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This document provides a summary of multistage amplifiers. It discusses the hybrid-π model and reviews single-stage amplifiers using common base, common emitter, and common collector configurations. It then defines multistage amplifiers as consisting of two or more cascaded amplifiers to achieve desired characteristics such as increased gain or modified impedance parameters. The document discusses various types of multistage configurations including BJT-BJT cascades, BiFET cascades, Darlington pairs, and differential amplifiers. It also covers coupling methods, cascade and cascode connections, and provides an example of a BIFET amplifier.

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Chapter 1

This document provides a summary of multistage amplifiers. It discusses the hybrid-π model and reviews single-stage amplifiers using common base, common emitter, and common collector configurations. It then defines multistage amplifiers as consisting of two or more cascaded amplifiers to achieve desired characteristics such as increased gain or modified impedance parameters. The document discusses various types of multistage configurations including BJT-BJT cascades, BiFET cascades, Darlington pairs, and differential amplifiers. It also covers coupling methods, cascade and cascode connections, and provides an example of a BIFET amplifier.

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CHAPTER 4

MULTISTAGE AMPLIFIER

Hybrid model
Hybrid
B

ib

rx
r

ib

ro = rce

Transconductance
Transconductance
parameter

ro

Currentgain
parameter

rx :basespreadingresistance,rbb
bb (40 400)
r :dynamicjunctionresistance

T
V
r =
ICQ

ICQ
gm =
VT

r =
gm

R i off single-stage
Review
i gl t g amplifier
lifi
y Common Base (CB)
( )

Small-signal
Small
signal
equivalent
circuit

Review of single-stage
g
g amplifier
p
Sm
mall-sign
nal
equivalen
e
nt
circuit

y Common Emitter (CE)

Review of single
single-stage
stage amplifier
y Common Collector (CC)
( )

Small-signal
equivalent
circuit
5

M lti t
MultistageAmplifier
A lifi
y Multistageamplifierconsistsoftwoormore
Multistage amplifier consists of two or more

amplifierscascadedorcascodedtoforma
single amplifier with the desired characteristic
singleamplifierwiththedesiredcharacteristic
y IndiscreteformitcouldbeBJTBJT,BiFET,FET
FET or some other combinations
FETorsomeothercombinations
y InICdesignitsalwaysbeacombinationsof
singletypeoftransistors
i l t
ft
it

Purposesofmultistage
1. Increasingthegainbeyondthesingle

g
p
g
stageamplifiergain
2. Modifyingtheimpedanceparameter

Type of Multistage Amplifiers


TypeofMultistageAmplifiers
1 BJT
1.
BJTBJT
BJT cascadeorcascodeforpre
cascade or cascode for pre

amplifiers
2 BiFET cascadeforagoodlinearamplifier
2.
cascade for a good linear amplifier
3. Darlingtonpair forahighcurrentgain
amplifier
lifi
4. DifferentialAmplifier forgoodCMRRat
theinputofthesystem

Coupling
p g
y
y

Purpose:Thecircuitryusedtoconnecttheoutputofone
stage to the input of the next stage in multistage amplifier
stagetotheinputofthenextstageinmultistageamplifier
Typesofcoupling:
1. Capacitivecoupling/RCcoupling
Adv toblocktheflowofdccurrent
Disadv Itaffectsthelowerfrequencyresponseofthe
amplifier
p
2. Directcoupling
Adv reductioninthenumberofcomponents
3 Transformercoupling
3.
Transformer coupling
Adv lowpowerdissipation
Disadv poorfrequencyresponsecharacteristics
4. Opticalcoupling

Cascade Connections
CascadeConnections
y Cascadeconnectionsprovidesstagesinseries
Cascade connections provides stages in series

whichisapopularconnection.
y Theoutputofoneamplifierstageisconnected
The output of one amplifier stage is connected
totheinputofanotheramplifierstages.
y Thereare2types:
Th
2t
1.BJT&BJT
2.BiFET
10

Multistage Amplifier (RC coupling)


MultistageAmplifier(RCcoupling)
Given:1=2 =150,VA=,VT =26mV,VBE =0.7V
20V

33K

2K0

33K

2K0
Co
Vo

1K0

Cc1
Q1

Vs

11

15K

820R

Q2

CE1 15K

820R

CE2

DC analysis
DCanalysis
CheckforR
E 10R2
RE =150(820)=123k and
10R2 =150k
150k
unsatisfiedcondition
useexactapproach

12

DCanalysis(contd)
VTH1

R2
VCC = 6.25 V
=
R1 + R 2

R TH1 = R1 R2 = 33k 15k = 10.31k

VTH1 VBE
= 41.38 A
IB1 =
R TH1 + ( + 1)RE

IC1 =
IB1 = 6.207mA = IC2
VT (150)(26 mV )
r =
=
= 628.32
ICQ
6.207mA
13

AC
ACequivalentcircuit
i l t i it
Ib1

1k

Ib2

Vi1

Vo1 Vi2

VS
33k
||15k

r1

1st stage

14

1Ib1

2k

Vo2

2Ib2

33k
||15k

r2

2nd stage

2k

AC analysis
ACanalysis

Vo11 = 1Ib1 2k 33k 15k r22


1st stage

2nd

stage

Vi1 = r11Ib1

Vo1 1 2k 33k 15k r2


A v1 =
=
= 109.1
Vi1
r1

Vo2 = 2Ib2
b (2k )

Vo2 2 (2k )
=
= 477.5
A v2 =
Vi2
r

Total gain
15

Vi2 = r2Ib2

A vT = A v1 A v2 = 52095.25
GvT = 20log10 A vT = 94.3 dB

Multistage Amplifier (Direct coupling)


MultistageAmplifier(Directcoupling)
Given:1=2 =100
assume:ro =
R1
180K

+20V
R3
8K

R4
6K
Vo

Cc
Q1

Vs

16

R2
15K

RE1
1K0

Q2

CE1

RE2
2K0

CE2

DCanalysis
VTH1
1st stage

R2
=
R1 + R 2

R TH1 = R1 R2 = 180k 15k = 13.85k

VTH1 VBE
IB1 =
= 7.31A IC1 = IB1 = 0.731mA
RTH1 + ( + 1)RE1
1 VT (100)(26 mV
V)
r1 =
=
= 3.56 k
0.731mA
IC1
IE2 =

2nd stage
17

CheckforRE 10R2
RE =100(1k)=100k
( )
and
10R2 =150k

VCC = 1.54 V unsatisfiedcondition


useexactapproach
use exact approach

VCC IC1R3 VBE


= 6.73mA
RE2

IC2 IE2 = 6.73mA

2 VT (100)(26 mV )
r2 =
=
= 386.33k
IC2
6.73mA

AC equivalent circuit
ACequivalentcircuit
Ib2

Ib1

Vi1

Vo1 Vi2
r1
Ib1

1st stage
g
18

Vo2
r2

Ib2

2nd stage

ACanalysis
y
Vi1 = r1Ib1

Vo1
A v1 =
Vi1

Vo1 = [R3 r2 ]Ib1

A v1 =

Vo2
A v2 =
Vi2

[R3 r2 ]
r1

(100)[8k 386.33k]
3.56k

Vi2 = r2Ib2

Vo2 = R 4Ib2

(
R4
100)6k
A v2 =
=
= 1.55
r22
386.33k
19

A vT = A v1 A v2 = 341.25

= 220.16

Exercise 1
Exercise1
Forthecircuitinfigurebelow,obtainAv1 andAv2.Assumefor
bothtransistors:=100,VBE=0.7V,ro =

20

Exercise2
Forthecircuitinfigurebelow,obtainAv1,Av2.
Assumeforbothtransistor:=100,VBE=0.7V,ro =

21

BIFET amplifier
BIFETamplifier
y AcombinationofbipolarandFET
p
y Theseamplifiersaredesignedtoexploitthe

mostdesirablecharacteristicsofeach
most
desirable characteristics of each
devicesuchastheverylargeinput
impedance of FET and the large voltage
impedanceofFETandthelargevoltage
gainoftheBJT

22

Example: BIFET amplifier


Example:BIFETamplifier
FigureshowsanEMOSFETamplifiercoupledtoaCEamplifierconfiguration.
The parameters are as follows: VT =3V,V
Theparametersareasfollows:V
3 V, VGSQ =6.2V,k
6.2 V, k =0.55mS,
0.55 mS, 2 =100and
100 and
VBE =0.7V.Determine:
i)
Draincurrent(ID)andcollectorcurrent(IC)
ii)
Inputimpedance,Zi
iii)
Outputimpedance,Zo
iv)
Theoverallvoltagegain,AVT
rbbverysmallandrce=

23

DC analysis
DCanalysis
ID = k(VGSQ VT )2 = 0.55m(6.2 3)2 = 5.63mA
1st stage

VD = VDD IDRD = 24 5.63m(3.3k


5 63m(3 3k) = 5.42V
5 42V
VE2 = VD VBE = 5.42 0.7 = 4.72V
VE2 4.72
4 72
IE2 =
=
= 4.72mA
RE2
1k

2nd stage

IC = IE2 = 4.72mA

(VT ) (100)(26m)
=
= 550.85
r2 =
IC
4 72m
4.72m
g m = 2k (VGS Q VT ) = 2(0.55m)(6.2 3) = 3.52mS
24

ACanalysis
y

acequivalentcircuit

Ib

ii)
iii)

Z i = 6.8M//10M = 4M
Z o = 3.9k
Vi2 = Ib r + Ie RE2 = Ib r + IbRE2 = Ib (r + RE2 )
Zb =

i )
iv)

25

Vi2
= r + RE2 = 550.85 + (100)1k = 100.55k
Ib

Av 1 =

g V (3.3k//100.55k)
Vo1
= m gs
= 11.25
Vi1
Vgs

Av 2 =

I (3.9k)
(3 9k) 100 (3.9k)
Vo2
(3 9k)
= b
=
= 3.88
Vi2
Ib Z b
100.55k

Av T = Av 1 Av 2 = 11.25 (3.88) = 43.65

Exercise3
FigureshowsaDEMOSFETamplifiercoupledtoaCEamplifierconfiguration.
Theparametersareasfollows:VP = 4V,IDSS =10mA,2 =200andVBE =0.7V.
D
Determine:
i
i)
Draincurrent(ID)andcollectorcurrent(IC)
ii)
Inputimpedance,Zi
iii)
Output impedance Zo
Outputimpedance,Z
iv)
Theoverallvoltagegain,AVT
20V

5K6

2K2
C4
Vo

1k

C1

Q1

Q2
10K0

Vs

26

3M3

680R

C2

820R

C3

CascodeConnections
y Acascodeconnectionhasonetransistorontopof

anotherwhereacommonemittertransistordrivesa
commonbasetransistor.
y Itisdesignedtoprovideahighinputimpedancewith
lowgain.
y Itprovideswidebandwidthandsuitableforhigh
It
id
id b d idth d it bl f hi h
frequencyamplifiers.

27

C
CascodeAmplifier(CECBconfiguration)
d A lifi (CE CB
fi
ti )
+15V
R1
47k

RC
2.7k
Cc

CB1

Q2

Vo

Q1

Vs

28

R2
8.2k

R3
15k
+15V

RE1
1k

CE1

R4
15k

CB2

RL
10k

AC
ACequivalentcircuit
i l t i it
gm2V2

Vo2
+
V1

gm1V1

r1

V2

r2

Zin

Zout

1st stage
t
29

2nd stage

ACanalysis
y
KCL equation
ti
att node
d E2 :

V1 = Vs
V2
g m1 Vs =
+ g m2 V2
r2
r2
g m1 Vs
V2 =
1 + 2

Solving for voltage, V2 :


where

2 = g m2r2

Vo = (gm2 V2 )(RC RL )
r2
(RC RL ) Vs
Vo = g m1g m2
1 + 2

Small-signal
voltage gain :

30

Av =

r
Vo
= g m1g m2 2 (RC RL )
Vs
1 + 2

r22
2
g m2
=
1

1 + 2 1 +2

A v gm1 (RC RL )

Exercise4
Figure showsacascodeamplifier.Giventhat1 =2 =3 =150,VT =26mV
andthecurrent,IE,flowingthroughresistorRE is2mA.Withreferenceto
the diagram, draw its small signal equivalent circuit and compute the
thediagram,drawitssmallsignalequivalentcircuitandcomputethe
+15V
following:
i)Inputimpedance,Zin
ii)Outputimpedance,Zout
R
R
47k0
3k9
iii)Overallvoltagegain,AVS
1

10 F

VO

10 F
Q2

rbbverysmallandrce=
rbb
very small and rce =
RS
600R

RL
10k0

R2
33k0
10 F
Q1

Zout

Vs
R3
15k0

31

Zin

RE
1k0

IE

100 F

Darlington Pair
DarlingtonPair

32

Apairofsimilartransistors
whichtheircollectorsaretied
hi h h i
ll
i d
together
Emitter of one transistor directly
Emitterofonetransistordirectly
joinedtothebaseoftheother
Commerciallymountedina
singlepackagethathasonly
l
k
h h
l
threeleads
super
superbeta
betatransistor
transistor

IC
IC1
IC2
IB
IB2= IE1
IE

Darlington Pair (cont)


DarlingtonPair(cont)
IC = IC1 + IC2 ...........(1)
IC1 = 1IB1 ............(2)

IC

IC2 = 2IB2 = 2IE1 = 2 (1 + 1)IB1 .............(3)

IC1
IC2
IB
IB2= IE1
IE

Substitute(2)and(3)into(1)
IC = 1IB1 + (21 + 2 )IB1
IC
= DP = 1 + 12 + 2 12
IB1

since

12 1 + 2

DP 12
33

ac equivalent circuit
acequivalentcircuit
V1 = Iir1
V2 = (Ii + 1Ii )r2

Ii
+
gm1V1

V1

g m11 V11 = g m11Iir11 = 1Ii

+
V2
-

gm2V2

g m2r2 = 2

Io = g m1 V1 + g m2 V2 = 1Ii +2 (1 + 1 )Ii

Io
A i = = 1 + 2 (1 + 1 ) 12 = DP
Ii
34

acequivalentcircuit
Ii
Vo

V1

Vi

gm1V1

Z i = r1 + r2 (1 + 1 )

+
-

gm2V2

V2
-

riDP

1 VT
r1 =
ICQ1

ICQ1

2 VT
= 1r2
r1 = 1
ICQ2
DPIb

35

Vi = V1 + V2 =Ii r1 + r2 (1 + 1 )Ii

riDP 21r2

ICQ 2
2

Example : Darlington
Example:Darlington
ForthedarlingtoncircuitinFigure,calculate:
a)) Thedccurrents
b) Theinputimpedance,Zin &outputimpedance,Zo
c) Voltagegain,Av
Given:
1=
2=200,VT=26mV,ro =75k
k

36

DCanalysis
a)ApplyKVLatloop1:

IE = (DP + 1)IB

VCC IBRB VBE1 VBE2 IERE = 0


DP = 12 = 200x200 = 40k
VCC VBE1 VBE2
IB =
RB + (DP + 1)RE
15 0.7 0.7
=
= 0.103A
2.7k + 40k(3.3k)
IE = (40k = 1)(0.103) = 4.12mA
r2

(
200)26m
=
= 1.26k

riDP
37

4.12m
= 2
1r2

= 2(200)(1.26k) = 504k

ACanalysis
y
RS

Vo

Vi
RB

DPIb

riDP

ro

RL

VS

Zin

Zout

Z in = RB //r
// iDP = 2.686k
k
Z out = ro = 75k
Av =
38

DPIb (75k 10k)


riDPIb

= 700

Exercise 5
Exercise5
ForthedarlingtoncircuitinFigure,calculate:
a) Currentgain,A
Current gain Ai
b) Voltagegain,Avs
Given:1=2=100,VT=26mV,ro =

+20V
1k2

330k
560R

C1
Q1
Q2

Vs

110k
Vo
560R

39

C2

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