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Assignment-06(solutions)

The document presents solutions for analyzing amplifier circuits, including determining AC voltage gain and conducting DC and AC analyses for various transistor models. It includes detailed calculations for input and output voltages, currents, and the necessary Q points for proper amplification. The minimum supply voltage required for the circuits is also calculated based on the analysis provided.

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Assignment-06(solutions)

The document presents solutions for analyzing amplifier circuits, including determining AC voltage gain and conducting DC and AC analyses for various transistor models. It includes detailed calculations for input and output voltages, currents, and the necessary Q points for proper amplification. The minimum supply voltage required for the circuits is also calculated based on the analysis provided.

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Assignment 06 Solution

ESC201 2023-24 Sem-II


1. Determine the ac voltage gain of the amplifier circuit shown below in Figure 1(a) for both models
for the transistor ‘A’ as shown in Figure 1(b) and 1(c).
1 1K
kW
A V0

VS 2 kW
2K

Figure 1a
I0 I1 I0
+ + + 20 kW
20k +
0.1vi 1K
1 kW 0.1vi
Vi V0 Vi V0
- - - -
Figure 1b Figure 1c
Solution:
a)
1K
v0 𝑣𝑖 = 𝑣𝑆
+ 𝑣𝑜 = −0.1𝑣𝑖 × 2 × 103
0.1vi
vS vi 2K 𝑣𝑜
= −200
- 𝑣𝑆

b)
1K
v0 𝑣𝑖 = 0.5𝑣𝑆
+ 𝑣𝑜 = −0.1𝑣𝑖 × (2𝐾||20𝐾)
1K 0.1vi 20K
vS vi 2K 𝑣𝑜
= −90.9
- 𝑣𝑆
2. Carry out dc and ac analysis of the amplifier circuit shown below in Figure 2(c) for the device X
characteristics shown below in Figure 2(a) and 2(b). Find ViX, VoX and vo for vs = 0.2 sin(ωt).
CC
V0X
CB v0
I0X X
I0X + 1K
-1 2K
slope=0.1W
Vi3 10K ViX
-
ViX Vi2 vs
1.7V
Vi1
1.5V
V0X
Figure 2a Figure 2b Figure 2c
Solution:
Note the convention in naming input (or output) voltage (or current):
DC Input Voltage: VI, AC Input Voltage: vi, Net Voltage: Vi = VI + vi

DC analysis: Draw the dc circuit obtained by open circuiting the capacitors


I0X dc Model
V0X +
ViX 0.1(ViX-1.5)
X
+ 1K -
V
10K iX
-

1.7V 1K VIX = 1.7V


VOX IOX
10K
I OX = 0.1 (1.7 − 1.5) = 20mA
+ 0.1(ViX-1.5)
ViX
1.7V VOX = −20mA 1K = −20V
-

Ac analysis: Draw the ac circuit by short circuiting the dc sources and capacitors
ac Model
vox
iox vo +
vix 0.1vix
X
+ 1K -
2K
v
10K ix
- iox
vs vo=vox
0.1vix
+
vix 1K||2K
10K
-
vs

vix = vs = 0.2 Sin(t ) iox = 0.1vix = 20mASin(t )


vox = vo = −iox1K 2K = −13.34V Sin(t ) Vix = VIX + vix = 1.7 + 0.2 Sin(t )
I ox = I OX + iox = 20mA + 20mASin(t ) Vox = VOX + vox = −20 − 13.34Sin(t )
3. Determine an appropriate Q point (value of VIY and VOY) and the minimum supply voltage VCC
so that the amplifier circuit shown below in Figure 3(c) would properly amplify an input voltage
of vs = 0.2 sin(ωt). The device Y characteristics are shown below in Figure 3(a) and 3(b).
VCC

0.2K
CC
V0y
CB v0
I0Y
I0Y + Y
-1 0.2K
slope=0.1W ViY
Viy3 10K
Q-point -
Q-point Viy2 v
s
ViY Viy1 VB
1.5V
1V V0Y
Figure 3a Figure 3b Figure 3c
Solution:
DC analysis: Draw the dc circuit obtained by open circuiting the capacitors
V dc Model
CC
+
0.2K ViY 0.1(ViY-1.5)
V0y -
VCC
Y
+
0.2K VIY = VB
ViY
10K IOY
- 10K VOY
VOY = VCC − I OY  0.2 K
+ 0.1(ViY-1.5)
VB
ViY
VB I OY = 0.1 (VIY − 1.5)
-

Ac analysis: Draw the ac circuit by short circuiting the dc sources and capacitors
ac Model
voy
ioy vo +
viy 0.1viy
Y -
+ 0.2K
0.2K
10K viy ioy
-
vs vo=voy
0.1viy
+
0.1K
10K v iy viy = vs = 0.2Sin(t )
-
vs ioy = 0.1viy = 20mASin(t )
voy = vo = −ioy 0.1K = −2V Sin(t )
Viy = VIY + viy  1.5V  VIY − 0.2Sin(t )  1.5  VIY  1.7
Voy = VOY + voy  1V  VV 2VSin(t )  1V
OYOY−3V  VOY  3V
Hence, the minimum supply voltage needed is VCC = 7 V (taking VIY = 1.7 V and VOY = 3 V).

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