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Mumbai University > EXTC > Sem 3 > Analog Electronics 1
Marks: 5 M
Year: Dec 2013
written 8.5 years ago by | • modified 8.5 years ago |
Mumbai University > EXTC > Sem 3 > Analog Electronics 1
Marks: 5 M
Year: Dec 2013
written 8.5 years ago by |
Fig1 Circuit diagram
Consider the above circuit,
Input voltage is $v_D(t)= V_D+v_d(t)$
DC analysis:
The purpose of DC analysis is to find the operating point of diode.
To do DC analysis, turn off the small AC signal
The voltage $v_D(t)=V_D$
And the current $i_D(t)=I_D=I_Sexp(\frac{V_D}{_ηv_T })$
Fig2 characteristics of diode
When small AC signal is applied
Total Voltage across diode is $v_D(t)=V_D+v_d(t)$
Total instantaneous current is $i_D(t)= I_Sexp(\frac{V_D+v_d (t)}{_ηv_T })$
$i_D(t) =I_Sexp(\frac{V_D}{_ηv_T})× exp(\frac{v_d (t)}{_ηv_T })$
$i_D(t)=I_D× exp(\frac{v_d (t)}{_ηv_T})$
When $v_d(t)\lt\lt_ηv_T$ hence $( \frac{v_d (t)}{_ηv_T}\lt\lt1)$ therefore we can ignore powers of $\frac{v_d (t)}{_ηv_T }$
$exp\frac{v_d (t)}{_ηv_T})≈1+\frac{v_d (t)}{_ηv_T }$
$i_D(t)≈I_D(1+\frac{v_d (t)}{_ηv_T })$
$i_D(t)≈I_D+\frac{I_D}{_ηv_T}v_d(t)$
$i_D(t)=I_D+i_d(t)$
$i_d(t)= \frac{I_D}{_ηv_T }v_d(t)$
Since \frac{I_D}{_ηv_T } is a ratio of current and voltage hence we can replace it by resistance
Inverse of $\frac{I_D}{_ηv_T }=\frac{_ηv_T}{I_D} =r_d$
Small signal AC equivalent circuit is
Fig3 small AC signal equivalent circuit