Part a and b Design a BJT differential amplifier to provide an output voltage of Vod-0.5...
We design a voltage amplifier using a BJT following the plan laid down in the handout "Notes on common emitter transistor amplifier 8 IN RB Design an amplifier with a Gain VoutVinl30 Assume the transistor gain is B 100. Let Vcc 15 V Choose VCE Vcc-VCE.Sat Choose Ic.o-10 mA. 1. Determine values of resistors Rc, RE, and RB so that the gain is essentially independent of the value of β 2. State and satisfy the load-line relation between lc.a and...
(60pts)For the differential amplifier below has the data: 1-1.2 (rnA), Vec-VEE-3 (V), VCM--8 (V), Re-2 and β 100, assume that the BJT have vBE 0.7(V) at ic-1 (mA). Fine the voltage at emitters and at the outputs. If valo) 0.4 sin100nt (mv), vod(t)-? Vcc Rc Rc ici İC2 ei 02 İEI İE2
(60pts)For the differential amplifier below has the data: 1-1.2 (rnA), Vec-VEE-3 (V), VCM--8 (V), Re-2 and β 100, assume that the BJT have vBE 0.7(V) at ic-1 (mA)....
1. Consider the Common-Emitter BJT amplifier circuit, shown below. VD VOD BJT Parameters: B=99 A/A i=0 RE Co Circuit Parameters: Ca Cc2 = 0 F Car = OF R = 2022 R = 2002 R1 = 25.8 k22 Ry2 = 51.6 ks V = 15 V VEE=0 V Сct Active Mode: Va >0.2 V Vwx=0.7V Ic=B1, Ic=al, 1 R2 3 SRCA a) Find the open-circuit voltage gain, Ave, of this amplifier circuit. Verify your assumptions. b) Compute the input resistance,...
Consider the BJT common-emitter amplifier in Figure 1. Assume that the 2N3904G transistor has the following parameters: β-206, VBE-0.TV and the Early voltage VAT 1000V. vCC RB1a I multiple resistors RC want n Vload 22HF Rload 01 2N3904G V1 6302 4.7HF RE2CE 0.01Vpk 1kHz maliple esistons lue you available in the ki Figure 1 BJT CE amplifier 0.5 V and VC-3 V (a) Design the DC biasing circuit so that lc-2 mA, VCE = 2.5 V, VE
Consider the BJT...
(25pts) 2. Design a four resister BJT (CE) bias circuit (using method 1 or 2) for the following specifications: loq=1.5 mA, VCEQ=5 V, Vcc=14 V. Find all resistor values. Assume a BJT transistor (npn) with B=180 and V Be=0.7V Draw the designed circuit with all values.
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Section Discrete Devices LAB 11 JFET BIAS DESIGN Objective: The objective of this laboratory is to design a JFET amplifier for specific DC operating point, employing self-bias and voltage-divider bias configurations, and verify the accuracy of the design. Prelab: Carry out the following on a separate sheet of paper. Show your work and box answers. 1. Design the self-bias circuit of Figure 11(a) for a centered operating point at /p=4 mA and Vos =...
2) Design a BJT differential amplifier to amplify a differential input signal of 0.2 V and provide a differential output signal of 4 V. To ensure adequate linearity, it is required to limit the signal amplitude across each base-emitter junction to a maximum of 5 mV, note this means emitter resistors. Another design requirement is that the differential input resistance be at least 80 k22. The BJTs available are specified to have ß > 200. Give the circuit configuration and...
3.1. For the BJT differential pair configuration shown below,
assume the input transistor beta is very large.
Then find the differential signal vd = vB1 − vB2 sufficient to
cause:
3.2. A differential amplifier resembling that below uses I =
200μA, RC = 10kohm and VCC = 3V. Assume beta is very large
3.4.For the emitter follower in the figure below, given VCC =
15 V, VEE = −15 V, RL = 1 kohm and beta = 100 for all...
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Answer the following questions for the below BJT amplifier circuit. Assume capacitors are short in the signal circuit. Use Vr 25 mV,B = 100, Vpo = 0.7 V, and Ignore the early effect in the bias and signal circuits Find the Bias parameters of the amplifier circuit a) b) Find the small signal parameters of the amplifier. c) Draw the small signal equivalent circuit. Find the open loop voltage gain (Ayo), voltage gain (A,), total circuit...
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BJT Amplifier Design Final Project Requirements: The Final Project consists of designing a cascaded BJT Amplifier, using 2 stages. The first stage will be the Common Emitter (CE) Amplifier, the second stage is the Common Collector (CC) Amplifier, as shown in the general diagram below: CE → cc The design requirements are described here: The overall amplification (voltage gain) Axotal as given to each student (each student has different total voltage gain Atotal value] The input...