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    L 5 B J T (B) - A: AB Ipolar Unction Ransistors JT Mplifiers

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    This lab experiment involves designing and testing a common-emitter BJT amplifier circuit. Students are asked to: 1. Calculate component values for the bias and signal circuitry based on given parameters. 2. Assemble the bias circuit and measure DC voltages and currents to check the design. 3. Apply a test signal and measure the bypassed and unbypassed voltage gain of the amplifier. The goal is for students to gain experience analyzing, designing, and testing BJT amplifier circuits as well as measuring and comparing their DC and AC performance parameters.

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    This lab experiment involves designing and testing a common-emitter BJT amplifier circuit. Students are asked to: 1. Calculate component values for the bias and signal circuitry based on given parameters. 2. Assemble the bias circuit and measure DC voltages and currents to check the design. 3. Apply a test signal and measure the bypassed and unbypassed voltage gain of the amplifier. The goal is for students to gain experience analyzing, designing, and testing BJT amplifier circuits as well as measuring and comparing their DC and AC performance parameters.

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    This lab experiment involves designing and testing a common-emitter BJT amplifier circuit. Students are asked to: 1. Calculate component values for the bias and signal circuitry based on given parameters. 2. Assemble the bias circuit and measure DC voltages and currents to check the design. 3. Apply a test signal and measure the bypassed and unbypassed voltage gain of the amplifier. The goal is for students to gain experience analyzing, designing, and testing BJT amplifier circuits as well as measuring and comparing their DC and AC performance parameters.

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    L 5 B J T (B) - A: AB Ipolar Unction Ransistors JT Mplifiers

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    Lab 5

    1
    LAB 5 BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTORS (BJT)
    AMPLIFIERS


    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    By the end of this experiment, you should be able to:
    - Compute the dc parameters, r
    e
    , and the voltage gain of a common-emitter amplifier
    with voltage divider bias.


    THEORY

    Design of a current-gain-stabilized (|-Independent) voltage divider circuit

    Rules of Thumb:

    V
    E
    = 1/10 V
    CC

    R
    2
    s 1/10 |R
    E

    I
    R1
    ~ I
    R2
    ~ 10I
    B


    Based on the rule of thumb and the given parameter in the pre-lab assignment of
    Experiment 7.

    R
    E
    = V
    E
    /I
    E


    R
    C
    = V
    RC
    /I
    C

    = (V
    CC
    V
    CE
    V
    E
    )/I
    C


    V
    B
    = V
    BE
    + V
    E

    = (R
    2
    V
    CC
    )/(R
    1
    + R
    2
    )


    Pick the resistors values from the standard series 1/8W and 1/4W with 5% tolerance, the
    two digits: 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36, 39, 43, 47, 51, 56, 62, 68,
    75, 82, and 91.

    After the design, confirm that the selected values of resistors satisfy the following rules of
    thumb:

    - |R
    E
    > 10 R
    2


    - I
    R1
    ~ I
    R2
    ~ 10I
    B



    Lab 5
    2
    MATERIALS
    Transistors: 2N3904 NPN
    Resistors: < to be calculated in pre-lab assignment>
    Capacitors: 2 1F, 1 100F


    EQUIPMENT
    - Tektronix PS280 DC Power Supply
    - Fluke 45 Dual Display Multimeter
    - Tektronix CFG 253 3MHz Function Generator
    - Hewlett Packard Oscilloscope 100MHz 54600B


    PRE-LAB ASSIGNMENT

    1. In common-emitter amplifier in Figure: 5.1, let V
    CC
    = 30V, and R
    L
    = 10kO. Assume
    V
    BE
    = 0.7V. Determine the values for R
    1
    , R
    2
    , R
    C
    , and R
    E
    so that I
    C
    = 1.94mA, I
    E
    =
    1.95mA, I
    B
    = 11.09A, and V
    CE
    = 18.9V. Let |
    dc
    = 175, and |
    ac
    = 197.




























    2. Make LTSPICE/PSPICE runs to check the circuits that you have designed.


    Lab 5
    3
    IN-LAB ACTIVITIES

    1. Assemble the circuit (bias circuitry only, no signal and load) as shown in Figure 5-1,
    by using resistor values, which you have determined.


    Fig 5-1

    2. Measure and record V
    C
    , V
    B
    , V
    E
    , V
    BE,
    V
    CE
    , I
    C
    , I
    B
    , and I
    E
    . Record all your results in
    Table 5-1. Compare them with the pre-lab assignment results.

    3. Set the function generator set for V
    S
    = 200mV
    P-P
    sine wave with a frequency of
    1000Hz. Draw the input and output graph and record V
    pp
    , V
    max
    , V
    min
    , and V
    rms
    .

    4. Measure the AC parameters V
    i
    and V
    o
    . Compute the (bypassed) voltage gain A
    V
    of
    the amplifier, where
    i
    o
    V
    V
    V
    A = .

    5. Remove capacitor C
    2
    from the circuit. Draw the input and output graph and record
    V
    pp
    , V
    max
    , V
    min
    , and V
    rms
    .


    6. Measure the AC parameters, V
    i
    and V
    o
    . Compute the (unbypassed) voltage gain A
    V

    of the amplifier.


    Lab 5
    4
    RESULTS

    V
    C
    (V) V
    B
    (V) V
    E
    (V) V
    BE
    (V) V
    CE
    (V) I
    C
    (mA) I
    B
    ( A) I
    E
    (mA)


    Table 5-1

    Amplifier Gain

    Bypassed:


    Graph 5-1

    V
    p-p
    = _________ V V
    max
    = ________V V
    min
    = ________V V
    rms
    = ________V


    V
    i
    = V

    V
    o
    = V


    V ........V/ ..........
    V
    V
    A
    i
    o
    V
    =
    =







    Volt/div Channel 1 =
    ________
    Time/div =
    ___________
    ________
    Volt/div Channel 2 =
    ________
    Lab 5
    5
    Unbypassed:


    Graph 5-2

    V
    p-p
    = _________ V V
    max
    = ________V V
    min
    = ________V V
    rms
    = ________V


    V
    i
    = V

    V
    o
    = V


    V ........V/ ..........
    V
    V
    A
    i
    o
    V
    =
    =


    Volt/div Channel 1 =
    ________
    Time/div =
    ___________
    ________
    Volt/div Channel 2 =
    ________
    Lab 5
    6
    LAB 5 REPORT

    1. Compare and discuss the results for the bypassed and unbypassed voltage gain, A
    v
    as in
    the experiments.

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