Question 20 If the output of a transistor amplifier is 50 Vrms and the input is...
QUESTION 3 In saturation, collector-emitter voltage is O a.5 V b.equal to collector-bias voltage O c. minimum O d. maximum QUESTION 4 When operated in cutoff and saturation, the transistor acts like a a linear amplifier b. switch O c. variable capacitor Od variable resistor If a sinusoidal voltage is applied to the base of a biased on transistor and the resulting sinusoidal collector-to-emitter voltage is clipped near zero volts, the transistor is to Clipped ICO VE Clipped OVO a....
Can I get help with part g through part r, please? Given the following Common-Emitter Amplifier with Voltage-Divider Bias: The transistor is a Silicon device with B160 (Beta 160) and transistor r.= 30 kn: 20 V 34.7k LAL = Vou 35.10 31.1k LRE $3900 03 - Find the following quantities in parts a through where means Quiescent DC): a) Thevenin Voltage and Thevenin Resistance Re b) Base Current la Collector Current le d) Emitter Current le e) Transistor Collector-Emitter Quiescent...
The transistor in the circuit below has ?-100 and Vci(sat) OV. You may use the constant voltage model with VE 0.7V if the base emitter junction is forward biased. A variable DC source is attached to input VIN. Find the operating mode (cutoff, active, or saturation), the collector node voltage VC, and the collector current IC for each of the following cases: (a) VIN 0V (b) VIN = 1.2V (c) VIN 6.0v (d) VIN 12.0V 1 K IC VC 10K...
100% ." A differential amplifier is shown in Figure QI(d). The input to the amplifier is a IV AC voltage source whose frequency will be varied between lHz and IMHz logarithmically with 50 points-per-decade; the bipolar transistor has a current gain β:150 and a saturation current Is:10"A. Write the PSPICE input file to calculate the frequency response of this amplifier [12 marks Total 25 marks] RI R2 R3 2I Vi 23 24 VEE-5V Figure Q1(d) Date Course May 2017
Laboratory 2: Transistor circuit characteristics A. Objectives: 1. To study the basic characteristics of a transistor circuit. 2. To study the bias circuit of a transistor circuit. B. Apparatus: 1. DC Power supply 2. Experimental boards and corresponding components 3. Electronic calculator (prepared by students) 4. Digital camera (prepared by students for photo taking of the experimental results) 5. Laptop computer with the software PicoScope 6 and Microsoft Word installed. 6. PicoScope PC Oscilloscope and its accessories. 7. Digital multi-meter....
An amplifier circuit using a bipolar transistor is shown in Figure Q5. (a) State, with a valid reason, whether this amplifier is an emitter follower or a common emitter configuration. (b) Redraw Figure Q5 as a large signal equivalent circuit. Show that: (c) Show that the input voltage, vISAT to produce the onset of saturation for T1 is given by: (d), confirm, by calculation, that T1 is in saturation. (e) Calculate the current in the lamp when T1 is in...
please make sure you are correct 1. Select configuration for a single-transistor amplifier with a gain of 30 dB and input resistance of 5 Mohm. A) common-emitter; b) common-gate; c) common-source; d)common-collector; e) cannot be implemented by single stage amplifier. 2. Select configuration for a single-transistor amplifier with a gain close to 0 dB and input resistance of 5 Mohm and load resistor of 50 ohm. a) common-emitter; b) common-gate; c) common-source; d)common-collector; e) cannot be implemented by single stage...
Given the multistage amplifier below, select all correct statements Multistage-Amp Group of answer choices The collector current in Q2 is approximately 16mA The input impedance of the amplifier is approximately 2.5Megohms The output impedance of the amplifier (assuming Q2) has a Beta=100 is close to 500Kohms The overall gain for the circuit (including loading effects) is approximately 13 If an overall gain for the multistage amplifier of 20 is desired, RG can be selected around 450 to account for any...
QUESTION 12 To improve the efficiency of an amplifier, you have to a reduce load power b. increase supply current OC. reduce supply voltage od decrease unwanted power losses QUESTION 13 If the output of a transistor amplifier is 5 V rms and the input is 100 mVrms the voltage gain is O as w 6.500 O c 50 d. 100 QUESTION 14 If the DC current gain of a certain transistor operating in the linear region is 30 and...
Question 3. Unregulated supply Rz IL Vin IR Ib (a) The circuit on the right shows a series regulator connected to the output of an unregulated power supply. The transistor has B =50, and a 6 volt Zener diode is used. When the load current, Il, is 1 amp the de input voltage from the unregulated supply, Vin, is 11 volt, VBE = 1 volt and the Zener diode current, Iz, is 20 mA. For these conditions, calculate Iz (i)...