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    This document provides design specifications for several precision circuit components: 1. A precision clipper circuit using diodes with a reference voltage of 3V and a current of 500mA. Resistor values are calculated based on the reference voltage and current. 2. A single-polarity non-inverting amplifier with a gain of 11 and capacitor values calculated based on resistor values and cutoff frequencies. 3. An inverting amplifier with a gain of 10 and resistor values calculated to provide the desired voltage gain. 4. Precision half-wave and full-wave rectifier circuits using diodes, with resistor values calculated based on the input voltage and current values. 5. A precision

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    This document provides design specifications for several precision circuit components: 1. A precision clipper circuit using diodes with a reference voltage of 3V and a current of 500mA. Resistor values are calculated based on the reference voltage and current. 2. A single-polarity non-inverting amplifier with a gain of 11 and capacitor values calculated based on resistor values and cutoff frequencies. 3. An inverting amplifier with a gain of 10 and resistor values calculated to provide the desired voltage gain. 4. Precision half-wave and full-wave rectifier circuits using diodes, with resistor values calculated based on the input voltage and current values. 5. A precision

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    Precision clipper

    Note: Diodes are used

    Vref=I*R1=

    Vref=3V I=500mA

    R1= Vref/I =

    R2=R3=R1=5.6KΩ

    R4= R2||R3||R1=1.9KΩ [say 1.8K]

    R5=R6=5.6KΩ R7=5.6KΩ
    Design

    1. Single polarity Non-inverting Amplifier

    I1=100* IB(max)=

    R1=R2= VCC/2/I=

    R1=R2=

    I2= let Vmin=50mV

    R4=Vmin/I2=

    g=11 R3+R4/ R4=

    C1=1/2*π*fi*( R1||R2)/10= [XC1= (R1||R2)/10]

    C2=1/2* π *fi*( RL)/10= [RL=5.6KΩ f1=75Hz]

    C3=1/2* π *f1* R4=

    2.Inverting Amplifier

    Let VCC=

    R1=R2=

    g=10  VR4 = Vin =

    R4 = g=10  R3=10KΩ

    X4= R4/10= at f1

    if RL= XC2= RL at f1

    C2=
    Precision Half Wave Rectifier

    Note: Diodes are used

    I=500µA

    R1=V1/ I1=0.5/500=1KΩ

    R2=VO/ I1=2/500=4KΩ [std value 3.9KΩ]

    R3=R1|| R2= 1K || 3.9KΩ

    =820Ω

    Precision Full Wave Rectifier

    Note: Diodes are used

    I=500A

    R6=Vi/ I1=1/500=2KΩ [std value 3.9KΩ]

    R4=R5= R6=1.8KΩ

    R3=2*R4=3.6KΩ

    R1=R3|| R4= 1.2KΩ

    R2=R6|| R5= 900Ω [say 1KΩ]


    Precision Clamper

    RS Source Resistance =100Ω (assumed)

    C1=1/2* RS*f=1/2*100*10KHz

    C1=0.5µF

    R1=VP/C1* Vf=5/0.5µF*0.05V*10KHz

    =20KΩ [Std. value =22KΩ]

    R1=R2= 22KΩ

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