I was trying to listen the sound on speaker after LC circuit. the impedance was also matched but when i connected the speaker in standard configuration, i did not hear any sound at that time pic is attached
When i connected the speaker in series between L and C, it gave sound
How it is...
I used this site
http://circuitcalculator.com/lcfilter.htm
and adjusted L and C in such a way that impedance comes to be around 8 and freq also remain in my desired range
my L= 2.5 mH
C= 70 uF
I am having a signal of 240 mvolts Peak to peak and freq of that sine wave is around 300 Hz
I want to amplify this signal so that it can be heard on 8 Ohm 1/4 watt speaker
Kindly tell me the circuitary to boost it
Thanks
I was forced to use these resistors and capacitors to satisfy the equation
f= 1/(2xpi*R*C)
my frequencies are from 250 HZ to 550 HZ.
Yes the RC filter is attenuating the signals
Can u kindly tell me name of any common collector amplifier which ic an use after this RC network
the complete details are here
I have designed a circuit in protues. The circuit is made by 555 timer IC and gives square waves. The square wave is almost 9 volt peak to peak and it is audible on 8 ohm speaker having 1/4 wattage.
Now i have converted The square wave to sine wave by RC network...
i cannot listen output on speaker
I have designed a circuit of RC network in proteus.In proteus i am listeing the output wave form of RC circuit in speaker
When i patch it in lab, i dont listen anything
I am using 8 Ohm Speaker and 1/4 watt
The amplitude of my sinewave is 600 mVpp and DC...
Hi
I have made circuit in proteus which convert Square wave to sine wave through LC circuit
I am getting perfect Sine wave by using components based on this formula
f=1/[2pi *sqrt(LC)]
I am using the osciloscope of proteus which is showing very good sine wave
I have to listen this...