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    Term Project 2: Must Be Submitted by The Due Date. 20% Deduction For Each Day Late. No Exception

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    The document provides guidelines for Project 2 of the EEE 207 course. Students are instructed to design a bandpass filter with specific cutoff frequencies and gain parameters based on their student ID number. They must draw the circuit diagram, calculate the transfer function, plot the bode diagram, and compare the exact and approximate gain values at various frequencies in a table with comments. The project should be completed in a group of three and submitted by the due date following the report formatting and submission guidelines.

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    The document provides guidelines for Project 2 of the EEE 207 course. Students are instructed to design a bandpass filter with specific cutoff frequencies and gain parameters based on their student ID number. They must draw the circuit diagram, calculate the transfer function, plot the bode diagram, and compare the exact and approximate gain values at various frequencies in a table with comments. The project should be completed in a group of three and submitted by the due date following the report formatting and submission guidelines.

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    The document provides guidelines for Project 2 of the EEE 207 course. Students are instructed to design a bandpass filter with specific cutoff frequencies and gain parameters based on their student ID number. They must draw the circuit diagram, calculate the transfer function, plot the bode diagram, and compare the exact and approximate gain values at various frequencies in a table with comments. The project should be completed in a group of three and submitted by the due date following the report formatting and submission guidelines.

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    EEE 207 SUMMER 2020

    Term Project 2 Date Due: 15.09.20


    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Design a bandpass (BP) filter circuit with gain roll off rate of 20 dB/decade and a midband gain AM = 200 V/V.
    The lower cutoff frequency, fL, of the filter should be equal to the summation of all the digits in your ID number
    in kHz. The upper cutoff frequency, fH, should be 1000fL.

    (If your ID is 18121096, then fL = 1+8+1+2+1+0+9+6 = 28 kHz and fH = 1000fL = 28 MHz).

    Draw the complete circuit diagram and write the expression for its overall transfer function.

    Draw the Bode plot (gain vs. frequency) of the designed filter on a semilog graph paper. Indicate the cutoff
    frequencies, bandwidth and the midband gain AM on the plot.

    Calculate the exact (from transfer function) and the approximate values (from Bode plot) of the gain in dB at
    frequencies fL/10, fL/2, fL, 2fL, 10fL, fH/10, fH/2, fH, 2fH, 10fH, and . Calculate the difference between the
    exact and approximate values at different frequencies. Show the calculated exact values, approximate values,
    and the difference at different frequencies in a table. Comment on the results.

    Using the above calculated values, draw the exact gain vs. frequency plot on the same graph paper. Comment
    on the plots.

    Must be submitted by the due date. 20% deduction for each day late. No Exception. Page 1
    [Hint for the Frequency Response plot: At low-frequency end, the response is like that of a high pass type and
    the transfer function can be written as

    At high-frequency end, the response is like that of a low pass type and the transfer function can be written as

    So the gain at low- and high-frequency ends can be calculated using

    for low-frequency end, and


    , for high-frequency end.

    Calculate at and at multiples of , such as, at =2 , 10 , /2, and /10

    ( = or ). Mark the points on the graph and connect the dots. ]

    [Guidelines:
    The project should be done in a group of three with the same group members as was done for Project 1.

    Provide clear justifications for all the assumptions made in the design process.

    Report should contain a Cover Page, mentioning Course Name & Code, Semester & Year, Section No., Group No., Students name, ID, Instructor's
    name, and Date of submission.

    Reports should be written in a clear hand writing.

    Reports must be submitted by Sep 15, 2020 by 8:00PM.

    Failure to follow the above mentioned guidelines will result in reduction in marks.

    Late submission will be penalized with 20% deduction in marks for each day. No Exception.]

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