ELEC 332

What to Turn in

Your document for this exercise should contain the following sections.
Work in the Lab
If all goes well, there shouldn't be much to say in this section. For Part I (Assembly) provide a description of any problems you encountered, or of alternate techniques that you developed. Also include any suggestions for additional tools that might be useful or other ideas for how to improve the assembly process. For Part II (Testing) say similar things about your experience in measuring the frequency response and the differences (if any) from your 241 experience. Note that the actual data that you collect belongs in the next section rather than here.

There are a few simple questions imbedded in the instructions. Be sure that your discussion contains the answers to these.

Results from the Lab
Include the results of your measurements, plots of frequency response, and appropriate characterizing quantities such as gain, bandwidth, dynamic range, etc.
Design Discussion
Although the underlying topologies for this circuit are straight out of the 241 textbook (i.e. standard inverting and non-inverting op amp configurations), there have been a number of modifications made to allow the circuit to work from a single power supply voltage. Give a brief discussion of the basic philosophy of how this has been done, then a more detailed description of the purpose of each component or group of components. (E.g. R10 performs a function on its own, but R1 and R2 are best considered as working together.) Are there any components which could be left out?
Questions
These are given in the previous section.