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Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 1

Which is the frequency of the given 555 timer?

Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 1


The waveforms will be like

The charge of the capacitor varies between


When capacitor is getting charged, output V0 is high

When capacitor is getting discharged, output V0 is low

The time period of o/p, T = Thigh + Tlow

In Thigh, i.e. charging time, both RA& RB are in play.


In Tlow, i.e. discharging time,

Tlow, i.e. discharging time,

Tlow = 0.693 RBC

T = Thigh + Tlow

= 0. 693(RA + 2RB)C

= 0.693 (8 + (2 × 4) × 103 × 0.1 × 10-6)

= 0.693 × 16 × 103 × 10-7

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Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 2

In the above monostable multivibrator circuit above given C = 10 nF. If the frequency of output pulse is 100 kHz the resistor value is _________ kΩ 


Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 2

The pulse duration in mono-stable multivibrator using 555 timer is T = RC In3

10-5 = 1.1 × R × 10 × 10-9

R = 909.1 Ω

≃ 0.91 kΩ 

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Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 3

For the 555 timer circuit, if RA = RB then

Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 3

The ON time of 555 timer is TON = RA + RB and OFF time TOFF = RB

≃ 66% > 50%

Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 4

A dc voltage of 380 V with a peak ripple voltage not exceeding 7 V is required to supply a 500 Ω load. Find out the inductance required.

Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 4

We know that the ripple factor


Where r = RMS value of AC component/DC component

RMS value of AC component = 7/1.414 = 4.95

L = 28.8 H

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Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 5

A shunt regular is shown in the figure has a regulated output voltage of 10 V. Given Vz = 9.3, VBE = 0 .7 V, β = 49. Neglecting the current through Resistor RB the ratio of maximum power dissipated in the transistor to the maximum power dissipated in the Zener diode is ________


Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 5


Maximum input current


The Base current is equal to current flowing through Zener diode

Vz = IB

→ Ic = βIB = βIZ

I1 = βIZ + Iz

1A = (49 + 1) Iz

Iz = 20 mA

∴ Power dissipated by the Zener diode Pz = VzIz

= 9.3 × 0.02 = 186 mW

Power dissipated by the Zener diode Pc = Ic × Vc

IC = 99Iz; VC = VO

⇒ PC = 0.98 × 10 = 9.8 W
∴ The ratio = 

Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 6

For the circuit shown, the value of C = 1 nF, the value of RA & R such that oscillation frequency of 100 kHz and duty cycle frequency of 75% is obtained at the output is

Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 6

T = 0.69 C (RA + 2RB)

 

4RB = 14452.75

RB = 3623

3.6 K

RA = 7.2 K

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Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 7

The frequency of oscillation of the astable multivibrator circuit given below is ______ 


Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 7

The time period of astable multivibrator given is

T = 0.693 (RA + 2RB) C

Where RA = 9.5 kΩ RB = 7.5 kΩ

C = 0.1 μF

Frequency of oscillation is given by F = 1/T

Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 8

For the given circuit, what is the value of power dissipated in zener diode ?

Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 8

The given circuit is of a voltage regulator, hence the output voltage will remain fixed due to zener diode.
V0 = VZ – VBE = 12 − 0.7 = 11.3V
VCE = 20 – 11.3 = 8.7V


Hence power dissipated in zener diode is Pdis = V× I = 477.3 mW

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Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 9

The output voltage of the voltage regulator is constant at 18.5 V. Assuming the op-amp and Zener diode are ideal, the maximum power dissipated in the transistor is ______ mw. The transistor β is very high.


Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 9


Due to virtual short, the voltage at inverting terminal is Vz

Then the current 

≃ 0.545 mA

Since op-amp is ideal no current is drawn by it,

⇒ IC ≃ IE = I1

VCE = (20 ~ 40) V – 18.5 V

VCEmax = 21.5 V

Power dissipated (maximum) = 21.5 × 0.545 mA

≃ 11.72 mW

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Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 10

For the timer circuit shown below the frequency of oscillation is __________ kHz.


Detailed Solution for Analog Electronics - 8 - Question 10

In the given circuit R= 10 kΩ RB = 5 kΩ C = 1 nF

The frequency of oscillation

Normally the duration of 'high' of pulse is TH = C(RA + RB)ln 2, but the diode bypasses the lower resistance RB. And the capacitor is charged only through RA.

Hence TH is = 0.69RAC and TL = 0.69RBC

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