TABLE
Vout |
Gain |
|
Without C2 |
-35 mV |
-1.9 |
Without Rl |
-174 mV |
-8.7 |
With C2 across Re1 and Re2 |
-3.176 V |
-158.8 |
With Rl |
-2.938 V |
-146.9 |
Objective After performing this experiment, you will be able to 1. Measure Vout, Av 2. Verify...
Question 26 Calculate the output power Pout (RL) for the unloaded Common Emitter Amplifier below BDC=200, BAC = 150, re 0.39 Vs- 538 mVpp, Vcc 15 V, R1=1 KQ, R2 = 330 2 RC= 1000, RE1= 8.20, RE2= 36 0, RL 0.19 KO Enter your results in mW. SR1 RL Vcc C1 Vin Beta Vs R2 RE1 RE2 C2 ww
Question 26 Calculate the output power Pout (RL) for the unloaded Common Emitter Amplifier below BDC=200, BAC = 150, re...
Calculate the voltage gain (Av) for the loaded Common Emitter Amplifier below: BAC 200 for all transistors. Assume re 15 Q for the CE Amplifier. Ignore re' for the DP Amplifier Vcc 12 V, R1 56 K, R2 10 KQ, R4 22 KQ R3 5.6 KQ, RL 8 RE(CE) 628 0, RE(CC) 330 Rc 3.5 KQ, Enter your results. No units. SR3 R1 RC C3 Vcc C1 Beta Q2a HH Vin Beta Q1 Beta Q2b C4 R4 Vs R2 C2...
1.(TCO 2) For the circuit in the following figure (Chapter 3,
Figure 3-29, on page 135), VCC=18
V, R1=10 K?, R2=2.2
K?, RC=1
k?, RE1=220
?,RE2=220 ?, RL=10
K?, Rs=1 K?VCC=18 V,
R1=10 K?, R2=2.2 K?, RC=1 k?, RE1=220
?,RE2=220 ?, RL=10 K?, Rs=1 K? . Determine
the AC voltage gain.
2.(TCO 2) For the circuit in the following figure (Chapter 3,
Figure 3-29, on page 135), VCC=18
V, R1=10 K?, R2=2.2
K?, RC=3
k?, RE1=220
?,RE2=220 ?, RL=5
K?, Rs=1 K?VCC=18 V,
R1=10 K?, R2=2.2 K?, RC=3 k?, RE1=220
?,RE2=220 ?, RL=5 K?, Rs=1 K?...
Determinar: Av. As y VL, con las diferentes frecuencias. β 144, lco #1.5 miA, Rs-56ΚΩ, R 1-82a. Frequency (Hz) 10 k g k 6 k 2 k 1 k 950 900 850 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 50 VCC 15V R1 Rc C2 56ohm Rs + C1 VL23 RL. 530m Vin Deg R2 Re
Determinar: Av. As y VL, con las diferentes frecuencias. β 144, lco #1.5 miA, Rs-56ΚΩ, R 1-82a. Frequency (Hz) 10 k g k...
Voc Ri Rc C2 + RS G Q2N3904 RL Vout 2 R2 RE CE Rin Rout Cu B 1x B C o + V be : Cr 8m'be E VCC R R2 Rc RE RS RL С. Cz CE 12 V 8.2 kg 3.9 ko 6.3 k2 3.3 kΩ 3 ko 3.9 ko 10 uF 1uF 100 u Assume the 2N3904 has a 8 =100, Veron} = 0.7V, VA= 100V, C=100, C=13.9pF and Ce=8pF. Use the emission coefficient as n...
ENG 301 Electronics I Homework 2 1 Refer to Figure 1. Assume ß 50 and VBE(on) 0.7 V for all BJTs in the circuit. For Ri 12 kN and Rc 10 k2, find the differential voltage gain (Ad) of the differential amplifier taken as one- sided output at vc +10 V Rc +10 V IREPR -10 V Figure 1 2. Vcc +12 V RCI= 10 k2 R3= 15 k2 67.3 k2 Ris Cci Q1 Cc2 CC3 R4= 45 k2 R2...
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l and....Debate Club | Offic A) Theoretical Design Design a common emitter BJT amplifier with the following requirements: -Rin-10 K2, and Ro-45 ㏀ (Neglect the Early voltage Effect) Vo/Vsig- Gv-40 VIV or 32 dB " VCC-9 V V, IC-1mA, VCE-3.25V and β-100 RL-40 kQ, Rsige I ka, R 1-3R2, and C1-C2-1 μF Voc RC C2 R1 Rsig C1 RL R2 RE B) Verify your design using Orcad Capture Pspice by doing 1) AC sweep (frequency response):...
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Laboratory 1: operation amplifier characteristics A. Objectives: 1. To study the basic characteristics of an operational amplifier 2. To study the bias circuit of an operational amplifier B. Apparatus: 1. DC Power supply 2. Experimental board 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. Multimeter...
A common source amplifier circuit based on a single n-channel MOSFET is shown in Figure 4b. Assume that the transconductance gm-60 mS (equivalent to mA/ V) and drain source resistance, os, is so large it may be neglected. 0) Calculate the open circuit voltage gain Av Yout/ Vis. i) The amplifier has a load of 10 k2. Determine the current gain Va. = 12 V 150k 4k3 Vout Vin 200k GND = 0 V Figure 4b a) State the name...
Problem 3: Design Problem On Figure P3a, you have a Common Source (CS) n-channel MOSFET amplifier. Notice the absence of a source resistor Rsig and load resistor R. If we know how the present amplifier (the one on Figure P3a) behaves without Rsig and RL, we can infer its behaviors if Rsig and R were to be added. design the amplifier circuit on Figure P3a, i.e., you have to find appropriate values for RGj You are to RG,, RD, and...