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the
spectra
averaged
equals
eight.
You
may
want
to
plot
both
dB
scale
and
volts
scale
to
make
measurements
easier.
Label
the
baseband
frequency
and
specra
components
(freq
and
amp)
Q:
How
do
these
compare
to
the
calculated
results
in
part
If?
Vary
the
frequency
of
the
input
while
viewing
the
spectrum
of
the
output
of
the
LPF.
Q:
Does
this
behave
as
expected?
Q:
What
is
the
cutoff
frequency
of
the
LPF?
Part
2:
D-AandA-D
a)
The
D-A
and
A-D
circuits
have
been
pre-wired
for
you.
Obtain
a
sketch
of
this
circuit
from
the
lab
technicians.
Make
the
appropriate
±
15
volt
and
5
volt
connections.
Connect
a
DC
input
to
the
board
and
the
DMM,
as
was
done
in
part
la.
Connect
the
analog
out
to
a
second
DMM
ensuring
0.001
accuracy.
Using
a
Wavetek
132,
connect
a
0
to
5
volt,
10
kHz
sine
wave
to
the
sample
input.
b)
Vary
the
voltage
in,
monitor
the
analog
out.
The
output
should
closely
follow
the
input
but
be
opposite
in
sign.
Verify
that
the
digital
output
is
representative
of
the
input.
Q:
Calculate
the
quantization
step
size
for
this
signal
(0
to
10
volt
analog
input
converted
to
an
eight
bit
digital
output).
Q:
Measure
the
quantization
step
size
and
compare
with
your
calculations.
Q:
Draw
a
quantizing
characteristic
plot
for
the
first
three
bits.
c)
Apply
the
a
5sin2n
1000t
signal
to
the
analog
input
and
view
it
on
the
RAPIDS
oscilloscope.
Connect
the
analog
output
to
a
different
channel
on
the
oscilloscope.
Q:
What
is
happening
at
the
output?
What
happens
when
you
vary
the
frequency?
Lab
2
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