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Mumbai University > Electronics and telecommunication engineering > Sem 3 > Analog electronics 1
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Mumbai University > Electronics and telecommunication engineering > Sem 3 > Analog electronics 1
Marks: 10M
Years: May 15
written 7.8 years ago by |
AC equivalent circuit:
Let us draw the AC equivalent circuit of voltage divider bias configuration with $R_E$ unbiased
Fig 4.1: AC equivalent circuit of voltage divider bias configuration with $R_E$ unbiased
Approximate h-parameter equivalent circuit:
Now replace the transistor in the AC equivalent circuit fig by its hybrid equivalent circuit.
Obtain the expression for $R_i$ and $R'_i$:
$R_i = \frac{V_b}{I_b}$ … (1)
But $V_b = I_b r_π+ I_e R_E = I_b r_π+ (1+β)I_b R_E$
$ V_b = I_b [ r_π+ (1+β)R_E]$ ….. (2)
Substituing eq 2 in 1
$R_i = \frac{(I_b [ r〗_π+ (1+β)R_E] )}{ I_b} = r_π+ (1+β)R_E$
$R_i = r_π+ (1+β)R_E$
$R'_i=R_1||R_2|| r_π+ (1+β)R_E$
Obtain the expression of voltage gain $A_VS$:
$A_VS = \frac{V_o}{V_s}$
$V_o$= Voltage across ( $R_C || R_L$)
$V_o= -β I_b ( R_C || R_L)$ …. (3)
Now refer circuit Fig4.2,
$V_b= I_b R_i$
Substitute this in eq 3
$V_o=\frac{(-β I_b ( R_C || R_L))}{ R_i} $
But $V_b= \frac{R'_i}{( R'_i+ R_s )}$ X $V_S$
$V_o=\frac{(-β R'_i V_S)}{( R'_i+ R_S )} X \frac{(( R_C || R_L))}{ R_i} $
$A_VS = \frac{ V_o}{ V_s} = \frac{(-β R'_i)}{( R'_i+ R_S )} X \frac{R_C || R_L}{ R_i} $
But $R_i = r_π+ (1+β)R_E$
$A_VS$ = $\frac{(-β ( R_C || R_L)}{ r_π+ (1+β)R_E } X \frac{R'_i}{ R'_i+ R_S }$
If $ R'_i$ >> $R_S$ and (1+β) >> $r_π $ then
$A_VS = \frac{(-( R_C || R_L))}{R_E}$
This is the expression for voltage gain.
Output resistance:
Let $V_S$ = 0, and $V_x$ is connected between the output terminals and current supplied by this source be $I_x$.
As $V_S$ = 0, $ I_b$ will reduce to zero. Hence $ βI_b$ = 0 so the dependent current source is replaced by an open circuit.
Therefore, $ R'_o = \frac{V_x}{ I_x}$ = ( R_C || R_L)