Lecture 5 Flashcards

1
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The objective of signal conditioning is:

A

to prepare a transduced signal for display or acquisition.

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2
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Transduced signals need to be:

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amplified and filtered

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3
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Voltage range:

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microV to mV

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4
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Frequency range

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0 Hz - 10000 Hz

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5
Q

Receives low voltage signal

A

Instrumentation Amplifier

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6
Q

Instrumentation Amplifier acts to :

A

increase voltage and increase resolution for A/D

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7
Q

Receives high voltage signal

A

Power drive Amplifier

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8
Q

Power Drive Amplifier acts to:

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increase power of signal so that it can drive another instrument/device

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9
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Rule 1 of Op Amps

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when the op amp is in the linear range, the two input terminals are at the same voltage

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10
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Rule 2 of Op Amps

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No current flows into either input terminal of the op-amp

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11
Q

Equation for inverting amplifier

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V0/Vi = -Rf/Ri

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12
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Equation for follower

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V0/Vi = 1

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13
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Purpose of Follower:

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Acts as buffer and decrease system impedance

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14
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Equation for non-inverting amplifier

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V0/Vi = 1 + (Rf/Ri)

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