Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Op-amp circuit 13 November 2013 problem 3

Find the range of voltage gain Av of the ideal op-amp circuit below.



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Op-amp circuit 13 November 2013 problem 2

Find the voltage gain Av = Vo/Vi of the ideal op-amp circuit below.


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Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Op-amp circuit 13 November 2013 problem 1

Find the output voltage Vo and the voltage gain Av of the ideal op-amp circuit below.


















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Monday, November 4, 2013

DC and AC analyses of a fixed-bias BJT amplifier with a temperature stabilizing resistor and a negative power supply

Perform DC analysis of the fixed-bias BJT amplifier with a temperature stabilizing resistor and a negative power supply as shown below to find the BJT's operating point. Calculate all related voltages and currents in the circuit. Use information obtained from DC analysis to further perform AC analysis to find the small signal voltage gain, input and output impedances of this circuit at mid-band frequency.

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Design of a fixed-bias BJT amplifier with a temperature stabilizing resistor at BJT's emitter and a negative power supply.

Design a fixed-bias BJT amplifier having a temperature stabilizing resistor RE and a negative power supply so that its operating point is as shown in the IV graph. If only [commercially availble resistors] were used, how much would the Q-point deviate from the desired specification.



















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Sunday, November 3, 2013

DC and AC analysis of a fixed base-voltage BJT amplifier with a temperature stabilizing resistor at BJT's emitter.

Find the Q-point of a fixed base-voltage BJT amplifier having a temperature stabilizing resistor RE. Also find related currents and voltages.



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Friday, November 1, 2013

Design of a fixed base-voltage BJT amplifier with a temperature stabilizing resistor at BJT's emitter.

Design a fixed base-voltage BJT amplifier having a temperature stabilizing resistor RE so that its operating point is as shown in the IV graph. If only [commercially availble resistors] were used, how much would the Q-point deviate from the desired specifications.

















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