element14 presents | Learn Three Ways You Can Create Bode Plots - Workbench Wednesdays @element14presents | Uploaded November 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Creating a Bode plot from a simulation (or transfer function) is easy, but what if you want to create a Bode plot for a REAL op-amp circuit or filter? One way to do this is to measure a few parameters with an oscilloscope and function generator, and then put those values into a spreadsheet. Another is to use network analysis or frequency response analysis to do it automatically.

In this episode, James takes you through different methods of generating Bode plots, talks about the pros and cons of each, and discusses the tools you'll need for each method.

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#0:00 Welcome to Workbench Wednesdays
#0:30 What is a Bode Plot?
#2:03 Manual Measurements
#5:14 Network Analyzer
#6:49 Frequency Response Analysis (FRA)
#8:53 Give your Feedback

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