20 Jul Capacitive Circuits in MultisimThis week’s lab is based on the

Capacitive Circuits in MultisimThis week’s lab is based on the application of circuit analysis techniques to a capacitivecircuit in Multisim.1. Watch the video lecture entitled “Week 3 – Capacitor Op-Amp Circuit in Multisim.https://content.grantham.edu/at/EE310/week3_video.zip2. Construct Figure 7.36 in Chapter 7 (Example 7.11) with Vs = 3sin200tV, R1=20kohms,Cf=5uF, and Vc(0) = 1.5 and find the output voltage ‘Vout’.3. Interchange the positions of the capacitor and resistor and compute the output voltage‘Vout’ and record the values in the table below.                                                                                     Measured  Vout              Calculated Vout  Correct positions of R1 and Cf Interchanged positions of R1 and Cf4. Construct Figure 7.36 from Chapter 7 in Multisim.a. Use the function generator to provide Vs to the circuit and run simulation to measurethe Vout using Oscilloscope. (Use 5% tolerances for the resistor)b. Interchange the positions of the resistor and capacitor and run the simulation to recordthe measurements of ‘Vout’ in the table above. (Use 5% tolerances for each of theresistors)c. Take the screen capture for the measurements for ‘Vout’.5. Answer the following questions:a. Are the measured values same as calculated values? If not, explain why they aredifferent?b. What type of a circuit does Figure 7.36 represent? Provide a practical use of this kind ofOp Amp Circuits.c. When you interchange the resistor and capacitor, what type of a circuit is obtained?Provide a practical use of this kind of Op Amp Circuits.d. Use the results obtained from ‘Vout’ to explain the differences in these two circuits.6. Create a new word document called “Lab3_StudentID.docx” with your GID substitutedinto the file name.Add Multisim files as an attachment.Complete report templateName of Book and Author Hayt, W., Kemmerly, J., Durbin, S. (2011). Engineering Circuit Analysis. 8th Edition. New York, NY: Mc-Graw-Hill.