circuit 3.4
Circuit 3.5
circuit 3.4 Circuit 3.5 D Question 4 1 pts Consider practice question 3.4. The resistor RL is changed to 1.0 kilo-ohm...
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...
It is just the question 4 needs to be solved. Mind the changes in question 4. Question 4 1 pts Consider practice question 3.4. The resistor RL is changed to 1.9 kilo-ohms. Solve part (a) of the question to find resistor R in kilo-ohms. 3.4. For the emitter follower in the figure below, given Vcc = 15 V, Vee=-15 V, Ri = 1 kQ and B= 100 for all the transistors. In the following calculations assume VCEsat= 0.2 V and...
please help Question 1 Consider the following circuit, where the reverse saturation current (Is) is the same for each diode. D2 o Vo Di Vi WWW R 32 23 a. b. Determine an algebraic expression for V1, for a given Vo, and Is. Given an Is of 40 FA and R1 = 3.3 kl , determine the Vi that produces an output voltage (V.) of 0.625 V. C. Recalculate question-b if Is were to be a thousand times greater at...
4) Consider the MOSFET differential amplifier shown below, with Io-2 mA, and RL- 10 kS2, Rss-100 k2, VDD- +8V and Vss--8V. The NMOS transistors in the circuit are nominally identical, with kn 2 mA/V2, VTn 1.0 V and ro 100 k2. The PMoS transistors in the circuit are nominally identical, with kp 2 mA/V2, [VTpl 1.0 V and ro 100 kΩ M3 M4 0 M1 M2 a) First consider the DC bias point. Assuming that the current mirror requires at...
3.2. A differential amplifier resembling that below uses I = 200LA, Rç = 10k and Vcc = 3V. Assume very large. is What is the differential gain vva achieved for outputs taken differentially? What if single-ended outputs are taken from either collector? What is the upper limit of the common-mode input voltage for which operation keeps both transistors in the active mode? (c) Vec Rc Rc Q2 O D Question 2 1 pts Consider practice question 3.2. The bias current...
please help 2 - The companying circuit shows a 3-resistor biased JFET to be used as a small signal dc amplifier Determine the values of Rp and Rs so that the transistor will meet a point equal to, Vns 8 V and Ips- 2.25 mA .For the JFET take Ipss-4 mA, Vp-4 V and 1- 0 and V coupling and bypass capacitors, determine the small signal voltage gain Vo Vi - Avi which includes RL , input resistance Ri-y /...
R 1 V1 In the above circuit, V1- 15 volts, V2 6 volts, R1 8 ohms and R2 4 ohms. What is the voltage drop across resistor R2? D Question 4 5 pts 4 8 In the above circuit, V1 is 19 volts and R1 is 6 ohms. What is the power (in watts) dissipated in the R1 resistor?
I need help with numbers 4,6,7,8,9 please? 12 VDC 1.0 k ohms 10k ohms C3 1.0 uF C1 1.0 UF , R Load Baca 1 80 10k ohns 300 mVp-p 1.0 kHz 100 ohms .7k ohms C2 47uF 330 ohms 4. Calculate the following parameters assuming capacitor C2 has been removed from the circuit with the 1.0k2 resistor as the load. RIN BASE Av Vour 5. Construct the circuit shown on the previous page. Before connecting the AC supply, measure...
Final question: Question 16 1 pts What primarily limits the high frequency performance of a typical compressed-carbon resistor? lead inductance shunt capacitance nonlinear effects in the carbon thermal losses Question 17 1 pts If a ferrite bead has an effective resistance of 100 ohms at 100 MHz, what impact will it have on a DC voltage? none it will act like a 100 ohm resistor at DC O it will act like a resistance of some other nonzero value at...
Part "c" Please! Consider the circuit below. Assume that the only inductance of interest is the load inductor L = 15mH connected to the output terminal. The resistors have the following values: R1 = 5kN, R2 = 2kN, R3 = 0.1kN, and RI, = 10kN. The supply voltage is Vs = 15V. Vs R2 R, vo R1 R3 Figure 6-1 It is known that the input voltage vị can be decomposed into two parts, a constant Vị and a small...