All transistors in the MOSFET modified Wilson current source in Figure10.20(b) are identical. The parameters are:
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- 2. This is a small signal problem. Suppose the MOSFETS drawn have lp = 1 mA when VGS = 2.5 V, and Vth = 0.5 V. Suppose the BJTs drawn have Ic = 1 mA when VBE = 0.7 V. Av VDD = 5V VDD VDD T T Rc = 1 kn Vin RB2 = 10 kn RB1 = 10 kn w/li w Rp = 1 kn R₁ Vout (a) Derive voltage gain Ay and input impedance Zin assuming R₁ ➡8. (b) Plot Ay as a function of R, assuming R, is attached between Vout and ground. (c) Rederive Ay and Zin assuming Roo and after swapping the BJT and MOSFET. RLarrow_forward4. For the transistor in the figure shown below, the parameters are ß = 100 and VÀ = ∞. a. Design the circuit such that lEQ = 1mA and the Q-pt is in the center of the dc load line. b. If the peak-to-peak sinusoidal output voltage is 4V, determine the peak-to-peak sinusoidal signals at the base of the transistor and the peak-to-peak value of Vs. If the load resistor R₁ = 1kQ is connected to the output through a coupling capacitor, determine the peak-to-peak value in the output voltage, assuming vs is equal to the value determined in part (b). Vcc=+10 V www Rs = 0.7 kΩ Cc www RB RE voarrow_forwardReferring to Figure 2 and the following BJT parameters: ß = 100, thermal voltage = 25 mV and VBE = 0.7 V. a. Calculate the DC operating point of the BJT which are the collector current, Ic and base-emitter voltage, VCE. b. Draw the low-frequency small-signal equivalent circuit for Figure 2. c. If v = (Mx10-8)sin(wt) V where M is your matric number, calculate the instantaneous positive peak collector voltage, Ve(peak). d. Explain the effect of CE on the BJT DC operating point and the small- signal voltage gain. Vc 10V Rc $4.7 ka R1 47 ko3 B=100 Vthermai=25mv R2 10 kn3 CE |10uf RE $1ko GND Figure 2arrow_forward
- 2) Consider the circuit given below. (Assume: K-4mA/V', Vt=-1V, A=0, (K= µCox.(W/L)) da Perform DC analysis and calculate Va. Vsg, Vs, voltages, and Ip, gm, ro values bo Draw a small-signal equivalent circuit Co Calculate Av, Rin, Rout values as shown on the schematic Also ) satwaton mode Test for Fill inthe table VG VSG O2m A Rin Vs QUin ID vo Coo 9m Ro Av Rout Rin Routarrow_forwardFor the circuit in Figure 10.20 in the text,RC = 1 kΩ, VBB = 5 V, βmin = 50, and VCC = 10 V.Find the range of RB so that the transistor is in thesaturation state.arrow_forwardPls answer the following. Thank youarrow_forward
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- Vi RB Vcc Rc our A BJT (B=200) is implemented in an amplifier circuit, with a VCC of 15 volts. One wishes to set the Q point at IC = 5.76 mA and VCE = 6.73 volts (DC). Determine RB.arrow_forwardExample 10-1: 1. Design a voltage-divider bias circuit using a Vcc supply of +18 V, and an npn silicon transistor with B of 80. Choose Rc = 5RE, and set Ic at 1 mA and the stability factor S(Ico) at 3.8. 2. For the circuit designed in part (1), determine the change in Ic if a change in operating conditions results in Ico increasing from 0.2 to 10 µA, VBE drops from 0.7 to 0.5 V, and B increases 25%. 3. Calculate the change in Ic from 25° to 75°C for the same circuit designed in part (1), if Ico = 0.2 µA and VBE = 0.7 V.arrow_forwardIn the following problem we want to calculate an N-type MOSFET transistorparameters when body is connected to the source. The W/L = 10 for the device,and ignore channel length modulation. a)Based on triode and saturation equations that you learned in the class, plotdrain current versus drain voltage, when source is grounded and Vgs = 0.5,1, and 3V. Sweep the drain voltage from 0 V to 3 V. This plot is calledOutput characteristics of a transistor. Highlight the point where transistorsregion is switched from triode region into saturation.arrow_forward
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