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    fr Frequency

    Gain

    Low

    frequency

    roll-off

    High

    frequencyroll-off

    Resonant

    rise

    Flat

    resp

    onse

    Frequency response of Transformer coupled amplifier

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    Reactance of the coil w.r.t. Frequency

    jXL

    Frequency

    0

    XL=2 f L

    Frequency

    XL=2 f L

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    At Low Frequencies

    The output voltage of a TC amplifier is equal to the

    product of the collector current and the reactance of

    the primary winding of the coupling transformer.

    Voltage gain rolls off (decreases)

    Why?

    Reactance of primary begins to fall, resulting in

    decreased gain.

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    Voltage gain rolls off

    (decreases)

    Why

    The capacitance

    between turns of

    windings acts as a

    bypass capacitor

    Reduces the output

    voltage and hence gain

    At High Frequencies

    Distributed

    capacitance

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    Peak gain and Flat Response

    Peak gain

    It results due to the resonance effect of inductance

    and distributed capacitance

    Resonant frequency

    - The frequency at which the resonant occurs is called

    resonant frequency fr Flat response

    -Small as compared to that of RC coupled amplifier

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    Transformer Impedance matching

    2

    1

    2

    1

    V

    V

    n

    n

    =2

    1

    2

    1

    I

    I

    n

    n

    =

    V1V2

    I1 I2

    V1/I1=RL=Effective input impedance

    V2/I2=RL=Effective output impedance

    2

    2

    1

    1 Vn

    nV = 2

    1

    2

    1 In

    nI =

    2

    2

    2

    1

    1

    2

    1

    I

    V

    n

    n

    I

    V

    =LLL RnR

    n2

    n1R2

    2

    =

    =

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    If we want to match a 20 speaker load to a amplifier

    so that the effective load may be 8K,then the turns ratio

    should be

    LLL RnR

    n2

    n1R

    2

    2

    =

    =

    Given

    R'L=8000 ,

    RL=20

    n=20

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    Advantages Of Transformer Coupled Amplifier

    No signal power is lost in the collector or base resistors

    Excellent impedance matching

    Higher gain

    D.C. isolation between first and second stages

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    Out put

    impedance is

    several

    hundred ohms

    Input impedance

    of speaker isonly a few ohms

    impedance

    matching

    CE

    Amplifier

    Reflected

    impedancehigh

    Impedance matching

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    Poor frequency response

    The coupling transformer is bulky and costly

    Introduces hum in the circuit

    Not used for amplifying audio frequencies

    Disadvantages

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    Applications

    Used for amplifying radio frequency signals

    Final stage of a multistage amplifier

    For amplifying the power level of the input signal

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    Summary

    We have discussed about the

    Frequency response of transformer coupled amplifier

    Factors affecting the frequency response

    Advantages

    Disadvantages

    Applications

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    QUIZ

    1. The frequency response of transformercoupling is

    (a) Good

    (b) Very good

    (c) Excellent

    (d) Poor

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    2. The final stage of a multistage amplifier uses

    (a) RC coupling

    (b) Transformer coupling

    (c) Direct coupling

    (d) Any of the above

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    1. In Transistor amplifiers ,the type of transformerused for impedance matching is

    (a) Step-Up

    (b) Step-Down

    (c) Same turns ratio

    (d) None of the above

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    2. Transformer coupling is generally employedwhen the load impedance is

    (a) Large

    (b) Very large

    (c) small

    (d) None of the above

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. Draw the frequency response of Transformer coupledamplifier and Explain.

    3. Explain why the gain falls at high frequencies as well

    as at low frequencies?

    5. List the advantages and disadvantages of Transformercoupled amplifier

    7. List the applications of transformer coupled amplifier?

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    Recap

    Already we discussed about the

    Multistage amplifiers and

    Their necessity

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    EE305.75 3

    Objectives

    After the completion of the period student will be

    able to know

    Gain and band width of an amplifier.

    Decibel gain

    Why the gain is expressed in decibels.

    Gain of a multistage amplifier

    Frequency response of an amplifier.

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    EE305.75 4

    GAIN

    Def: The ratio of the output electrical quantity to the

    input of the amplifier is called gain Electrical quantities

    are voltage, current and power accordingly gain can be

    voltage gain, current gain or power gain.

    VinVoutAV =

    in

    outI

    IIA =

    PinPoutAP=

    Voltage gain Current gain Power gain

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    EE305.75 5

    Block diagram of 2- Stage CE cascade amplifier

    FIRST

    STAGE

    SECOND

    STAGEV1

    V2V3

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    Voltage Gain of a Multi Stage Amplifier

    voltage gain of the first stage

    is

    voltage gain of the secondstage

    voltage gain of the multi stage

    amplifier is

    From equation 1 & 2

    1

    21

    V

    VAV =

    2

    32

    V

    V

    AV =

    1

    2

    2

    3

    1

    3

    V

    VX

    V

    V

    V

    VAV ==

    21 VVV XAAA =

    Eq no.1

    Eq no.2

    From Eqno.1&2

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    Voltage gain continued

    Voltage gain of the multi stage amplifier is equal to the

    product of the voltage gains of the individual stages.

    For n stage cascaded amplifier.

    Magnitude of the total voltage gain.AV=AV1XAV2XAVn

    = 1 + 2 +------------- n

    Total phase shift

    Due to loading effect above condition is not satisfied

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    Decibel Gain

    Def: Ten times the common logarithm of the ratio of output

    power to the input power is known as decibel gain

    in

    t

    P

    P

    Powergain

    ou

    10log10=

    in

    t

    V

    VnindBVolatgegai

    ou

    10log20=

    in

    t

    I

    InindBCurrentgai

    ou

    10log20=

    1 bel =10 Decibels

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    Properties of power gain and voltage gain

    Factor Power gain indecibels Voltage gain indecibels

    X 1 0 dB 0 dB

    X 2 +3 +6

    X 10 +10 +20

    X 0.5 -3 -6

    X 0.1 -10 -20

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    Gain of multi stage amplifier in dB

    Gain of multi stage (n stage) amplifier is the product of

    the gains of the individual stages

    A = A1 X A2 X A3-----An

    Taking logarithm on both sides10log10A = 10log10 (A = A1 X A2 X A3----An )

    = 10log10 (A1) + 10log10 (A2) ----+ 10log10 (An)

    AdB = AdB1 +AdB2 + AdB3 +----+AdBn

    The over all gain in dB of a multi stage amplifier is the

    sum of the decibel voltage gains of the individual stages.

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    Why dB is used?

    It permits gains to be directly added when a number of

    stages are cascaded

    Use of logarithms changes multiplication in to an

    addition

    It permits us to denote, both very small as well as very

    large quantities of linear scale by conveniently small

    figures

    Ex: Voltage Gain = 0.000001 = -120dBVoltage Gain = 456000 = 56dB

    It tallies with the natural response of our ears

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    Frequency Response

    The curve between Gain and signal frequency of anamplifier is known as frequency response.

    Vol

    tagegain

    Frequencyfr

    Maximum gain

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    Band Width The range of frequencies over which the gain is equal to or

    greater than 70.7% of the maximum gain is known as band

    widthVoltage gain

    Frequencyfrf1 f2

    Am

    0.707 Am

    f1-lower cut-off

    frequency

    f2-upper cut-off

    frequency

    The gain bandwidth

    product is consant BAND WIDTH=f2-f1

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    3 dB frequencies

    Lower cut off frequency:

    f1 Frequency at which the magnitude of the low

    frequency range falls to 0.707 times of the maximum

    gain .

    Upper cut off frequency

    f2 Frequency at which the magnitude of the voltage

    gain in the high frequency range falls to 0.707 times

    of the maximum gain .

    f1 and f2 are also known as 3dB frequencies or half

    power frequencies.

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    EE305.75 15

    QUIZ

    1. A gain of 1,000,000 of times in power isexpressed by

    (a) 30dB

    (b) 60dB

    (c) 20dB

    (d) 600dB

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    1. 1dB corresponds to -----------change in powerlevel

    (a) 50%

    (b) 35%

    (c) 26%

    (d) 22%

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    1.The band width of a single stage amplifier is

    --------that of a multi stage amplifier

    (a) more than

    (b) the same as

    (c) less than

    (d) data

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    1. The upper or lower cut off frequency is also

    called--------- frequency

    (a) Resonant

    (b) Side Band

    (c) 3dB

    (d) none of the above

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    EE305.75 19

    Assignment Problems

    1. The input power to an amplifier is 15mW while output

    power is 2W. Find the decibel gain of the amplifier

    3. A multi stage amplifier consists of three stages. The

    voltage gains of the stages are 30, 50, and 60. calculate

    the over all gain in dB.

    EE305.75

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    EE305.75 20

    Frequently asked questions

    1. Define gain and bandwidth of an amplifier ?

    3. Define decibel gain and frequency response of an

    amplifier?

    5. Define lower and upper cutoff frequencies?

    EE305.75

    Objectives

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    Upon completion of this period , you would

    be able to

    Know what is parallel resonance.

    Derive the expression for resonant frequency.

    Understand the condition for resonance in

    parallel LC circuit.

    EC 303 . 61 2

    Objectives

    Parallel Resonance

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    EC 303 . 61 3

    Parallel Resonance

    The Resonance Phenomenon Occurs in

    Parallel LC circuits also as in the case of Series LC

    circuits

    The parallel resonance occurs at a frequency when

    the imaginary part of circuit impedance becomes

    Zero

    Resonant Frequency

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    EC 303 . 61 4

    Resonant Frequency

    Step1 : Find the expression for admittance of the circuit.

    Step2 : Equate the susceptance part of it to zero.

    Step3 : Solve for resonant frequency

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    EC 303 . 61 5

    Y(admittance)

    i

    Capacitive admittance

    CjyC=

    Inductive admittance

    Ljy

    L

    1=

    Total admittance

    LjCjyyy

    LC

    1

    +=+=

    Analysis

    It is convenient use admittance method when solving

    parallel Networks

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    EC 303 . 61 6

    The above expression can be reduced to.

    imaginary part of the admittance is known as the susceptance (B).

    Real part of the admittance is called as conductance (G).

    = LCjy 1

    (1)

    Analysis

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    EC 303 . 61 7

    Conductance G = 0

    Susceptance B =

    L

    C

    1

    Since Imaginary part is zero under Resonance conditions

    Equate succeptance to 0 to find resonant frequency

    = 0 (2)

    LC

    0

    0

    1

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    EC 303 . 61 8

    By solving Equation (2) for0

    LC

    1

    0=

    f 2=As

    LCf 21

    0= (3)

    Impedance at resonance

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    EC 303 . 61 9

    Impedance at resonance

    =

    LCjy

    1

    Admittance of parallel LC circuit

    At resonant frequency f0

    LC

    1

    = 0

    Impedance is reciprocal of admittance.

    Y = 0

    Impedance at resonance

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    EC 303 . 61 10

    Impedance of parallel LC circuit at

    resonance is infinite ( ).

    If frequency increase above f0 or decrease

    below f0 impedance will decrease.

    Impedance at resonance

    Frequency versus admittance

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    EC 303 . 61 11

    Frequency versus admittance

    f0

    Resonant frequency

    Current at resonant frequency

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    Current at resonant frequency

    EC 303 . 61 12

    Impedance at resonant frequency Z = 0.

    Current entering into the circuit = .z

    v

    At resonant frequency the Net current drawn by

    parallel LC circuit is equal to zero .

    Example1

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    EC 303 . 61 13

    Example1

    Q) Find the value of L at which the circuit shown resonates at

    frequency of 1000 rad/sec ?

    -12j1000rad/secLC

    1

    0 = (1)

    C0

    1 = 12 (2)

    FC

    3.831000*12

    1

    12

    1

    0

    ===

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    EC 303 . 61 14

    ( )

    H

    C

    L

    LC

    LC

    012.010*3.83*1000

    11

    1

    11

    622

    0

    2

    0

    0

    ===

    =

    =

    Therefore the value of L required for the circuit

    to be resonant = 0.012H .

    Summary

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    y

    Parallel LC circuit resonates when its succeptance is 0.

    Resonant frequency .

    Impedance at resonant frequency

    Z0 =infinite.

    At resonant frequency circuit will act as open circuit.

    EC 303 . 61 15

    LCf

    2

    1

    0=

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    QUIZ

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    EC 303 . 61 17

    QUIZ

    1. Parallel LC circuit resonates when its ___ is zero

    a) impedance

    b) reactance

    c) susceptance

    d) none of the above

    Ans : ( c )

    1) At resonant frequency impedance of parallel

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    EC 303 . 61 18

    1) At resonant frequency impedance of parallel

    resonant circuit is

    a) zero

    b) infinite

    c) low

    d) none of the above

    Ans : ( b )

    h d i h f f

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    3. Factors that determine the resonant frequency of

    parallel LC circuit are

    a) L,C values

    b) coil resistance

    c) only C value

    d) only L value

    Ans : ( a )

    EC 303 . 61 19

    4 ) At resonant frequency current entering into the

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    4 ) At resonant frequency current entering into the

    parallel LC circuit is

    a) Zero

    b) medium

    c) Infinite

    d) none of the above

    Ans : ( a)

    EC 303 . 61 20

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    EC 303 . 61 21

    Frequently asked questions

    1. Define resonant frequency of parallel LC circuit ?

    3. Derive the expression for resonant frequency of a parallel

    LC circuit ?

    5. Explain about variation of impedance with respect to

    frequency in parallel resonant circuit ?

    Objectives

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    Objectives

    EC 303 . 62 2

    On completion of this period , you would beable to

    Understand the condition for resonance in parallel

    RL-C circuit.

    Derive the expression for resonant frequency .

    Know the current in parallel RL-C circuit under

    resonance.

    Know the impedance of parallel RL-C circuit under

    resonance.

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    EC 303 . 62 3

    Resonance in parallel RL-C circuit

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    EC 303 . 62 4

    A) When do you say parallel RL-C circuit is in

    resonance ?

    When the susceptance part of its admittance

    is zero.

    The frequency of excitation at which the

    susceptance part of admittance is 0 is known

    as resonant frequency f0.

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    EC 303 . 62 5

    Steps to find the resonant frequency

    Step1 : Find the expression for admittance of the circuit

    Step2 :Equate the susceptance part of it to zero

    Step3 :Solve for frequency which is nothing but resonant

    frequency

    h fi d

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    EC 303 . 62 6

    Now execute these steps to find resonant

    frequency

    R

    L

    C

    Y

    Admittance of coil

    LjRYL

    +

    =1

    Admittance of C

    CjYC =

    i

    Si lif Y b l i l i

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    EC 303 . 62 7

    Simplify YL by multiplying numerator

    and denominator with (R- j L)

    =

    +=

    )(

    )(

    )(

    1

    LjR

    LjRX

    LjRYL

    22 )(

    )(

    LR

    LjR

    +

    2222

    )()( LR

    Lj

    LR

    R

    +

    +

    = (1)

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    EC 303 . 62 8

    Now the total admittance y

    CL YYY +=

    Real part in the above eq. is the conductance.

    Imaginary part is the susceptance.

    ++

    += 2222 )()( LR

    LCjLR

    R

    (2)

    Equate susceptance part to zero to

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    EC 303 . 62 9

    Equate susceptance part to zero to

    find the resonant frequency

    (3)

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    EC 303 . 62 10

    C

    LLR =+ 20

    2 )(

    Replace with and solve for0 0

    2

    2

    0

    1

    L

    R

    LC=

    002 f =

    (4)

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    EC 303 . 62 11

    2

    2

    0

    12

    L

    R

    LCf =

    Therefore resonant frequency parallel RL-Ccircuit is

    2

    2

    0

    1

    2

    1

    L

    R

    LCf = (5)

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    EC 303 . 62 12

    Expression for f0can also be written as

    =

    L

    CR

    LC

    f2

    0 1

    2

    1

    (6)

    What will happen when >1 ?

    Resonant frequency will become imaginary.

    But frequency must be real and positive.

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    EC 303 . 62 13

    Therefore the circuit to have a resonant

    frequency

    Q) how should be the component values ?

    component values should be such that.

    >1

    Otherwise f0 will become imaginary.

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    IMPEDANCE AT RESONANT FREQUENCY

    ++

    +=

    2222 )()( LRLCj

    LRR

    EC 303 . 62 14

    Admittance of the circuit from Eq.1

    Y

    At resonant frequency susceptance part is zero

    2

    0

    2 )( LR

    RY

    +=

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    EC 303 . 62 15

    Impedance is reciprocal of admittance

    From Eq. (4)

    L

    CRY =

    Impedance of parallel LR-C circuit at resonant

    frequency

    CR

    LZ =

    0

    CURRENT IN THE CIRCUIT UNDER

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    EC 303 . 62 16

    CURRENT IN THE CIRCUIT UNDER

    RESONANCE

    Applied voltage =

    Impedance at f0

    v

    CR

    LZ =0

    Q)Now what is the current at resonant frequency ?

    L

    vCR

    CRLv

    Z

    vI ===

    0

    0

    Power factor of parallel LC circuit under

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    EC 303 . 62 17

    Power factor of parallel LC circuit under

    resonance

    Impedance /admittance of parallel resonant circuit

    Under resonance is pure resistive/conductive.

    So the voltage and current are in phase.

    Cosine of angle between voltage and current is

    known as power factor.

    A) Now what is the power factor of an

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    EC 303 . 62 18

    A) Now what is the power factor of an

    parallel LC circuit ?

    Power factor = 1)0cos(cos ==

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    EC 303 . 62 19

    VARIATION OF IMPEDANCE WITH FREQUENCY

    Impedance

    frequencyfo

    Z0

    XL>XCXC>XL

    Impedance decreases

    as frequency deviates

    from f0

    R

    Differences between series and

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    Differences between series andparallel resonant circuits

    LCf

    2

    1

    0=

    L

    CR

    LC

    f2

    01

    2

    1=

    EC 303 . 62 20

    Parameter series parallel

    Resonant frequency

    At f0

    Impedance(Z0) R(minimum) L/CR(maximum)

    Current V/R(very large) (VCR)/L(minimum)

    Acts as short circuit Open circuit

    power factor unity unity

    A) For RL-c circuit shown in fig.find the

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    EC 303 . 62 21

    ) g

    resonant frequency ?

    10

    0.1H

    F1010v

    Resonant frequency

    = L

    CR

    LCf

    2

    0 12

    1

    On substitution of R,L and Cvalues in the above equation

    0f =158.35Hz

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    summary

    LR-C circuit formed by connecting an RL branch and

    a capacitor in parallel.

    Resonant frequency of the circuit is

    Impedance at f0 ,Z0=L/CR.

    Impedance is maximum at f0.EC 303 . 62 22

    =

    L

    CR

    LCf

    2

    0 12

    1

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    Impedance decreases as frequency deviates from f0.

    Current in the circuit is minimum at f0.

    Current increases as frequency deviates from f0.

    power factor under resonance is unity.

    Quiz) h ll h d f C

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    1)What will happen to impedance of an RL-C circuit

    as frequency increases beyond f0?

    a) Increases

    b) decreases

    c) Unchanged

    d)none

    Ans : ( b )

    2) what is the phase difference betweenl d i ll l RL C i i

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    voltage and current in parallel RL-C circuitunder resonance ?

    a) 00

    b) 900

    c) 1350

    d) 1800

    Ans : ( a)

    EC 303 . 62 25

    3) To get minimum current in parallel RL-C circuitf f it ti t b

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    fequency of excitation must be

    a) very high

    b) very low

    c) equal to f0

    d) None

    Ans : ( c )

    EC 303 . 62 26

    4) What will be the impedance of parallel RL-C

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    4) What will be the impedance of parallel RL Ccircuit when R=0 ?

    a) Zero

    b) Infinite

    c) Low

    d) None

    Ans : ( b )

    EC 303 . 62 27

    Frequently asked questions

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    Frequently asked questions

    1. Draw the parallel RL-C circuit and derive the

    expression for its resonant frequency ?

    2. With neat graph explain how impedance of

    parallel RL-C circuit vary with frequency ?

    3. Derive the expressions for impedance and current

    of parallel RL-C circuit under resonance ?

    4. Prove that the power factor of tank circuit under

    resonance is unity.

    EC 303 . 62 28

    OBJECTIVES

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    On completion of this period ,you would able to

    solve:

    problems on series resonance

    problems on parallel resonance

    RECAP

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    Define resonance ?

    Give formula of quality factor ?

    What is the relation between Q, Bw, fo?

    What is formula for resonant frequency ?

    1.Determine the resonant frequency of

    i t i it h i Fi

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    series resonant circuit shown in Fig.

    10

    0.5mH

    10 F

    Vs

    Resonant frequency of series

    RLC circuitLC

    f2

    10=

    What is the expression for resonant

    frequency of series RLC circuit ?

    Fig 1

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    On Substitution of L and C values in the above Eq.

    Hzf 22511010105.02

    1

    630 =

    =

    Therefore resonant frequency = 2251 Hz

    2.Determine the value of inductive reactance

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    of the circuit shown at resonance ?

    jXL

    50

    -j25

    What will be the net reactance of

    RLC series circuit under resonance ?

    Net reactance of RLC series

    circuit under resonance X=0

    VS

    Fig 2

    XXXNet reactance

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    =

    =

    =

    25

    025

    L

    L

    CL

    X

    X

    XXXNet reactance

    Therefore the inductive reactance of the circuit under

    resonance = 25 ohms

    What is the impedance of the circuit at resonance ?

    As reactance is zero impedance of the circuit at

    resonance Z0 = R= 50 ohms

    3.For the circuit shown in fig3 .Find thefrequency at which maximum voltage

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    frequency at which maximum voltage

    appears across capacitor and also find the

    maximum voltage across capacitor

    0.1 H

    10

    50 F

    50V

    When will the voltage across

    the capacitor be maximum ?

    2

    2

    2

    1

    L

    R

    LC= At

    Fig 3

    On substitution of L,C,R values in the above Eq.

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    , , q

    Current flowing through the circuit at this frequency

    A

    CLR

    VI

    968.4

    )6

    105058.441

    11.058.441(100

    50

    2)(2

    =

    +

    =

    +

    =

    sec/58.4411.02

    100

    10501.0

    126 rad=

    =

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    Therefore maximum voltage across the capacitor

    voltsXIV CC 1.225105017.447

    11.46max=

    ==

    4.In the circuit shown,the maximum current flowsthrough the circuit is 0 5ma determine the

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    through the circuit is 0.5ma.determine the

    resonant frequency,the bandwidth,and the

    quality factor Q at resonance ?

    0.1 H

    R

    5 F

    When maximum current flows through RLC series circuit ?

    5v

    Continued

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    What is the impedance of RLC at resonant frequency ?

    At resonant frequency maximum currentflows through the RLC series circuit

    It is Z0 = R

    Determination of R value

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    Maximum current

    Determination of R value

    0

    0

    50.1

    V I mA

    Z R

    3

    550

    0.1 10R

    50R

    Determination of resonant frequency

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    Determination of resonant frequency

    What is the expression for resonant frequency of series

    RLC circuit ?

    It is

    LC

    f2

    1

    0=

    06

    1225

    2 0.1 5 10 f Hz

    0

    0 0

    225

    2 2 225 14142 / sec

    resonant frequency f Hz

    and f rad

    Determination of quality factor Q

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    What is the expression for quality factor Q of series RLC

    resonant circuit ?

    It isR

    LQ 0

    0

    =

    0

    14142 0.128

    50Quality factor Q

    0 28Q

    Determination of bandwidth

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    What is the expression for bandwidth of a series RLC

    resonant circuit ?

    It is Q

    fBW 0=

    HzBW 36.8028

    225==

    Therefore the bandwidth BW=80.36 Hz

    5.Determine the lower and upper half-powerfrequencies, bandwidth and then quality

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    factor Q of circuit shown in Fig 5.

    0.1 H

    R=10

    10 F

    Maximum current I0 flows

    through the circuit at resonant

    frequency

    current falls to 0.707I0 at half

    power frequencies f1 and f2

    At resonant frequency

    impedance Z0 = R

    FIG 5

    So what is the impedance of circuit at half power

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    frequencies ?

    At half power frequencies

    RZ

    R

    VRVZVI

    Z

    VI

    h

    h

    h

    2

    2222

    00

    =

    =====

    Therefore at half power frequenciesf1/f2 impedance of the circuit Zh= R2

    DETERMINATION OF LOWER HALF POWERFREQUENCY f

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    FREQUENCY f1

    1impedance at lower half power frequency f

    2

    2

    1 1

    1

    1 2 22

    h Z R f L Rf C

    2

    2 2

    1

    1

    12 2

    2

    R f L R

    f C

    At lower half power frequency XC

    >XL

    (1)11

    12

    2 f L R

    f C

    On Solving equation(1) for f1

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    2

    1

    4

    4

    L

    R R Cf

    L

    6

    4 0.110 100

    10 10151.39

    4 0.1Hz

    1lower half power frequency 151.39 f Hz

    DETERMINATION OF UPPER HALF POWER

    FREQUENCY f2

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    FREQUENCY f2

    2impedance at f

    2

    2

    2 2

    2

    1

    2 22h Z R f L R f C

    2

    2 2

    2

    2

    12 2

    2 R f L R

    f C

    At upper half power frequency XL>XC

    2

    2

    12

    2 f L R

    f C

    On Solving equation(2) for f2

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    2

    2

    4

    4

    LR RC

    fL

    6

    4 0.1

    10 100 10 10 167.114 0.1

    Hz

    2upper half power frequency 167.11 f Hz

    DETERMINATION OF RESONANT

    FREQUENCY

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    FREQUENCY

    Hzf

    LCf

    2.159

    10101.02

    1

    21frequencyresonant

    60

    0

    =

    =

    =

    Therefore the resonant frequency of the

    circuit f0 = 159.2 Hz

    DETERMINATION OF QUALITY FACTOR Q

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    What is the expression for bandwidth ?

    Bandwidth BW = f2-f1

    Therefore BW = 167.11- 151.39 = 15.72

    What is the expression for Q in terms of f0 and BW ?

    Q=f0/BW

    Therefore quality factor Q=159.2/15.72=10.13

    . or an ser es c rcu s own n g. ns an aneousexcitation v=70.7sin(600t) and current i=1.5sin(600t+

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    450) Find R and C values.Also find the frequency at

    which the circuit is resonant

    0.1 H

    C

    Continued

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    0

    0

    455.1ithen07.70If=

    = v

    At the given frequency a leading phase of 450 is

    introduced by the circuit

    After studying the problem what is your comment on

    phase introduced by the circuit

    The instantaneous impedance at given frequency

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    The instantaneous impedance at given frequency

    (1)

    0

    070.7 47.13 45

    1.5 45vzi

    33.33 33.33j 33.33 33.33 z R jX j

    On comparison of real and imaginary parts

    in the above equation

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    in the above equation

    33.33R

    600 0.1 60LX L

    33.33 33.33 60 93.33C LX X 1

    93.33C

    XC

    117.85

    600 93.33C F

    33.33C L X X X

    DTERMINATION OF RESONANT

    FREQUENCY

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    FREQUENCY

    Hzf

    LCf

    12.1191085.171.02

    1

    2

    1frequencyresonant

    60

    0

    =

    =

    =

    Therefore the frequency at which the circuitresonates =119.12 Hz

    7.Find the resonant frequency of the

    parallel circuit shown in fig.

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    parallel circuit shown in fig.

    7

    1mH

    20 F

    i

    Given data

    R= 7

    L= 1mH

    C= 20 F

    2

    2

    0

    1

    2

    1

    L

    R

    LCf =

    What is the expression for Resonant frequency ?

    Fig 7

    On substitution of R,L, and C values in the above

    equation

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    equation

    Hzf 15910

    49

    102010

    1

    2

    16630=

    =

    Resonant frequency = 159Hz

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    On substitution of L and C values

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    Hz

    LCf

    6.7117

    1001.010502

    1

    2

    1

    630

    =

    ==

    Therefore resonant frequency = 7117.6Hz

    9.The circuit shown in fig. is under resonance atfrequency 500Hz. Q factor of L is 5.find the coil

    i t d it l ?

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    resistance and capacitance values ?

    RLC

    i

    L=0.1H

    Given data

    f0 = 500Hz

    QL = 5

    L = 0.1H

    What is the expression for Q

    factor of a coil ?

    R

    Lf

    R

    LQ 00

    2==

    Fig 8

    On substitution f0 and L values

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    02 2 500 0.1

    62.835

    f L

    R Q

    we know that

    0

    1

    LC

    Therefore

    R=62.83 and C 0.101F

    22

    0

    1 1C 0.101 F

    L 0.1 2 500

    it is resonant at frequency 5000 rad/ sec .xL=6

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    RL=8 and RC=7

    RL

    RC

    Given data

    XL = 6

    RL=8

    RC=7

    0 = 5000 rad/sec

    What will happen to susceptance of the circuit atresonant frequency ?

    It will become zero

    Find the susceptance of the circuit and equate it to zero

    and then solve it for X

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    and then solve it for XC

    admittance of R-L branch

    2 2

    1 8 6 8 6

    8 6 8 6 100L

    j jY

    j

    admittance of R-C branch

    2 271

    7 7C

    C

    C C

    jXY jX X

    Total admittance of the circuit

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    Real part is conductance and the imaginary part is known

    as susceptance

    2 2 2 2

    8 7 6

    100 7 7 100C

    C C

    Xj

    X X

    2 2 2 2

    8 6 7

    100 100 7 7

    C

    L C

    C C

    XY Y Y j j

    X X

    Equate the susceptance part to zero to find XC

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    2 2 6 07 100C

    C

    X

    X

    2 2

    6

    7 100

    C

    C

    X

    X

    2100 6 294C CX X

    (1)2

    6 100 294 0C CX X

    On Solving equation (1)

    2

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    26 100 294 0

    C CX X

    2100 100 4 6 29412.85

    2 6C

    X

    0

    112.85

    CX

    C

    Therefore the value of C for resonance = 15.56F

    0

    1 115.56

    12.85 5000 12.85C F

    11.Determine the value of RL for which theparallel circuit shown in fig is resonant.given

    R 4 X 5 d X 10

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    RC=4 XC=5 and XL=10 .

    RL

    RC

    Given data

    RC=4

    XC=5

    XL=10 .

    Find the admittance of the circuit and then

    equate the susceptance part to zero to find the

    RL value

    Fig 10

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    EQUATE THE SUSCEPTANCE TO ZERO

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    2

    5 100

    41 100LR

    2

    10 5

    100 41L

    R

    25 500 410LR

    Equating imaginary part in the above eq. To zero

    2

    18LR 18 (imaginary value)LR j

    What is your comment on resistance value ?

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    A resistor can not posses an imaginary value

    As you can not have a resistor with an

    imaginary value we can conclude that no

    value of RL can make the circuit resonant

    Summary

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    We have solved problems dealing with

    The resonant frequency,bandwidth,and Q-factor of series

    resonant circuits.

    The resonant frequency Q-factor,and bandwidth of

    different parallel resonant circuits

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    QUIZ

    1.An RLC series circuit has fixed values of R L and

    C values what should we do make the circuit

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    C values what should we do make the circuit

    resonant ?

    a. Increase input voltage

    c. Decrease input voltage

    e. Adjust the input frequency

    g. None of the above

    Ans : c

    2.Quality factor of coil depends upon ___

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    a. Its inductance

    c. Coil resistance

    e. Operating frequency

    g. All the above

    Ans : d

    3.Quality factor of a capacitor depends upon___

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    a. Capacitance value

    c. Resistance value

    e. Operating frequency

    g. All the above

    Ans : d

    4.which one of the following does noteffect the resonant frequency of the tank

    circuit ?

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    circuit ?

    a. R value

    c. L value

    e. Magnitude of input excitation

    g. C value

    Ans : c

    5. A fixed frequency series RLC circuitintroducing a leading phase. To make

    th t t h t

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    that resonant we have to __

    a. Reduce the capacitive reactance

    c. Increase the inductive reactance

    e. Either (a) or (b)

    g. None of the above

    Ans : c

    6. Input voltage to series RLC circuit underresonance is v=Vmsin(5000t+30

    0).its

    current i=

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    current i=____

    (Vm/R )sin(5000t+30)

    (Vm/R )sin(5000t+45)

    Zero amps

    (Vm*R )sin(5000t+30)

    Ans : a

    7. Resonant frequency of a tank circuit is150kHz and Q0=10.Bandwidth of tuned

    i it i

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    circuit is___

    a. 5 kHz

    c. 10 kHz

    e. 15 kHz

    g. None of the above

    Ans : c

    8. Current passing through a seriesresonant circuit at f0 is 1A.current at

    lower half power frequency=

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    lower half power frequency=___

    a. 0.5A

    c. 0.707A

    e. 1A

    g. 0A

    Ans : b