Problem #4 (15pts) Double limiter: Use only 0.7V-drop diodes and resistor to design a voltage limiter...
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Problem #4 (15pts) Double limiter: Use only 0.7V-drop diodes and resistor to design a voltage limiter with voltage transfer characteristic as shown in the following figure. For a triangular input voltage signal of peak amplitude 3V, draw the corresponding output voltage signals. 1.4V 2.1V 1.4V 2. Fig. P4. Voltage transfer characteristic of a double limiter.
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Question 2: 20% We can use stack of diodes as a voltage regulator as shown in the circuit below. Consider input voltage to this circuit as 20V DC with IV of fluctuation. Diodes in this circuit have 0.7V forward voltage drop a) What is DC output voltage Vo? 20+1V Vo= 1.4 V R=1k2 b) What is diode DC current lo? Ip= 18-6 ma c) What is the value of individual diode's small-signal resistor/? (4%)...
For the double diode circuit shown in figure 2-1, answer the following questions. In Figure 2-1 a) (10pts) For the triangular wave input shown (Vin), sketch the output voltage (Vout) using the constant voltage drop model (CVD: Vo-0.7V). Be sure to note the voltage values on the y-axis of your Vout plot and show any equations you used to determine those values ime FEE 334: Spring 2019 Midterm b) (2pts) During the middle of the first time segment (when Vin...
4. Design a clamp circuit to clamp the negative extreme of a periodic input waveform of 10 sin(100πt)V to −5 V. Use 1 diode, 1 Zener diode, 1 resistor, and 1 capacitor of suitable values. Provide following minimum ratings of the selected components. (a) Diode - Maximum reverse voltage, peak forward current (b) Zener - Zener voltage, Zener current (c) Resistor - Resistance, power rating (d) capacitor - capacitance, Maximum voltage Assume a 0.6 V forward drop for all diodes...
Design a diode waveform shaping circuit that would have the
above transfer function. You can use PN junction diodes with VD0 =
0.7 V, DC voltage sources, and resistors in your design. You should
indicate the resistor values and the DC voltage sources’ values in
your design if you used any resistors or DC voltage sources. You
can use Zener diodes with different Vz values if you want, but you
do not have to.
Write the possible cases of the...
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Design a BJT amplifier based on the specifications provided in the table below. Your design should be insensitive to β variations, and both the input and the output should be AC coupled as in Fig. 1. Supply Voltage, Vcc Load Resistance, RL Transistor's Current Gain, β Relative Variation of lc for VBE-0.7 ± 0.1 V 0-to-Peak Output Swing, Vo Voltage Gain, A Input Resistance, R THD for 5kHz IV (0-to-peak) Sine Wave Output Voltage, V。S5%...
Design a FULL WAVE BRIDGE RECTIFIER circuit that will:
Take 120volts ac, 60 hz, sinusoidal waveform and convert
it to a “regulated “dc value
giving 12 volts +, - 1 volt across a 2000-ohm output
load resistor with no more than 2%
ripple voltage.
You may assume:
a. An ideal power transformer as discussed in class.
b. For hand computations, you must assume a diode given by
Figure 4.8 page 185.
c. A filter capacitor sized per the textbook equation...
Vss (b) Find ( Drav amp the variation of D 7.103 Figure P7.103 feedback-bias circuit of Fig. 7.50. Using a 5-V supply with an NMOS transistor for which V, =0.8 V, k. = 8 mA/V =0, provide a design that biases the transistor at I = 1 nA, with Vps large enough to allow saturation operation for a 2-V negative signal swing at the drain. Use 22 MS2 as the largest resistor in the feedback-bias network. What values of R...