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Taking Measurements
Each picture of Vin,Vo1 and Vo2
Picture of Vin
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Picture of V01
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Picture of V02
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Fundamental frequency of Ouput Vo2
f02 = 1.02kHz
Image showing Frequncey of f02
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2)
The shape of V02 is inverted Sawtooth or 180 degrees shifted Sawtooth waveform.
3)
By observing the output waveform of the LM139AJ,we can say that it is acting as a square wave generator by taking sawtooth waveform as in input.
4)
The AD741CH is acting as a Inverting amplifier,because we can see that the non-inverting terminal is grounded and there is a input to the inverting terminal along with the feedback,
This type of configuration is called Inverting Amplifier.
For frequency of Vo2 is matching with 500Hz.
The Waveform of Vin is
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The Waveform of V01 is
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The Waveform of V02 is
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1)Peak to peak voltage of Vin is 9.77V
Pictue showing Vpp of Vin
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Functioning of the circuit,
We can say that the circuit is acting as a square wave generator as well an in inverse Sawtooth waveform generator
Also it is acting as a frequency double because the output frequency of VO2 is twice as the frequency of the Vin,
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