Scribd
Upload
31 views5 pages

Written Report in Laboratory I: (Electronics Iii)

1) A common-emitter amplifier circuit was analyzed. The required base resistance Rb was calculated to be 28.5kΩ to bias the transistor at a collector voltage of 6V with a beta of 200. The estimated collector current was 1.82mA and transconductance was 70mA/V. 2) For the common-emitter amplifier, the low frequency -3dB point was calculated to be 195Hz and high frequency -3dB point was 2.99MHz. 3) For the common-base amplifier, the gain was calculated to be 1.81. The low frequency -3dB point was 28Hz and the high frequency point could not be determined due to equipment limitations.

Uploaded by

Madel Laurel
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
31 views5 pages

Written Report in Laboratory I: (Electronics Iii)

1) A common-emitter amplifier circuit was analyzed. The required base resistance Rb was calculated to be 28.5kΩ to bias the transistor at a collector voltage of 6V with a beta of 200. The estimated collector current was 1.82mA and transconductance was 70mA/V. 2) For the common-emitter amplifier, the low frequency -3dB point was calculated to be 195Hz and high frequency -3dB point was 2.99MHz. 3) For the common-base amplifier, the gain was calculated to be 1.81. The low frequency -3dB point was 28Hz and the high frequency point could not be determined due to equipment limitations.

Uploaded by

Madel Laurel
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 5

July 28, 1013

Written Report
In
Laboratory I
(ELECTRONICS III)


Submitted by:
Cambarihan, Edechel
Hidalgo, Carla Jane T.
Laurel, Madel V.


Submitted to:
Engr. Julius Angeles




I. Common-Emitter Amplifier



- Using a 2N3904 in the figure. Calculate the base resistance Rbi that is needed to bias the
device at a collector voltage VC=6-7V, = 200
( )
( )
| |
c
bi
c
c
c
b
T
b
H
i
Solution:
Let V = 6V
R =?a
10V+ I 2.2k 6V=0
then, I 1.82mA
I 1.82mA
I 9.09 A
200
10k
10V
1
V

0k R

|
O +
=
= = =
(
O
=
(
(

O +
( )
( )
( )
| |
( )
( )
bi
TH
bi
TH b TH E
b
b
i
E
b1 bi
bi
10k R
R
10k R
V + I R 0.7 I 1k 0
10k R 10k
- 10V + I + 0.7 + I 1k


solvin
= 0
10k +R 10k +R
simultaneously
R = 28.5 k
g

(
(

O
=
O +
+ + O =
(
(
(

O O
O
O O

O

- Estimated collector current I
C
and transconductance
V1
120 Vrms
60 Hz
0
R1
10k
R2
100
R3
10k
Rb1
R5
2.2k
R6
1k
C1
1F
C2
1F
C3
10F
Q1
BJT_NPN_VIRTUAL
VCC
10V
Vout
Vin

C
m
T
I 1.82mA
g = =70mA/V
0.026V V
= =


A. Low-frequency response
o
o
V
n
V
i
V = 79.25mV
V 79.25mV
A = =
1mV
A =
V
79.25

- Estimate transconductance
m V C
m
m
g = A /R
g = 79.25/2.2k
g = 36mA/V
O

V
V -3dB
V -3dB V -3dB
L
L V
L V
L
L
( )
( ) ( )
A
A =
A = 79.25/A =57
since, f = 559 Hz
f /10= 55.9 Hz; A = 9v
f /100 = 5.59 Hz; A = 0.5
at 100 F
f =195Hz
f / 1
2
0 =19.

V
L V
5Hz ; A =13
f /100= 1.95Hz; A =5


B. High-frequency response
H
H
H
V
F =2.6Mhz
w
; f =299.21kHz
0.01uF
f=10f = 2.99Mhz
A

=5.3




II. Common-Base Amplifier


in o
V o in
V
V
V -3dB ( )
( ) V -3dB
V = 5mV, V = 9.05mV, f = 11.1kHz
then,
A =V /V
A = 9.05mV /5mV
A = 1.81
1.81
A =
2
A = 1.28


A. Low-frequency response
L
L
f = 28 Hz
at 100 uF, f = 0.656Hz


B. High-frequency response
- cant be displayed
- maximum frequency of function generation is 6 MHz
H
c i 0
V 3dB
H
( )
w/0.01uF
f =3.016MHz
R =10k, V=5mV, V =333mV, Av=66.6
66.6
A = =47.09
2
F =cant be displayed


R1
100k
R2
100k
Rc
R4
1k
R5
100
R6
10
C1
1F
VCC
12V
Vin
Vout

You might also like