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This document provides problems for an analog circuits tutorial. It includes 4 problems analyzing circuits containing resistors, voltage sources, MOSFETs and operational amplifiers. The key aspects analyzed are operating points, small signal approximations and input-output characteristics of nonlinear amplifiers.

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Tutorial 1

This document provides problems for an analog circuits tutorial. It includes 4 problems analyzing circuits containing resistors, voltage sources, MOSFETs and operational amplifiers. The key aspects analyzed are operating points, small signal approximations and input-output characteristics of nonlinear amplifiers.

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EE5310/EE3002: Analog Circuits

Tutorial 1
Problems 6, 8, 10, 11 are optional.
EC2010-ANALOG CIRCUITS : PROBLEM SET 2
shanthi@ee.iitm.ac.in

Problem 1 9)

2 k IX
3V
vi
+
+ 2 mA Vx
6V 2 k 1 k IX
1.9 V
+
+ + 1V
Vx 1V

Figure 1: Circuit for Problem 1

k = nCox = 100 A/V2, (W/L) = 10, VT = 0.7 V


For the circuit of Figure 1, assume that vi is an incre-
mental voltage source. Determine the operating point of the
network. Find also the small signal voltage across the 1 k Figure 2: Circuit for Problem 3
resistor.

Problem 210)
In this problem, we delve deeper into the notion of small
signal. Consider two nonlinear ampliers, with input-
2
Vin
output characteristics given by Vout = VA and Vout =
VA exp( VVin
A
).
3V 3V
An incremental gain of 10 is desired of both amplifers.
Determine the operating points so that this gain may be
achieved. I I+i

We saw in class that the small signal approximation


is valid only when the higher order terms in the Tay- V1
lor series can be safely neglected in relation to the linear R R
term. Compare the second order derivative of the two
amplifers around the operating point. What can you say V2 V2 + v2
about the relative magnitudes of the incremental inputs
for each of the ampliers which qualify as small signals
?

Problem 3 (a) (b)

For each of the circuits shown above, plot Ix as Vx varies k = nCox = 100 A/V2, (W/L) = 10, VT = 0.7 V
from 0-3 V.
Figure 3: Circuit for Problem 4
Problem 4
For the circuit (a) shown above, determine the minimum
value of I required to make the MOSFET operate at the edge

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