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1 INTRODUCTION
2 Professor orientador.
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2.1 DISPOSITIVO
(a) (b)
Figura 2 – Formas de fonte de excitação: (a) MLBS, (b) DIBS, (c) chirp e (d)
senoidal.
4
(a) (b)
3 RESULTS
Xc = 1/(2πfCeq) (4)
Os valores de módulo (|Zeq|) e fase (ϕZeq) de Zeq são calculados a partir das
equações (5) e (6), onde Req e Ceq são medidos com a ponte RLC e apresentados
na Tabela 1. A Figura 4 apresenta o resultado obtido para todo o espectro da
frequência.
Frequência
Excitação
100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz 100 kHz
MLBS 6,11% 3,56% 6,15% 21,14%
DIBS 3,32% 2,21% 6,80% 19,09%
chirp -4,80% -1,53% 0,11% 47,85%
senoidal 3,76% 2,21% 3,60% 20,75%
Tabela 2 – Erros das medidas com o dispositivo para uma carga de 4,685 kΩ.
Figura 6 – (a) Módulo e (b) fase da impedância equivalente (Zeq), a partir das
quatro fontes de excitação.
Excitação Tempo(ms)
MLBS 0,315
DIBS 17,76
chirp 111
senoidal 100
Tabela 3 – Tempo de excitação para a faixa de 0,1 a 100 kHz.
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