Bandpass Resonance Filter Project
At resonance, the circuit will experience a maximum voltage gain and maximum total current. The series model of resonance is based on a voltage source in series with a singular resistor, capacitor and inductor. The parallel model is based on a current source in parallel with a singular resistor. capacitor, and inductor. The main objective of this project was to to design and analyze a parallel resonant filter circuit using ideal and non-ideal component models, determining the resonant frequency, loaded circuit Q and voltage gain.
Figure 1:Band-Pass Filter (ideal L1)
Figure 2: Band-Pass Filter (w/RL1)
Figure 3: Simulation of Ideal Inductor Parallel Resonance Circuit
Figure 4: Simulation of Non-ideal Inductor Parallel Resonance Circuit
Nodal and Mesh Analysis Project
In the first figure, mesh analysis was employed to ascertain the currents flowing through the circuits. This involved not only calculating the values but also measuring them by constructing the circuit in the lab. In Figure 2, nodal analysis was utilized to determine the voltages coursing through the circuits. This process again included calculating the values, but instead of measuring them, we simulated the circuit due to the impracticality of constructing it with the provided numerical data.
Figure 1: Mesh Analysis Circuit
Figure 2: Nodal Analysis Circuit
Figure 4: Nodal Analysis Circuit simulated in NI Multisim with voltage and current readings to verify calculations.
Project extension( Nodal Analysis in AC)
The same skills of protoboard circuit building, analysis, and simulation were reapplied for the AC Circuit in Figure 1. The AC circuits lets us use the function generator and non-ohmic components for simulation and in lab.
The is table is an example of the many tables used in this lab to organize date. Excel is a great tool when working with more complex circuits.