: TITLE: To study IC op-amp APPROVED
as a non –BY:
inverting amplifier.
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1. Make sure the power should be switched off while making the
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Connection.
2. Make all connection neat and tight.
3. Connecting lead should be well checked.
4. Power supply should be constant
Result:
O/p wave form for the non-inverting terminal amplifier is in same
phase with the i/p waveform.
Theory: Op-amp is the high gain , large bandwidth, infinite input resistance, zero o/p
resistance and emitter coupled differentials amplifier. It is used to do mathematical
functions like additions, subtraction, multiplications, differentiations, integration etc.
For op-amp to be used as integrator feedback capacitor is used for feedback and i/p
to the inverting terminal is given through resistance..
In an integrator the o/p voltage is the integral of the i/p voltage waveform.
Circuit for integrator is obtained by using a basic amplifier configuration if the
feedback resistor Rf is replaced by a capacitor Cr.
The expression for the o/p waveform can be obtained as:
Vin/R1=Cfd(-Vo)/dt
Or, N.C.COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,
Vo=_1/R1Cf Vin dt ISRANA,
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To study constant
FM modulation and demodulation. Calculate frequency duration
E and modulation index for FM.
And, current through the capacitor is given as:
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Procedure:
1. Make the connection on breadboard acc. To ckt. Diagram.
2. Apply wave output of function generator to the inverting terminal.
3. Take the o/p from pin 6 of 741.
4. Observe the o/p waveform on the CRO.
Precaution:
1. Make sure that power supply should be switched off while making the
connection.
2. Make all the connection neat and tight.
3.Connecting lead should be well checked.
4. Power supply should be constant.
Result: when square wave i/p is provided, triangular waveform as o/p is obtained.
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Theory: Op-amp is the high gain, large bandwidth, infinite input resistance, zero o/p
resistance, emitter coupled differential amplifier . it is used to do mathematical
function like addition, subtraction, multiplication, differentiation, integration etc.
For op-amp to be used as differentiator resistance is used for feedback and input to
the inverting terminal is given through capacitor.
Differentiator performs mathematical operation of differentiation; output is
derivative of input waveform . The differentiator may be constructed from a basic
inverting amplifier if an input resistance R1 is represented by C1
C1dVin/dt=-Vo/Rf
Vo= -Rfc1dVin/dt
It is mostly used in wave shaping circuits to detect high frequency components in an
input signal and a rate of change detector in FM modulators.
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function a differentiator.
to the inverting terminal
through
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Results: On applying the square wave input. We get spikes as output waveform.
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EXPERIMENT TITLE: To study FM modulation and demodulation. Calculate frequency duration
E and modulation index for FM.
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EXPERIMENT TITLE: To study FM modulation and demodulation. Calculate frequency duration
E and modulation index for FM.
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