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    1. The document describes an experiment to study the operation of a Wien Bridge oscillator circuit using an op-amp. 2. The objective is to measure the oscillation frequency and ratio of resistor values to maintain sinusoidal oscillation. 3. The theoretical oscillation frequency is calculated as 1/2πRC, where R is the potentiometer value and C is the capacitor value. Maintaining a 2:1 ratio of R2:R1 produces sinusoidal oscillation.

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    American International University Bangladesh (AIUB) Faculty of Engineering

    Analog Electronics 2 (LAB)

    Experiment No# 7 Experiment name: Study of Wein Bridge Oscillator


    Objective: An oscillator is a circuit in which a balanced bridge is used as the feedback network is the Wien Bridge oscillator. The objective of this experiment is to study the operation of the Wien Bridge. Equipment required: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. OpAmp Trainer Board Regular power supply Oscilloscope Resistor 100 K , 10K , 20 K , 100K (POT) Capacitor 0.1 f (2)

    Circuit Diagram:
    R 10K C 0.01 uf R 10K

    R2 + 15V

    +
    - 15V R1 20K

    VO

    C 0.01 uf

    GND

    Figure 1: Wien Bridge Oscillator Procedure: 1. Set up the circuit as shown in the Figure. 2. Connect the oscilloscope lead to the output of the amplifier. Adjust the potentiometer in order to obtain a sinusoidal waveform which is just maintained. Measure the ratio R of 2 and frequency of oscillation. R1 1 3. Theoretically the frequency of oscillation is given by f (where R = 100K ). 2RC R The oscillation is maintained when 2 ratio is approximately 2. Notice that if R2 is R1

    made appreciably greater than 2R1 a square wave oscillation is produced and if R2 is made less than 2R1. Report: 1. Compare the observe frequency with the theoretical one. 2. Draw the output wave shape. R 3. Describe the significance of 2 ratio. R1 4. What are the methods of changing the frequency of Wien Bridge Oscillator? References: 1. Integrated Electronics Jacob Millman, Christos C. Halkins. 2. Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory Robert L. Bolestad

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