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Ideal Amplifiers Voltage/current/power Amplification Non-Ideal Amplifiers Biasing Types of Amplifiers

This document discusses analog circuits and amplifiers. It covers ideal and non-ideal amplifiers, including types of amplifiers like audio amplifiers. Key concepts covered include voltage, current, and power amplification. Efficiency of amplifiers is also discussed through an example calculation. Non-ideal effects in real amplifiers like distortion and limited input/output voltage swings are noted.

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Ideal Amplifiers Voltage/current/power Amplification Non-Ideal Amplifiers Biasing Types of Amplifiers

This document discusses analog circuits and amplifiers. It covers ideal and non-ideal amplifiers, including types of amplifiers like audio amplifiers. Key concepts covered include voltage, current, and power amplification. Efficiency of amplifiers is also discussed through an example calculation. Non-ideal effects in real amplifiers like distortion and limited input/output voltage swings are noted.

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10/25/2012

Session 3: Analog Circuits

Ideal Amplifiers
voltage/current/power
amplification
non-ideal amplifiers
biasing
types of amplifiers
1

1. Lab
2. Power
Outline 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

 Amplifier

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10/25/2012

1. Lab
2. Power
Amplifier 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

Audio Amplifier:

Output voltage of a sensor Amplifier Process

2-port Network

   

1. Lab
2. Power
Amplifier 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic


Ideal amplifier 

10 20


100 40
  
1 0


3
  
 

 

  3
 


 10 log
  
  
 
 
20 log
 



 20 log
  
Note: There is a difference between 
Amplifier and Transformer
? Where is the source of this extra power? 4

2
10/25/2012

1. Lab
2. Power
Amplifier - Efficiency 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

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% "# "
  %

  
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Conservation of energy:
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-0)
2
)*
Efficiency

-0)
 100%
)*
5

1. Lab
2. Power
Efficiency : Example 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

"
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  % 9.5;
% 9.5;

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9 19.1)7
 
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-0) FB+ FB+ 40.5BG
2 2
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1  0.1B
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2 2
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)*
)++ )* /  -0) 149.6BG
6

3
10/25/2012

1. Lab
2. Power
Non-ideal Amplifier 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

 K"L
rail-to-rail OpAmp J9 " 9
1 ~0.5
< < "#
J#

Output
voltage
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swing

J$
"$
distortion

OPQ RCS TU J$ J#
J$ N  N J# V N  N W


You have heard distortion in


Audio amplifier!
Input voltage swing for
linear amplification 7

1. Lab
Nonlinear Transfer Function 2. Power
3. Ser/Parl
Biasing 4. Small sig.
5. Applic

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"# 
J#

 


"

J$

0 A
  

Y
  Z
bias point

"

4
10/25/2012

1. Lab
Nonlinear Transfer Function 2. Power
3. Ser/Parl
Biasing 4. Small sig.
5. Applic

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"#
J#
_a "_ /  VAW  VAW


` _a \]^
\]^ "\ /
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"_

J$

0
" "
VCC=10V
Coupling Capacitance


"_ 0
0 " "dd
R1
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"
"_ "


vout
c
"_ "
0 b VAW ~ R2

 A " /
b VAW
9

1. Lab
2. Power
Voltage Amplifier 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

e "[[
'fA
+ +

"e "   
"g"  "'fA J
_a \]^
- -

" "
J
<\
" "
Open circuit: open circuit voltage gain

" ." " "+ + if 
 / + +
Ideal case

"
< " "
< "  if  0
 / 
Ideal case

"  

< V WV W
"+  /   / +
Generally:

"

<
"+
Ideal case:
10

5
10/25/2012

1. Lab
2. Power
Current Amplifier 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

 'fA
+ +

%e e   'fA J

%e 
- -



J 0
_+


Short circuit: short circuit current gain

j
 .%  %+ + if  0
 / + +
Ideal case



_+  
_+   if  Ideal case
 / 

  j

_+ V WV W
%+  /   / +
Generally:



_+
%+
Ideal case:
11

1. Lab
2. Power
Trance-Conductance Amplifier 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

e 'fA
+
k;"  +

"e "    'fA J


- -



J 0 kB $
" "
Short circuit: short circuit Trance-conductance


" ." " "+ + if 
 / + +
Ideal case

 kB "  kB "  if  Ideal case
 / 

  


kB V WV W
"+  /   / +
Generally:


kB
"+
Ideal case:
12

6
10/25/2012

1. Lab
2. Power
Trance-Resistance Amplifier 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic


'fA
+ +

e   B  "'fA J
%e
- -

" "
J B


Short circuit: open circuit Trans-resistance

j
 .%  %+ + if  0
 / + +
Ideal case


" B  " B   if  0
 / 
Ideal case

"  j
B V WV W
%+  /   / +
Generally:

"
B
%+
Ideal case:
13

1. Lab
2. Power
Amplifiers 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

Voltage
'fA Ideal:
"
Amplifier

< Y 
" 
+ +

"   
"g"  "'fA OPQ R  0
- -
open circuit voltage gain
 'fA

Current
Amplifier

%e  'fA
_+ Y  0
 < 
  OPQ R

short circuit current gain

'fA
Trance-Conductance
 
kB Y
Amplifier
k;" 
+
" < 
"  OPQ R
  'fA
- short circuit Trans-conductance
Trance-Resistance
 'fA "
B Y
Amplifier
 0
 
OPQ R  0
+

  B  "'fA
-
open circuit Trans-resistance
14

7
10/25/2012

1. Lab
2. Power
Practical Consideration 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

"dd 10"

e 1m 1"
+ +

"    10
- -

100"

15

1. Lab
Practical Consideration: 2. Power
3. Ser/Parl
Input / Output Resistance 4. Small sig.
5. Applic

0.5"
" "
1" e 'fA
"
+ +

"e "   
"g"  "'fA J
- -

1
"   1m 
j 1m "
"  / 1m 1
"
Point: You need to make sure circuit is in
How about  ? its linear operation regime
J 
'fA 'fA 0.5"
1"
+ +

"g"  "'fA
"g"  "'fA J
- -

16

8
10/25/2012

1. Lab
2. Power
Amplifier Frequency Response 3. Ser/Parl
4. Small sig.
5. Applic

VCC=10V Coupling
Coupling
Capacitance VCC=10V
Capacitance
R1
 VAW

c
vout
b VAW ~ c  VAW ~
R2

 A " sin @A  A " sinV@A / nW



Transfer Function: o @

"
oV@W
" 3
Amplitude in dB
Half
power Band Width
oV@W n
@
@ @q
Phase

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