Question: Consider the shown circuit, where ( mathrm { R } = 5 0 0 Omega , mathrm { ~L } =

Consider the shown circuit, where \(\mathrm{R}=500\Omega,\mathrm{~L}=40\mu \mathrm{H},\mathrm{C}=30\mathrm{nF}\), and Vs is a sinusoidal source with a peak amplitude of \(5\mathrm{~V}.(\quad V s(t)=5\cos (\omega t)\quad \mathrm{V})\)
Part 1: Hand Calculation
a) Assume the source has a frequency of 140 kHz , calculate:
1. the impedance Z seen by the source (expressed as a complex number and as magnitude/phase). Is the impedance capacitive or inductive ?
2. the source current Is.(Expressed as a Phasor and as a time function)
3. the voltage Vo (Expressed as a Phasor and as a time function)
b) Repeat part (a) at a frequency of 148 kHz
c) Calculate the resonant frequency of the circuit (the frequency at which the reactive components cancel each other)
d) find the impedance of the circuit at the resonant frequency
e) Calculate the Quality factor and the 3-dB bandwidth of the circuit. Note that the resonator (LC circuit) is parallel
Part 2: Simulation
Draw the circuit on LTSpice
a) Perform AC analysis (from 130 kHz to 170 kHz , use linear scale with 10000 points) and plot the following on a separate plot:
- The voltage (Vo)
- The current (Is)
- The impedance seen by the source
b) From the plots verify your results in the hand calculation for parts (a) and (b)
c) from the plots find the resonant frequency
d) From the voltage plot, find the 3-dB bandwidth.
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