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    This lab exercise involves designing, simulating, building, and testing a second-order low-pass filter to meet specific design specifications. Students will choose a filter approximation type, determine the necessary number of filter cells and their parameters, and simulate the filter design. They will then build at least one second-order filter cell and measure its amplification and resonance peak properties to verify it works as intended. If time allows, students can build and test the full filter design.

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    This lab exercise involves designing, simulating, building, and testing a second-order low-pass filter to meet specific design specifications. Students will choose a filter approximation type, determine the necessary number of filter cells and their parameters, and simulate the filter design. They will then build at least one second-order filter cell and measure its amplification and resonance peak properties to verify it works as intended. If time allows, students can build and test the full filter design.

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    01PDFQW – Electronic Systems for Mechatronics

    LAB 3: active filters design

    Lab exercise
    Design, simulate, mount and measure a second order LPF able to satisfy the following design mask:

    TL081 and TL082 operational amplifiers are available (power supply 15 volts, RL=10kΩ).

    DESIGN
    Choose a filter approximation (Chebyshev is suggested) and relative grade (number of poles) in order
    to satisfy the above specifications.

    Determine the necessary number of cells of first and second order and relative parameters of each cell
    using the normalized polynomial tables.

    Design and simulate the full LPF listing the theoretical values of the passive components (de-
    normalized).

    Simulate the real transfer function using standard passive components (namely R and C, different from
    the theoretical values obtained from the polynomial tables).

    MEASUREMENTS
    Mount at least one of the second order cells and verify its working behavior and relative parameters:

    - amplification in pass band region


    - resonance peak amplitude and position

    ONLY if you have time: mount and verify all the other cells measuring the overall transfer function
    and comparing it with the simulated one.

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