1) Yes , It is negative Feedback. M2 acts as a feedback element between Vout and Vin.\
2)
Problem 2 2 The following Amplifier circuit (see Fig.2) has feedback Is this negative feedback? Explain. a. b. Calculate the closed loop gain at low frequencies (neglect capacitances)C hcom) c. W...
Calculate the gain of each circuit in Fig. 6.39 at very low and very high frequencies. Neglect all other capacitances and assume λ 0 for circuits (a) and (b) and γ 0 for all of the circuits. 6.9. T DD C1 C2 Vout Vout にM1 C2 out C1 Vout Vino -にM2 Vin-にM1 Figure 6.39
Calculate the gain of each circuit in Fig. 6.39 at very low and very high frequencies. Neglect all other capacitances and assume λ 0 for circuits...
1. The feedback is negative. True or
False?
2. Find the value of the forward amplifier gain
3. If R1=10kΩ, what value should R2 have to have a feedback
factor of 1/2?
4. The closed-loop gain is about …
(Hint: The closed-loop gain is positive)
A) 1.5
B) 2.8
C) 1.9
D) 3.7
5) If the overall forward amplifier has a 150 Hz bandwidth (due
to a single dominant pole), the bandwidth of the closed-loop
circuit would be around …...
Q3(a) Explain TWO (2) differences between system with positive feedback and system with negative feedback. (b) With the aid of a block diagram, derive the closed-loop gain, Af of a negative feedback system. (c) An amplifier with a negative feedback has a midband gain of 47.96 dB and low cutoff frequency of 75 Hz. The feedback network of the system has a feedback factor (B) of 0.0022. (1) Determine the midband gain and the low cutoff frequency if the amplifier...
Problem 2 (10 points) In the amplifier shown in Fig. 2(a), assume Fig. 2(b) that I4 is ideal. Do not ignore the ro of the transistors for this problem, but you can assume that Ri is much smaller than any transistor o I1 and I2 ideal current sources. Also, assume in are (a) Find the small signal differential gain out/vdm of the Fig. 2(a) amplifier in terms of the appropriate small-signal parameters. Then express your answer in terms of appropriate...
Problem 2 Consider the feedback amplifier circuit on Figure P2. The DC current gain of transistor Q3 is -100 1. What type of feedback (or what feedback topology) do we have on the circuit in Figure P2? 2. Draw the A-circuit. Express and compute the open-loop voltage gain A at mid-band frequency 3, Draw the γ-circuit. Express and compute the feedback factor γ 4. Express and compute the overall gain of the feedback amplifier Ap Express and compute the input...
Problem Consider a voltage amplifier having a frequency response of the low-pass STC 1ype with a de gain of 60 dB and a 3-dB frequency of 1000 Hz Find the gain in dB at f- 10 Hz, 10kHz, 100 kHz, and 1 MHz Problem For the circuit shown below first, evalusteand the coresponding comer froquency. Second evalmt and the corresponding comer froquency. At the end caloulate overall transfer function T(w)= and reurite it in the standard fom ( and draw...
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10.24 A transconductance amplifier with negative feedback is shown in Fig. P10.24. The amplifier has an open-loop P transconductance of A 50 x 103 A/V, an input resistance of R 25 k!2, and an output resistance of Ro-50 k2. The feedback circuit has RF 2.5 kS2. The source resistance is Rs 1 k, and the load resistance is RL-500 Ω. Determine (a) the input resistance Ri,-vs/is, (b) the output resistance Rof, and (c)...
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3 1. Photodiode amplifier circuit You are designinga CF photosensor circuit for a light detection and ranging LiDAR) system in autonomous vehicles. The circuit utilizes a transimpedance amplifier to convert low-level RF photodiode current signal to a usable voltage output. It consists of a photodiode, an amplifier, and feedback capacitor/resistor pair as shown in Figure 1. We will derive simple equations to...
Hi-fi audio amplifiers are usually built as discrete operational
amplifiers with a
relatively large gain (g ? 500) and with feedback that reduces the
closed-loop gain
to a smaller value k = 32. Since loudspeakers predominatly act like
a resistor
(nominal impedance: 8
) with an inductor in series, the feedback network can be
used to improve the frequency response in the audio range up to 20
kHz. We are
primarily concerned with gain and frequency response of the
amplifier....
Device A: mean 116, standard deviation 0.5 mmH Device B: mean 111, standard deviation 1.8 mmHo te the better device in terms of () precision error and (ii) bias error, and explain why Question 2: Conditioning Circuits resist are typically accounted for or compensated for in practice. B. i. Derive the complex transfer function H(o) for each of the two circuits shown in Figure 1. o is defined as frequency in rad/s. art from finite open-loop gain, finite input resistance...