Data processing for CCP laboratory

Must be delivered at laboratory no. 6. as a report.

Fixed linear resistors

R1. Table 6 filled according the activity from the laboratory session. Calculation of the tolerance
based on the measurements. Comments.
R2. Tables 3 and 4 filled. For table 4, the calculation method will be detailed for the calculated
resistance.
R3. Point 4.5 Calculate the dissipated power by the resistive network and each individual resistor
(R1 and R2) at 1 V, 5 V and 10 V supply voltages.
R4. Point 4.7 – calculation of global tolerance for two resistors from the table.
R5. Determine the maximum allowable thermal power PAθ using the formula (6) for 3 resistors
of different categories from the lab table, considering that they operate at the ambient
temperature of 100°C.
R6. Determine the maximum allowable voltage for 3 resistors of different categories on the lab
board, assuming they operate at an ambient temperature of 100°C.
Obs. This voltage also depends on the ambient temperature, if the resistance of the resistor is
lower than the critical resistance. If the same resistors are chosen as the ones chosen at point R5,
the powers determined at that point can be used.

Capacitors
C1. Table 5 filled according the activity from the laboratory session. filled according the activity
from the laboratory session
C2. Determine the overall tolerance for a type I multilayer ceramic capacitor (preferably NP0
type) and a type II monolayer ceramic capacitor (preferably X7R type) from the categories
presented on the circuit board, assuming they have the same capacitance C=1nF and operate in
an ambient temperature in the range [-10, 85]°C and assuming manufacturing tolerances equal to
±5 %. Comments.

Thermistors-Varistors
T1. Tables no. 8 & 9 filled using the datasheets and table no. 3 using your measurements.

Table 8
No. Name Thermistor type R25 B P25 D Ԏ
Crt. Ref. [Ω] [K] [W] [W/K] [s]
1. NTC1 EPCOS K164
470Ω
2. NTC2 EPCOS K164
1kΩ

Table 9
No. Name Thermistor type RN UN Tref.
Crt. Ref. [Ω] [V] [ºC]
1. PTC1 PTC265V 80 º150Ω (EPCOS
C890)
2. PTC2 PTC30V13 (EPCOS C995)
T2. Plot the resistance variation in respect with the temperature for NTC1 and NTC2 and also for
PTC1 and PTC2 based on the data from the table 3. For NTC thermistors from the table 3, the
parameters A and B are calculated with relations (3) and (4) with θ1≈θambient and θ2 ≈ 100°C.
T3. Tables 4a & 4b filled with the from the laboratory session.
T4. Plot U(I) for NTC1 & NTC2 using the data from table 4a & 4b. Determine (by calculation)
the temperature of the thermistor corresponding to the maximum voltage - relation (11) and the
maximum voltage Um by using the previously calculated temperature and catalog data (Table 8)
in relation (9). It is compared with the measured values.
T5. Table 5, varistors, filled with the data from the laboratory session.
T6. Plot I(U) for VDR1 & VDR2 using the data from table 5.
T7. Fill table 6 form laboratory proceedings and table 7, Comments.

Inductors

I1. Fill table 4 using the datasheets. Comments.

I2. Table 2 filled. Comments.
I3. Table 3 filled for L14 & L15. Plot the apparent inductance in respect with frequency.
I4. Determine parasitic capacity for L14 & L15 using the formula (9), and choose f1 & f2
frequencies (corresponding to ω1 & ω2) from anterior graph. Determine the self resonant
frequency (SRF) for both inductors. Compare with the observed values of SRF determined
during the laboratory session (using the oscilloscope).

Introduction in the simulation of passive electronic circuits

S1. Point 3.2 The graph for the frequency response of the RC filter. Determine cutoff frequency
based on the relationship in point 3.2. Compare with the graph obtained value. This value is the
frequency corresponding to 2 / 2 = 0,707 from the maximum voltage value. It is also called the
frequency at 3dB (decibels).
S2. Table 1 filled.
S3. Determination of the equivalent resistance for the cube-shaped electrical circuit.