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    Engineering Transimpedance Operational Amplifier Simulation circuit help

    Hi, would it be possible to run through the steps of getting from (((-IRf)-0) / R2) + (((-IRf) - V) / R1) - I = 0 through to the above? Initially I would tend to x R1 to remove one of the denominators and get to: (-IRfR1/R2) + (-IRf - V) - IR1 = 0 but then I forget. I usually use my Stroud...
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    Alternatives to Amtech ProDesign

    Hopefully this is the correct forum. As I've gone from cad technician to electrical designer I've become accustomed to using the specialist software that has been available in the office, which for LV cable calcs is amtech prodesign. I haven't really been using amtech to it's full capacity - i...
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    Sketch waveform to represent the transient response

    I estimated ζ=2 based on the graph in the notes, it's all i could think to do.
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    How to Determine the Correct Fourier Series for a Given Waveform?

    I'm still trying, and failing, to nail this. Can someone tell me where the attached goes off course please? There's not a lot to it, but already if n=3 i don't get 1/pi.
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    Principal frequencies of a Waveform

    Can anyone offer the any assistance as to what axis to use when plotting the fundamental and the 2 harmonics? I'm unsure how to get them to 'overlap' so i can subtract them.
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    Sketch waveform to represent the transient response

    I've got this question to a point where I'm happy with it. Thanks for your time.
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    Sketch waveform to represent the transient response

    I'm not sure in all honesty - that it's the same as the input?
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    Sketch waveform to represent the transient response

    So for a & b the graph will show no overshoot - but for c it will as ζ >1. Can we plot these on a graph using the same axis as in my attachment in #8? The only thing that concerns me is the ωo 2 x 103 in B rather than ωo 1 x 103 in the other 2 transfer functions.
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    Sketch waveform to represent the transient response

    It means it's over damped and there is no overshoot.
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    Sketch waveform to represent the transient response

    Look at pages 48 & 49 of 4-1 - i think the answers are there - although I'm still trying to pick the bones out of it myself.
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    Sketch waveform to represent the transient response

    I can see the time to peak overshoot which = π/ωd where ωd = ω0√1-ζ2
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    How to Determine the Correct Fourier Series for a Given Waveform?

    Sorry i see what you're saying now. I shall try n=3 in what i have now and hope for 1/pi
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    How to Determine the Correct Fourier Series for a Given Waveform?

    I am trying to generate an expression for an - that's what I'm halfway through. It looks to be in the right ballpark, but I've hit an impasse collapsing the expression. My working out is in post #28. I think i am losing the will to live!
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