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Tutorial Sheet - 6 (Transistor Amplifier)

1. The document discusses transistor amplifier circuits. It provides figures of common emitter amplifier circuits and asks the reader to calculate various circuit parameters such as voltage gain, bias voltages, and currents. 2. Key circuit elements discussed include the transistor, input and output signals, biasing components, and load resistors. Circuit analysis methods like drawing equivalent circuits are also mentioned. 3. Design considerations for amplifier circuits are covered, such as bypassing the emitter resistance with a capacitor of suitable value to handle desired frequency ranges.

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Tutorial Sheet - 6 (Transistor Amplifier)

1. The document discusses transistor amplifier circuits. It provides figures of common emitter amplifier circuits and asks the reader to calculate various circuit parameters such as voltage gain, bias voltages, and currents. 2. Key circuit elements discussed include the transistor, input and output signals, biasing components, and load resistors. Circuit analysis methods like drawing equivalent circuits are also mentioned. 3. Design considerations for amplifier circuits are covered, such as bypassing the emitter resistance with a capacitor of suitable value to handle desired frequency ranges.

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Basic Electronic Devices and Circuits (10B11EC211) Tutorial Sheet - 6 (Transistor Amplifier) 1.

Calculate the base bias voltage (VB ) for the amplifier circuit given in Fig. 1 ( i) !hen the signal source is capacitor"couple# to the circuit as sho!n in Fig. 1 a an# (ii) !hen the signal source is #irectl$ connecte# to the circuit as in Fig. 1b. %Ans. (a) &.'( )* (b) 0.21 )+

(a) Fig. 1

(b)

2. ,n the single"stage amplifier circuit sho!n in Fig. 2 the B-T use# is AC12. !hich has hfe or / 1(0 hie or rin / 1.( 01. 2ra! its ac e3uivalent circuit an# calculate the voltage gain (Vo/Vs) !hen (a) RL is connecte# an# (b) RL is #isconnecte#. %Ans. 4(0 4100+

Fig. 2 3. For the amplifier circuit of Fig. 2 calculate (a) Vo/Vs, if the source resistance is .00 1. (b) Io/Ii, !here Io is the current through the loa# resistor R5 an# Ii is the input current as sho!n. (c) Io/Is !here Is is the ac current supplie# b$ the input voltage source. %Ans. (a) 426* (b) 4'(* (c) 4&6.'+

. ,f in the amplifier circuit of Fig. 2 both R1 an# R2 are 6 01 #etermine the gain of the amplifier. %Ans. 0+ !. 7oint E in Fig. '.8. represents the emitter terminal of a B-T amplifier. Both #c an# ac signal voltages appear at point E. A part of emitter resistance is to be b$passe# b$ a capacitor CE as sho!n in the figure. ,f the amplifier is re3uire# to han#le signals of fre3uenc$ ranging from 2( 9: to 1( 09: #etermine the suitable practical value of the b$pass capacitor. %Ans. 100 ;F+

Fig. 3

Fig.

6. Figure '.8' sho!s a B-T small"signal amplifier !ith a fi<e# bias. The #c beta (=0) of the transistor is 110. The h"parameters of the transistor are hie / 1.1 01 hfe / 100 an# hoe / 2( ;>. Calculate the voltage gain of the amplifier. %Ans. The transistor is in #eep saturation* AV / 0+

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