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Question 3 A BUT amplifier (shown below) changes its electrical configuration from DC equivalent circuit to AC equivalent circuit, when an AC input signal is provided. Explain the reason in terms of AC input signal Vin. capacitors C7C2. C3. DC supply voltage Voo, and the common ground. Vcc 3 Rc a & Ri R2 AWM TTT Arial 3 (12pt) TEE 'S Path:p
Rsig Nahyan vgs ( gmugs, r01 RDS Vsig ) Ril Consider the small signal equivalent circuit of an amplifier shown above. The parameters are given to be: R1 = 3000, R2 = 10160, R2=100%, RD=RL=50 Rsig = 202, VGS1=3.5V. Vt = 0.5V and kn = 1mA/V^2. The transistor output resistances are represented by ro1, ra2 with both the transistors in saturation and having |MAL= 40V and same DC current flowing through them Find the small signal parameter of the MOSFET:...
1-Clear handwriting 2-Correct answer 3-Organized 4-answer all the questions Please Problem 2 On the circuit on Figure P2, transi stor Q1 has a threshold voltage of Vt = 2 V and a transconductance parameter of k = 100 mA/V2. Note that Vcc = -Vee = 4.5 V. Moreover, capacitors C1, C2, and C3 can be assumed to be very large VDD 4.5.0 R3 25kQ R1 300kn C2 Vout C1 Rsig Q1 1k0 R2 200kn Vsig (R4 2kQ C3 -4.5V VSS...
Problem No. 1 For the circuit shown below: (a) Turn off the AC source and find the current and voltages of the diodes. State which one is on or off. (b) Turn off the dc sources and draw the small signal equivalent circuit and find voli "Sov OVO D D2 KSR For the circuit given below, +10 V 1. Find the input resistance 2. Find the output resistance. 3. State the type of the amplifier (CE,CB,CC) Ca → WA Rs...
8. Consider the following amplifier using a MOSFET. a) Draw the DC-only equivalent circuit b) Draw the AC equivalent circuit for small signal analysis. +15 V 7.5 k 10 MO 100 kO 10 k sig Vsig 3 kO 5 MQ |w ww
The circuit 3-The circuit of problem # 2 is subjected to a small ac input by the signal generator. By neglecting the voltage drop across the coupling and bypass capacitors, determine the small signal voltage gain Vo/ Vì = Avi , input resistance Ri-vi / ii and the output resistance Ro external to R Avi= Ri= , Ro The accompanying circuit shows a 4-resistor biased JFET transistor Determine the values of Rp and Rs so that the Q-point is equal...
+VOD PMOSI Vout NMOS 3 NMOS 2 - Draw the small signal equivalent circuit. label each component and device. Use conductances for the channel length modulation terms assume lamba not equal to zero and not the same for pmos and nmos - What is the equation for small signal gm in terms of de bias for PMOSI? - Do nodal analysis at the drain node of NMOS2 and PMOS1 Solve for an equation for Av=vout/vin. - Solve for the output...
Q6. An amplifier circuit using an n-MOSFET is shown in Fig. Q6. The n-MOSFET has the following parameters: K'-1 mA/V2 and λ-0.02 w. v°' is a small signal AC voltage ource 8V 8V Vout Ra 2.56 mA Fig. Q6 (a) Calculate the DC gate voltage, Va. (b) Assuming that the n-MOSFET is operating in the saturation region and neglecting channel length modulation, calculate the threshold voltage, VrHN, given that the voltage drop across the de current sorce, Inas, has been...
Part 1/2 Consider the circuit shown in Figure 1, where RD = 1kQ, Vtn-0.9V, μ. Cox (W/L) = 1.5 mA/V and 2 0. Perform DC analysis to compute the voltages Vi and V2. -2.5V Figure 1 Part 2/2 Compute the small-signal voltage gain voVsi. Hints to the solution 1. Redraw the circuit in the AC small-signal domain as shown below, Roy 2. Find the small-signal equivalent Thevenin resistance seen between the source of M2 and the ground node, Re, indicated...
Q5 Figure 4 is a common-source circuit. The PMOS transistor parameters are VTP = -0.6V, Kp = 1mA/V and 1 = 0. Assume the transistor is biased in saturation such that Ipo = 0.25mA and Vspo = 1.5V. a) Find Rs and RD- b) Draw the small signal ac equivalent circuit. c) Determine the circuit's input resistance (R.), output resistance (Rour) and small signal voltage gain (Av) Figure 4 = 100k2 RO