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university:courses:electronics:electronics-lab-20 [04 Oct 2021 13:29] – Antoniu Miclaus | university:courses:electronics:electronics-lab-20 [02 Feb 2023 21:16] (current) – [Activity: CMOS Amplifier stages] Doug Mercer | ||
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- | In this part of the lab activity, the CD4069A(UB) un-buffered hex CMOS inverter and a CD4066 Quad analog switch are used as elements of a chopper amplifier. Reconnect the breadboard as indicated in figure | + | In this part of the lab activity, the CD4069A(UB) un-buffered hex CMOS inverter and a CD4066 Quad analog switch are used as elements of a chopper amplifier. Reconnect the breadboard as indicated in figure |
In operation, the input signal is modulated by the input switches, amplified by the ac amplifier, and then demodulated by the output switches. The 20 kΩ, 560 pF low pass filter minimizes the high frequency ripple in the output. | In operation, the input signal is modulated by the input switches, amplified by the ac amplifier, and then demodulated by the output switches. The 20 kΩ, 560 pF low pass filter minimizes the high frequency ripple in the output. | ||
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==== AC Amplifier Response to Pulse Modulated Signals ==== | ==== AC Amplifier Response to Pulse Modulated Signals ==== |