Part 5 The frequency response of RLC circuits :
Design a passive filter: Band Pass, ISM Band 433.050 MHz to 434.790
MHz . Prepare a report to describe your design. Your results should
include the following :
i. Simulation of the designed filters by using any simulation
software.
ii. Attach a 1 kΩ resistor as a load to the initial design of your
filter. Explain how the transfer function change. Does the type of
filter
change? Does the cut-off frequency...
ı need an explanation filter types sound related (
low-pass, high pass, bandpass, band reject) but what ı need is not
contactor projection, more written explanation
1. What are the two main circuits of the
cardiovascular system? For each circuit identify the general
structures found within the circuit and the status of the blood
found throughout that circuit.
2. For the condition of hypotension, identify 2
possible causes and the predicted effect on cardiac output. How
would the body respond to this condition? Be sure to explain your
answer in the context of a homeostatic feedback loop, and to
identify if reactions are local or reflex control.
3. For...
1. (3pts) What are the two main circuits of the cardiovascular
system? For each circuit identify the general structures found
within the circuit and the status of the blood found throughout
that circuit.
2. (4pts) For the condition of hypotension, identify 2 possible
causes and the predicted effect on cardiac output. How would the
body respond to this condition? Be sure to explain your answer in
the context of a homeostatic feedback loop, and to identify if
reactions are local...
Draw phasor diagrams for the following circuits.
A) For the first circuit: Analyze a series RC circuit. So an emf
with frequency w and peak voltage V connected in series to a
resistance with peak voltage V_R and a capacitor with a peak votage
V_C.
B) For the second one, do a parallel RL circuit. Same emf as
above, but resistance R in parallel to inductor with inductance
L.
Step by step
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Draw band structure diagrams for the following, highlighting on
each diagram the valence band, conduction band and the band
gap.
(a) Au,
(b) SiO2
(c) intrinsic Ge
(d) p-type Ge
(e) n-type Ge
On each of the band diagrams also indicate the probable location
of the Fermi level for (c), (d) and (e) at a temperature of 0
K.
In this experiment you will use an online circuit board to build
three circuits: a series circuit with three resistors, a parallel
circuit with three resistors, and a circuit with a combination of
parallel and series resistors. You will use an ammeter and a volt
meter to measure the current flow and voltage across the resistors
in the circuits. After you record the results of your experiment,
you will be able to compare the measurements you take with what
Ohm’s...
Consider the noncoherent receiver consists of two paths; the
band-pass filter in the top path is tuned to the carrier frequency
representing symbol 1, and the band-pass filter in the lower path
is tuned to the alternative carrier frequency representing symbol
0. These two filters are followed by a pair of energy-level
detectors, whose outputs are applied to the comparator to recover
the original binary data stream.
Similarly, the noncoherent BFSK receiver is twice as complex as
the noncoherent BASK...