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Group: 2
Section: 9
Wojciech Bieniek
Patryk Piwowarczyk
Aleksandra Szpiech
Ex. 3
Tutor name: Damian Grzechca
fIN=186Hz
Tresp=1.04ms
Measurement of oscillation period
Critical response Rcrit=150Ω
Observed voltage characteristic
Observed currnet characteristic
fIN=186Hz
Tresp=0.46ms
Measurement of oscillation period
Critical response Rcrit=470Ω
Observed voltage characteristic
Observed currnet characteristic
fIN=186Hz
Tresp=1.16ms
Critical response Rcrit=130Ω
Observed voltage characteristic
Observed currnet characteristic
fIN=186Hz
Tresp=0.9ms
Critical response Rcrit=980Ω
Observed voltage characteristic
Observed currnet characteristic
C1=749nF
C2=149nF
C1∥C2=898nF
L1=130mH
L2=34mH
RL1=200Ω
RL2=90Ω
Rp=12Ω
Rd=4kΩ
UA=5.163V
Configuration |
C1 L2 |
C2 L2 |
C1C2 L2 |
C2 L1 |
x |
Exp. |
Calc. |
Exp. |
Calc. |
Exp. |
Calc. |
Exp. |
Calc. |
Time period of osc. R0 |
1.04ms |
- |
0.46ms |
- |
1.16ms |
- |
0.9ms |
- |
Freq. of osc. R0 |
961.5Hz |
997.3Hz |
2173Hz |
2236Hz |
862.1Hz |
910.8Hz |
1111Hz |
1143Hz |
δ |
- |
−2.09 |
- |
−0.4382 |
- |
−2.647 |
- |
−1.663 |
Rcrit |
150Ω |
339.337Ω |
470Ω |
897.346Ω |
130Ω |
391.826Ω |
980Ω |
192.966Ω |
i(0+) for R0 |
2mA |
1.084mA |
0.833mA |
1.084mA |
2.5mA |
1.084mA |
2.5mA |
1.084mA |
u(0+) for R0 |
0V |
0V |
0V |
0V |
0V |
0V |
0V |
0V |
i(∞) for R0 |
2mA |
1.063mA |
1.66mA |
1.063mA |
2.5mA |
1.063mA |
2.5mA |
1.039mA |
u(∞) for R0 |
200mV |
95.7mV |
200mV |
95.7mV |
200mV |
95.7mV |
400mV |
207.8mV |
i(0+) for Rcrit |
1mA |
1.06mA |
2.083mA |
1.031mA |
2.5mA |
1.062mA |
1.66mA |
0.9844mA |
u(0+) for Rcrit |
800mV |
112.9mV |
1000mV |
289.8mV |
700mV |
103.3mV |
1800mV |
459.8mV |
i(∞) for Rcrit |
1.833mA |
1.063mA |
1.833mA |
1.063mA |
1.833mA |
1.063mA |
2.083mA |
1.039mA |
u(∞) for Rcrit |
200mV |
95.7mV |
200mV |
95.7mV |
200mV |
95.7mV |
200mV |
207.8mV |
If capacitance is growing, then the frequency is getting lower and so is Rcrit.
If inductance is growing, then the frequency is dropping and so is Rcrit.
Great difference between our observed and calculated values comes from low precision of setting the amplitude as well as invalid initial description of ‘critical damping’. From the laboratory instruction we gathered that it occurs when voltage passes the u(∞) line only once, however from calculations it appears that said line shouldn’t be crossed when searching for Rcrit.