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    Active Bandpass Filter

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    An active band pass filter circuit was designed with a bandwidth of 5KHz. Readings were taken at various frequencies between 2-10KHz. The filter passed frequencies between 2-5KHz with gains between 2.3-10.3 and phases between 90-0.05 degrees. Frequencies below 2KHz and above 5KHz were attenuated, with gains dropping and phases shifting outside the pass band. Graphs clearly showed the gain and phase change over the frequency range, confirming the filter was functioning as a band pass filter within the specified bandwidth.

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    Active Bandpass Filter

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    An active band pass filter circuit was designed with a bandwidth of 5KHz. Readings were taken at various frequencies between 2-10KHz. The filter passed frequencies between 2-5KHz with gains between 2.3-10.3 and phases between 90-0.05 degrees. Frequencies below 2KHz and above 5KHz were attenuated, with gains dropping and phases shifting outside the pass band. Graphs clearly showed the gain and phase change over the frequency range, confirming the filter was functioning as a band pass filter within the specified bandwidth.

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    An active band pass filter circuit was designed with a bandwidth of 5KHz. Readings were taken at various frequencies between 2-10KHz. The filter passed frequencies between 2-5KHz with gains between 2.3-10.3 and phases between 90-0.05 degrees. Frequencies below 2KHz and above 5KHz were attenuated, with gains dropping and phases shifting outside the pass band. Graphs clearly showed the gain and phase change over the frequency range, confirming the filter was functioning as a band pass filter within the specified bandwidth.

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    Active Bandpass Filter

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    Eysha qureshi
    An active band pass filter circuit was designed with a bandwidth of 5KHz. Readings were taken at various frequencies between 2-10KHz. The filter passed frequencies between 2-5KHz with gains between 2.3-10.3 and phases between 90-0.05 degrees. Frequencies below 2KHz and above 5KHz were attenuated, with gains dropping and phases shifting outside the pass band. Graphs clearly showed the gain and phase change over the frequency range, confirming the filter was functioning as a band pass filter within the specified bandwidth.

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    Active band pass filter

    Design an active band pas filter with a bandwidth of 5KHz and take appropriate number of
    readings.

    BAT1 BAT2

    1.5V 1.5V

    U1
    C1

    7
    1
    3
    6
    R4
    10nf 2
    10k

    4
    5
    LM741
    V1
    VSINE
    R2
    10k

    R3 C2
    R1 10k 10nf
    10k

    Observations and calculations:

    1
    fc=
    2 π RC
    Let C=10nF, R4=1.9Kohm,R2=51Kohm,R3=11.2Kohm, R1=5.3Kohm

    Frequency K (Hz) Vout (V) Vin (V) Gain (Av) Phase φ


    2 3.3 1.4 2.3 90
    3 4.1 1.4 9.5 84
    4 4.5 1.4 10.3 72
    5 4.5 1.4 10.2 0.05
    6 4.52 1.4 10.2 -82
    7 4.3 1.4 9.71 -75
    8 4.1 1.4 9.33 -50
    10 3.6 1.4 2.6
    Graphical Representation:

    100
    Frequency verses phase plot
    50
    phase

    -50

    -100
    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
    Frequency

    15
    Frequency verses gain plot

    10
    Gain

    0
    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
    Frequency

    Conclusion:

    In this lab we were given to design a circuit a band pass filter for 2 kHz cutoff frequency and acquired the
    output on interest of frequency band and reached upon the conclusion that it pass only frequencies of
    interest .The phase difference had taken between input and output increases as the frequency rises.
    Frequency attenuation was -3dB and the phase difference between varied phase between 90 and -90.

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