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EDC Notes

This document provides notes on electronic devices and circuits. It covers topics such as electron dynamics in electric and magnetic fields, semiconductor junctions in diodes, rectifiers, filters, biasing circuits for BJTs and FETs, and amplifier configurations. Equations for characteristics such as deflection sensitivity and mobility are given. Diode equations and properties of zener diodes, tunnel diodes, and varactor diodes are summarized. BJT configurations like common emitter, common base, and common collector are described along with their input and output characteristics. Stability factors for biasing arrangements are defined. FET properties like depletion and enhancement modes are compared to BJTs.

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This document provides notes on electronic devices and circuits. It covers topics such as electron dynamics in electric and magnetic fields, semiconductor junctions in diodes, rectifiers, filters, biasing circuits for BJTs and FETs, and amplifier configurations. Equations for characteristics such as deflection sensitivity and mobility are given. Diode equations and properties of zener diodes, tunnel diodes, and varactor diodes are summarized. BJT configurations like common emitter, common base, and common collector are described along with their input and output characteristics. Stability factors for biasing arrangements are defined. FET properties like depletion and enhancement modes are compared to BJTs.

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ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS

BRIEF NOTES
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UNIT I :: ELECTRON DYNAMICS: CRO

19 31
1.602 10 , 9.1 10 e C m kg


, F force on electron in uniform electric field E
F=eE; acceleration
eE
a
m

If electron with velocity


' ' v
moves in field ' ' E making an angle
' '
can be
resolved to sin , cos v v .
Effect of Magnetic Field B on Electron.
When B & Q are perpendicular path is circular
2
; ' '
mv m
r Period t
Be Be


When slant with
' '
path is # Helical.
EQUATIONS OF CRT
ELECTROSTATIC DEFLECTION SENSITIVITY
2
e
a
lL
S
dV

MAGNETIC DEFLECTION SENSITIVITY


2
m
a
e
S lL
mV

Velocity due to voltage V,


2eV
v
m

When E and B are perpendicular and initial velocity of electron is zero, the path is
Cycloidal in plane perpendicular to B & E. Diameter of Cycloid=2Q, where
u
Q

,
E
u
B
,
Be
m
.
UNIT II :: SEMICONDUCTOR JUNCTION

,
i e
S G
have 4 electrons in covalent bands. Valency of 4. Doping with trivalent
elements makes
' ' p
, Pentavalent elements makes ' ' n semiconductor.
Conductivity ( )
n p
e n p +
where
, n p
are concentrations of Dopants.
&
n p

are mobilitys of electron and hole respectively.
- 1 -
Diode equation

1
d
T
V
nV
d s
I I e
_


,
FILTER,

2
; ln
d T A P
d o
d i
V V N N kT
r V
I I q n
_

0 19
0 273; 1.602 10 T C q C

+
Diode drop changes
0
@2.2 / mv C
, Leakage current
s
I
doubles on
0
10 C
Diffusion capacitance is
d
dq
c
dv

of forward biased diode it is I


Transition capacitance
T
C
is capacitance of reverse biased diode
n
V


1 1
2 3
n to

RECTIFIERS
COMPARISION
HW FW CT FW BR
DC
V
m
V

2
m
V

2
m
V

rms
V
2
m
V
2
m
V
2
m
V
- 2 -
FILTER,
FWD Bias Normal
Diode 0.7 V Drop
Reverse Bias RRRRRRRRRRRRR

;
T
kT
V
q

K= Boltzman Constant

Ripple factor
1.21 0.482 0.482

Rectification efficiency
40.6% 81% 81%
PIV
Peak Inverse Voltage
m
V 2
m
V
m
V

UNIT III :: FILTERS
Harmonic Components in FW Output,
0
2 4 1 1
cos 2 cos 4 .....
3 15
m
V
v wt wt


+ +
' ;



- 3 -
Capacitance Input Filter,
Inductor Input Filter,
Critical inductance is that value at which
diode conducts continuously, in or half cycle.
LC FILTER,
2
2
12 LC

or
1.2
, 50 , , . for Hz Lin H Cin F
LC

FILTER,
RC FILTER,
FWD Bias Normal
Diode 0.7 V Drop
Reverse Bias RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
LC LADDER,
1 2
1 2
2
. . .....
3
n
n
c c c
L L L
X X X
X X X

ZENER DIODE
ZENER REGULATOR

;
i z
s i z
s
V V
I V V
R

>>

z
z
z
V
r
I

TUNNEL DIODE
Conducts in ,
f
r
b b
, Quantum mechanical tunneling in region a-0-b-c.
-ve resistance b-c, normal diode c-d.
p
I
= peak current,
v
I = valley current;
p
v
=peak voltage 65 mV,
v
v =valley voltage
0.35 V. Heavy Doping, Narrow Junction , Used for switching & HF oscillators.
VARACTOR DIODE

Used in reverse bias & as tuning variable capacitance.

( )
T n
T R
K
C
V V

+
; n=0.3 for diffusion, n=0.5 for alloy junction,
1
o
T n
R
T
C
C
V
V

_
+

,
- 4 -
FWD Bias Normal
Diode 0.7 V Drop
Reverse Bias RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

25
B
C
C
is figure of merit, Self resonance
1
2
o
S T
f
L C

PHOTO DIODES
Diode used in reverse bias for light detection.
Different materials have individual peak response to a range of wave lengths.
UNIT - IV
BJT, Bipolar Junction Transistor has 2 Junctions: BE, BC
Components of current are
,
nE pE
I I
at EB junction where
nE nE
nE pE E
I I
I I I

+


Emitter efficiency,
* nc
nE
I
I

transportation factor.

/ ; / BE f b BC r b
- 5 -
e b c
I I I +
;
c c
e b
I I
I I

Doping Emitter Highest
Base Lowest
e c b
I I I > >
Leakage currents :
, ,
CBO CEO EBO
I I I
( ) 1
CEO CBO
I I +
3 Configurations are used on BJT, CE, CB & CC

Common Emitter, VI characteristics


0
;
ce BE
i ie e ce
B c
V V
R h r r r
I I




AC Equivalent Circuit
COMMON BASE VI CHARACTERISTICS
- 6 -



Input Characteristics Circuit Output Characteristics
CE
C
V
B
I
I

;
1
C
E
I
I

; ;
V
CB
C cb EB
ib e fb cb
E e c
I V V
h r h r
I I I



UNIT - V
h- parameters originate from equations of amplifier
2 2 0 2
,
i i i r f i
v hi h v i h i h v + +
&
i i
v i are input voltage and current
2 2
& v i are output voltage and current

i
h
input impedance
, ,
ie ib ic
h h h ( ) , , 1
e e e
r r r + 1
]

f
h
current gain
, ,
fe fb fc
h h h
( ) , , 1 + 1
]

r
h
reverse voltage transfer
, ,
re rb rc
h h h
- 7 -
COMPARISON
BE BC
SATURATION f/b f/b
ACTIVE f/b r/b
CUT OFF r/b r/b
AMPLIFIER COMPARISON
CB CE CF
i
R LOW MED HIGH
I
A
I
A 1 +
V
A High High <1
o
R High High low
AC Equivalent Circuit

o
h
output admittance
, ,
oe ob oc
h h h
FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR, FET is Unipolar Device

Construction n-Channel p-Channel
S=Source, G=Gate, D=Drain
GS Junction in Reverse Bias Always
gs
V
Controls Gate Width
VI CHARACTERSTICS

Transfer Characteristics Circuit Forward Characteristics

Shockley Equation

2
1
gs
d dss
p
V
I I
V
_



,
,
0
1
gs
m m
p
V
g g
V
_



,
MOSFET: Metal Oxide Semiconductor FET, IGFET

Depletion Type Mosfet Symbols Enhancement Mosfet

Depletion Type MOSFET can work width
0
gs
V >
and
0
gs
V <
- 8 -
Transfer Forward
Characteristics Characteristics

Enhancement MOSFET operates with, gs t
V V >
,
t
V Threshold Voltage

Forward Characteristics Transfer Characteristics

UNIT VI :: BIASING in BJT & JFET
Fixing Operating Point Q is biasing
- 9 -
D
JFET I Table
gs
V
D
I
0
DSS
I
0.3
P
V
2
DSS
I
0.5
P
V
4
DSS
I
P
V 0
COMPARISIONS
BJT FET
Current controlled Voltage controlled
High gain Med gain
Bipolar Unipolar
Temp sensitive Little effect of T
High GBWP Low GBWP
( ) ,
DS GS T
V sat V V
( )
2
( )
ds GS T
I ON K V V
MOSFET JPET
High
10
10
i
R
8
10
0
50 R k
1m
Depletion
Enhancement Mode
Depletion
Mode
Delicate Rugged

Fixed Bias Emitter Stabilized Feedback Bias
CC B B BE
V I R V + Fixed Bias ( ) 1
CC C B B B BE
V R I I R V + + +
( ) 1 Re
CC B B BE
V I R V + + +




VOLTAGE DIVIDER BIAS EMITTER STABILIZED
FIXED BIAS
STABILITY EQUATIONS

1 0 2 3 c c BE
I S I S V S + +
1 2 3
; ;
C C C
CO BE
I I I
S S S
I V



, STABILITY FACTOR
( ) 1
1
B
C
S
dI
dI

S must be as small as possible, Most ideal value =1


How to do determine stability factor for bias arrangement? Derive
B
C
dI
dI
and
substitute in S
Amplifier formulae:
l
V I
i
Z
A A
Z

,
i
Z
measured with output shorted

0
Z
measured with input shorted

CE amplifier
I
A
fe
h or
;
- 10 -
2
1 2
CC
B
V R
V
R R

+
,
;
E
E B BE C
E
V
V V V I
R

( ) ( ) 1 Re
.
Vcc Rc Ib
Ib Rb Vbe
+ +
+ +

;
i
Z re

;
T
e
V
r
I


;
L
v
e
R
A
r

CB amplifier
1
A ; ;
L
v i e
e
R
A Z r
r

CC amplifier

( )
I
A 1 ; 1 ;
ie
V
i
h
A
R
+
( )
1
i fe E ie
R h R h + +
H Parameter Model CE

;
1
fe
I
oe l
h
A
h z

+

L
V fe
ie
Z
A h
h

CB amplifier

; ; .
L
i ib I fb V fb
ib
R
R h A h A h
h

FET
CS amplifier
( )
0
|| ;
V m d d d
A g R r Z R
Common Gate Amplifier
,
1
s
V m d i
m s
R
A g R Z
g R

+
Common Drain
1
;
1
m s
V o
m s m
g R
A Z
g R g

+
RC Coupled Amplifiers
If cut off frequency
1
1
2
f
RC

,
1
1
1
1
tan ;
1
f
A
f
f
j
f

_


, _
+

,

6 / , 20 / Slope dB octave dB decade


,
f
Octave= 2
2
or f

f
is beta cut off frequency where
0.707
fe
h falls by

is

cut off frequency where


0.707

t
f
is
1
fe
h
gain bandwidth product.
UNIT VII :: FEED BACK AMPLIFIERS
Amplifier gain stands for any of Voltage amplifier, Current amplifier, Trans
resistance
Trans admittance amplifier

Ve feed back amplifier depends on


| 1 | 1 , 1
b b
A ve f ve f + > < +
Feed back reduces noise distortion, gain variation due to parameters, increases
BW.
( ) 1 A +
is called de-sensitivity factor.
- 11 -
0
0
; ;
1
f
f
i
X
X A
A A
A X X


+
i s f
X X X
Feed back amplifiers
Voltage series, voltage shunt; Current series, current shunt
UNIT VIII :: OSCILLATORS
Barkausen Criterion for oscillation loop gain =1,

=0
0
, 360
0
.
HARTLEY OSCILLATOR
CRYSTAL OSCILLATORS
Tuned ckt replaced with Crystal
Phase shift oscillator
- 12 -
for voltage, current series
( ) 1
f
i i
z z A +
1
f
A
A
A

+
, for all
1
f
i
i
z
z
A

+
, for voltage or current shunt
( ) 1
f
o o
z z A +
, for current series, shunt
0
1
f
o
z
z
A

+
, for voltage series and shunt.
1
2
T
f
L C

,
1 2 T
L L L M + t
, ;
2
1
L
L

,
COLLPITS OSILLATOR,
1 2
, L L replaced by
1 2
, C C ,
C replaced by L;
1
2
T
f
LC

1
s
LC

,
1
p
T
LC

Wein Bridge Oscillator
- 13 -
FET MODEL
1
2 6
f
RC

, 29 A ,
Minimum RC sections 3
1 2 1 2
1
2
f
R R C C

,
if R1=R2=R, C1=C2=C ,
1
2
f
RC
;
1
3 A


BJT MODEL
1
4
2 6
C
f
R
RC
R

_
+

,
, 29 A ,
Minimum RC sections 3

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