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Tuesday, 5 December 2017

RC phase shift oscillator

RC phase shift oscillator

In this case the CE amplifiers is followed by a frequency determining network ,R1,R2 combination provides dc potential divides bias and RE,CE provides temperature stability and provids AC signal degeneration RC-RC-RC network may be used as positive feedback between input and output.The frequency determining network provides 180°  ie each RC produces 60°,amplifier produces another 180° phase shift.thus the total phase shift is 180+180=360° and satisfy the bark criterion ,.When VCC is applied ,the current through RL increases beacuase of biasing .this change capacitor C an induces voltages across R1

Advantages
1) not bulky and expensive
2) pure sine wave output
Disadvantages
1) suited for low frequency
Replacing transistor by its approximate small signal model

writing loop equations
loop 1
ßI3RL+I1RL+I1jωc+(I1I2)R=0
    +I1(RL+1jωc+R)I2R+ßI3RL=0
Loop 2
(I2I1)R+I2jωc+(I2I3)R=0

I1R+I2(R+1jωc+R)I3R=0
I1R+I2(1jωc+2R)I3R=0
loop 3

(I3I2)R+I3jωc+I3R=0

I1R+I2(R+1jωc+R)I3R=0
I2R+I3(R+1jωc+R)=0
0I2R+I3(1jωc+2R)=0

this can be put in determinent form by

[(RL+1jωc+R)RßRLR(1jωc+2R)R0R(1jωc+2R)][I1I2I3]=0
loop current  I1,I2,I3 cannot be zero

[(RL+1jωc+R)RßRLR(1jωc+2R)R0R(1jωc+2R)]=0
=>

(RL+1jωc+R)[(1jωc+2R)2R2]+R[R(1jωc+2R)+0]+ßRLR2=0


(RL+1jωc+R)[1j2ω2c2+4R1jωc+4R2R2]R2jωc2R3+ßRLR2=0
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(RL+1jωc+R)[1j2ω2c2+4R1jωc+3R2]R2jωc2R3+ßRLR2=0


RLω2c2+4RRLjωc+3R2RL1jω3c34R1ω2c2+3R21jωcRω2c2+4R21jωc+3R3R2jωc2R3+ßRLR2=0


 
ßRLR2+3R2RL+3R32R3+4RRLjωc+3R21jωc+4R21jωcR2jωcRLω2c24R1ω2c2Rω2c21jω3c3=0
ßRLR2+3R2RL+R3+4RRL+3R2+4R2R2jωc+RL4RRω2c21jω3c3=0

ßRLR2+3R2RL+R3+4RRL+6R2jωc(RL+5R)ω2c21jω3c3=0
ßRLR2+3R2RL+R3+4RRL+6R2jωc(RL+5R)ω2c21jω3c3=0      
to make total phase shift around loop zero 
Equating imaginary part to zero

4RRL+6R2jωc1jω3c3=0        

4RRL+6R2jωc=1jω3c3 
         
4RRL+6R2=1ω2c2

14RRL+6R2=ω2c2
ωc=14RRL+6R2
2πfc=14RRL+6R2
f=12πc4RRL+6R2
is the expression for frequency of oscillation
Equating real part
ßRLR2+3R2RL+R3(RL+5R)ω2c2=0
here we have→
ω2c2=14RRL+6R2
ßRLR2+3R2RL+R3(RL+5R)(4RRL+6R2)=0
ßRLR2+3R2RL+R34RR2L20R2RL6RLR230R3=0 
ßRLR2+R330R34RR2L20R2RL6RLR2+3R2RL=0 
ßRLR229R34RR2L23R2RL=0   
ßRLR2=29R34RR2L+23R2RL
ß=29R3RLR2+4RR2LRLR2+23R2RLRLR2
  ß=29RRL+4RLR+23
ß=29RRL+4RLR+23
letk=RLR
ß=29k+4k+23
the min value of k is obtained by differentiating with respect to k  
 dßdk=429k2
Equating to zero
429k2=0
     
4=29k2
k=294=2.69
The min value of ß required by the transistor can be obtained by

ß=292.69+42.69+23
ß=44.5
The phase sift oscillator using BJT will not oscillate if transmitter is chosen whose ß<44.5

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