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BENG 186B Winter 2013 Quiz 2 February 15, 2013 NAME (Last, First): This quiz is closed book and closed notes. You may use a calculator for algebra. Circle your final answers in the space provided; show your work only on the pages provided. Do not attach separate sheets. If you need more space, use the back of the pages. Points for each problem are given in [brackets], 100 points total. The quiz is 50 minutes long.

1. [25 pts] Consider the following active circuit with voltage input V in and voltage output V out. You may assume that the op-amp is ideal. V in R 1! V out 1 /25 2 /25 /25 3 /20 4 /30 Total /100 R 3 R 2 C a. Derive the transfer function H(jω) = V out (jω)/v in (jω). [10 pts]

b. Identify the pole(s) and/or the zero(s) of the transfer function H(jω), and sketch the Bode plot (log amplitude and phase of H(jω) as a function of log radial frequency ω). [8 pts]

c. Derive the input impedance Z in (jω). [4 pts] d. Derive the output impedance Z out (jω). [3 pts]

2. [25 pts] The following circuit generates a voltage output V out as shown below. The components OP27, LM311, 555 are assumed ideal, each with positive supply at +5 V and negative supply at GND (0 V). R 1 = 2 MΩ, R 2 = 1 MΩ, and C = 100 nf. The equations for the 555 are: T high = 0.7 (R 1 + R 2 ) C and T low = 0.7 R 2 C. +5V R 1 R 2 C 7 6 2 4 8 RESET DIS THR TRIG 555 GND CTRL 1 5 OUT 3 40k 10k V 1 +5V 10nF 10pF! LM311 V out 20k -1V 10k +5V OP27! V 2 Sketch the waveforms for the voltages V 1, V 2 and V out on the diagrams on the next page. Show your work below.

V 1 [V] +5 0 V 2 [V] +5 t [s] 0 V out [V] +5 t [s] 0 t [s]

3. [20 pts] Circle the best answer (circle only one choice for each question a. and b., and circle TRUE or FALSE for each part of question c. and d.). a. [4 pts] In an active circuit using an ideal opamp, the voltage at the non-inverting input can be considered virtually identical to the voltage at the inverting input: i. When there is no feedback ii. When there is positive feedback iii. When there is negative feedback iv. When the output is saturated v. Through hysteresis b. [4 pts] The following digital circuit comprised of only NAND gates is functionally equivalent to the following gate: i. AND ii. OR iii. NOR iv. XOR v. XNOR c. [6 pts] Indicate whether each of the following statements regarding electrocardiography are true or false: [ TRUE / FALSE ] Atrial depolarization occurs before ventricular depolarization in the ECG cycle. [ TRUE / FALSE ] The AV node triggers the onset of ECG cycle. [ TRUE / FALSE ] Ventricular repolarization produces the highest voltage amplitude in a typical ECG. d. [6 pts] Indicate whether each of the following statements regarding half-cell potentials are true or false: [ TRUE / FALSE ] The Ag/AgCl electrode is polarizable. [ TRUE / FALSE ] The half-cell potential is independent of ionic concentrations in the solution. [ TRUE / FALSE ] In a passive electrical circuit connected to two electrodes immersed in ionic solution, current flows from the electrode with highest half-cell potential to that with lowest.

4. [30 pts] Consider the circuit model for the electrode-skin interface below. The Ag/AgCl electrode has a half cell potential of +223 mv, and the ion concentrations in the gel and epidermis are given in the following table: Gel (outside skin) Epidermis (inside skin) [Na + ] 10 mmol/l 10 mmol/l [K + ] 100 mmol/l 1 mmol/l [Cl ] 110 mmol/l 11 mmol/l The Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz (GHK) equation: P K # K + $ % + P E = ( 60mV )! log o Na # Na + $ % + P o Cl # Cl & $ 10 P K # K + $ % + P i Na # Na + $ % + P i Cl # Cl & $ % i % o

a. Find the Nernst potentials for Na +, K + and Cl - across the gelepidermis interface. [4 pts] b. Find the equilibrium potential E sc across the gel-epidermis interface, assuming the boundary separating the epidermis from the gel is equally permeable to all ion types. [4 pts] c. Derive the voltage between the electrode and the subcutaneous body at rest. [4 pts]

d. Find the general expression for the impedance Z(jω) of the electrode-skin interface, based on the AC equivalent circuit. What is the order of the system? Identify all poles and zeros. [10 pts]

e. Sketch the Bode plot of the impedance Z(jω) (log amplitude and phase as a function of log radial frequency ω) for R s = R u = 1 kω, R d = 10 kω, R e = 1 MΩ, C d = 100 pf, and C e = 1 nf. Indicate units and key values on your axes. [8 pts]