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Chapter 2
Linear Waveshaping: High-pass Circuits
1. A ramp shown in Fig.2p.1 is applied to a high-pass RC circuit. Draw to scale the
output waveform for the cases: (i) T = RC, (ii) T = 0.2RC, (iii) T = 5RC.
Fig.2p.1
Solution:
From Eq. (2.64):
A ramp as input
v o = 1 e t /
V
T
v o = V 1 e t /
T
The peak of the output will occur at t = T. We know:
v o(peak) = V 1 e T /
T
(i) When T = :
=1
T
v o (peak) = (1) 1 e 1 = 0.632 V.
(iii) When T = 5 :
T
=5
v o (peak) = (0.2)
= 0.2
T
1 e 5 = 0.198 V.
Fig.1
Fig.2p.2
Solution:
For a ramp input
vo (t ) RC (1 e
RC
At t t1 0.005 106 s
0.00510
vi
12
12
50
250 10 1 e 25010
6
0.005 10
0.00510
1
12
12
250 10 1 e 25010
vi
6
50 0.005 10
vi (max) 1000V
For t t1
vo 50 e
2501012
1106
vo 50 e 25010
12
vo 0 V
3. A limited ramp shown in Fig.2p.3 is applied to an RC high-pass circuit of Fig.2.2 (a).
The time constant of the RC circuit is 2 ms. Calculate the maximum value of output
voltage and the output at the end of the input waveform.
RC
At t = t 1 = 0.4 10 3 s
0.410 3
10
3
v(t )
2 10 3 (1 e 210 )
3
0.4 10
The peak value occurs only at t = t 1 = 0.4 10 3 s
vo (max) 9.063 V
For t > t 1
t
vo 9.063 e 210
The voltage at t = 10.4 ms is:
3
vo 9.063 e
1010 3
210 3
vo 0.061 V
The voltage at t = 10.4 ms is 0.061 V. The output waveform is shown in Fig.3.
For 0 t T1 , vo V1 e
At t = T 1
For
At
At
For
At
t T1 ,
v o V1 V1 e
'
T1 t (T1 T2 ),
t T2 ,
T1
V1 e
vo V2 e
v o V 2' V 2 e
T2
100
10
T2
V 2 e 10 0.904 V 2
T1
T2
9.6e
100
10
v o = 1 e t /
(1)
V
.
T1
V
T1 (1 e 1 ) V 1 e 1 0 . 632 V 0 . 367 V 1
T1
(2)
vo (T1 ) =V 2 V
V1 (V V )e
T2
V1 (1 0.134) 0.135
V1
0.135
0.156V
0.864
vo = Va e
t
2
4
2
4
At t = 6 ms vo = V f = Ve e 4 = 9.14(0.606) = 5.53 V
At 6 ms, the input falls by 12 V.
Hence V g = V f 12 = 6.47 V
(v) During 3T/2 < t < 2T, that is, during 6 to 8 ms, the output decays.
At t = 2T=8 ms, vo = Vh = V g e
2
4
Given V = 10 V
(i) f 1 = 0.6 Hz
= RC =
T=
1
2 f1
1
0.265 s
2 (0.6)
1
= 1 = 0.05 s.
f
20
T
= 0.025 s.
2
V1 =
V
10
=
= 5.25 V.
T / 2
0.025 / 0.265
1 e
1 e
T
0.025
V 1 = V 2 and V1'
V2'
V 1 = V 2 = 5.25 V
V1' = V2' = 4.8 V
The output in this case is plotted in Fig.7.1.
= RC =
V1 =
1
2 f1
1
0.0265 s
2 (6)
10
V
=
= 7.20 V
T / 2
0.025 / 0.0265
1 e
1 e
T
0.025
V2'
V 1 = V 2 =7.20 V
V1' = V2' = 2.8 V
The output for this condition is plotted in Fig.7.2.
= RC =
V1 =
1
2 f1
1
0.00265 s
2 (60)
V
2
=
=10.0 V
T / 2
0.025 / 0.00265
1 e
1 e
T
V2'
V 1 = V 2 =10.00 V
V1' = V2' =0.0008 V
The output for this case is plotted in Fig.7.3..
10
50 Hz
3
2 P 2 10 10 10 106 0.1
f
P = 1 100 per cent
f
Pf 0.1 50
f1
1.59 Hz
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= RC = 10 ms
For 0< t < t p
vi =10 V
3
v =10 e t 10 10
o
At t = t p , vo = V1' 10e
110 3
1010 3
9.05 V
t 110 3
1010 3
V V1'
10 9.05
100
100 9.5 per cent
V
10
.
Fig.2p.10 Input to the high-pass circuit
Solution:
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vo 5e 0.110 1.839 V
At t = 0.2 ms, the input suddenly rises by 15 V, vo also rises by the same amount.
vo (t = 0.2 ms) = 1.839 + 15 = 13.16 V
For 0.2 ms < t < 0.3 ms, vi remains at 10 V. Hence vo decays exponentially with the time
constant 0.1 ms
3
(iii) At t = 0.3 ms
0.1103
0.1103
0.1103
5.58 V V
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Solution:
10 ms
For, 0< t < t p
vi =10 V
3
v =10 e t 10 10
o
At t = t p- , vo = V1' 10e
0.5103
10103
9.512 V
t 0.510 3
1010 3
V V1'
10 9.512
100
100 4.88 per cent
V
10
The output is also shown in Fig. 2p.9.
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T
f1T
2
0.004 f1 3 10 3
et
At t = 0 vo = Va = 150 V.
ii. During the period 0 < t < 1.0 ms, as the input is constant the output decays.
t
vo = Va e
t
1
10
1.0
10
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iv. During the period T < t < 3T/2, that is, between 2 to 3 ms, the output decays.
1.0
At t = 2T= 4 ms, vo = Vh = V g e
1.0
10
V j = Vh + 100 V = 17.85+100=117.85 V.
As the input abruptly falls, output also falls by the same amount to V 2 .
( t T / 2 )
V2 e 0.1 = 0.905 V2
0.905 V2 (4)
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V2 = 52.49 V
V2' = 47.50 V
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Fig.13.3 Output for the given input when time constant is very small
14. A current pulse of amplitude 5 A in Fig.2p.11 is applied to a parallel RC combination
shown in Fig.2p.12. Plot to scale the waveforms of the current flowing through capacitor
for the cases: (i) t p =0.1RC, (ii) t p = RC, (iii) t p = 5RC
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5
R
Taking
1
Cs
5RCs
5
RCs 1 s s 1
RC
iC (t ) 5e RC
At t = t p , the current suddenly falls from 5 A to 0. The voltage across the capacitor at t =
t p is [5 iC (t p )]R
Therefore for t t p,
[5 iC (t p )]R
[5 iC (t p )]
IC (s)
1
1
(s
)
s (R )
Cs
RC
- (t-t p )
iC (t ) 5e
RC
i C decays exponentially,
at t t p , iC (t p ) 5 e
0.1 RC
RC
4.524 A
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( t t p )
i C = [5 iC (t p )] e
= 0.4758 e
RC
Case 2:
For 0 < t < t p
iC (t ) 5e
t t p
RC
RC
i C decays exponentially,
RC
at t t p , I c (t p ) 5e RC 5e 1 1.839 A
For t > t p i C decays exponentially as
[5 I C (t p )] e
t t p
RC
= 3.16 e
t t p
RC
Case 3:
For 0 < t < t p
t
RC
i C decays exponentially, iC (t ) 5e
at t t p , I c (t p ) 5 e
[5 iC (t p )] e
5RC
RC
5e5 0.0336 A
t t p
RC
= 4.966 e
t t p
RC
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21
22
100
(t 2 10 3 )
3
2 10
d
100
3
vo
1000 109
(t 2 10 )
dt 2 103
(100)
1000 109
50 mV
2 103
The output waveform is shown in Fig. 15..
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