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Module 2 - PPT 4 - Miller Effect and Miller Capacitance and High Frequency Analysis PDF

This document discusses Miller effect and Miller capacitance in common emitter amplifiers. It provides the small signal hybrid-π model and high-frequency equivalent circuit for common emitter amplifiers that includes the effect of Miller capacitance. An example problem is included to calculate the upper corner frequency and midband gain of a common emitter circuit using given component values and transistor parameters.

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Module 2 - PPT 4 - Miller Effect and Miller Capacitance and High Frequency Analysis PDF

This document discusses Miller effect and Miller capacitance in common emitter amplifiers. It provides the small signal hybrid-π model and high-frequency equivalent circuit for common emitter amplifiers that includes the effect of Miller capacitance. An example problem is included to calculate the upper corner frequency and midband gain of a common emitter circuit using given component values and transistor parameters.

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Miller Effect and Miller Capacitance

a) Common Emitter with current source


b) Small signal Hybrid π model
contd
Small-Signal Equivalent Circuit with
Miller Capacitance: BJT

CM  C [1  g m ( RC RL )]
Contd
Common Emitter Amplifier
High-Frequency Equivalent Circuit:
Common Emitter

1
fH 
2 [r RB RS ](C  C )
Example Problem
• Determine the upper corner frequency and mid band gain of a common emitter
circuit for the circuit in Figure .The parameters are: V+ = 5 V, V− = −5 V,RS = 0.1 k,
R1 = 40 k, R2 = 5.72 k, RE = 0.5 k, RC = 5 k, and RL =10 k. The transistor parameters
are: β = 150, VBE(on) = 0.7 V, VA =∞, Cπ =35 pF, and Cμ = 4 pF.
Soln:DC analysis
= 5K

= -3.7

= 0.0068 mA

IcQ = βx0.0068mA= 1.03 mA.

The small-signal parameters


= 39.6 mA/V

= 3.79 k.
Contd AC analysis

1
fH 
2 [r RB RS ](C  C )
contd

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