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Design RC phase shift oscillator to produce sinusoidal output of 5KHz.
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written 8.3 years ago by |
Figure 1 show the circuit diagram of RC phase shift oscillator.
The frequency of oscillation $f_O$ is given by,
$$f_o = \frac{1}{2π\sqrt{6}RC} = \frac{0.065}{RC}……….(1)$$
Let C=0.01uF so equation (1) becomes,
$f_O$ = 5KHz……Given
$$R = \frac{0.065}{5 X 10^3 X 0.001 X 10^-6}$$
$$R = 1.3KΩ$$
To prevent the loading of the amplifier because of RC networks, it is necessary that $R_1$ ≥ 10R.
Therefore $R_1$ = 10(1.3KΩ) = 13KΩ
$$|\frac{R_F}{R_1}| = 29$$
Or $R_F$ = 29$R_F$
$$R_F = 29(13kΩ)$$
$$R_F = 377kΩ$$
Use $R_F$ = 390KΩ potentiometer.
Figure 2 shows designed circuit diagram.