Friday, 26 April 2013

INPUT AND OUTPUT IMPEDANCE OF FEEDBACK CIRCUITS

TYPES OF FEEDBACK

1) VOLTAGE – SHUNT or SHUNT- SHUNT FEEDBACK
2) VOLTAGE – SERIES or SERIES – SHUNT FEEDBACK
3) CURRENT – SERIES or SERIES – SERIES FEEDBACK
4) CURRENT – SHUNT or SHUNT –SERIES FEEDBACK

INPUT
OUTPUT
SHUNT
SHUNT
SERIES
SHUNT
SERIES
SERIES
SHUNT
SERIES

















NOTE: ASSUME SHUNT AS DECREASING AND
                            SERIES AS INCREASING

INPUT AND OUTPUT IMPEDANCE

TYPE OF FEEDBACK
INPUT IMPEDANCE
OUTPUT IMPEDANCE
VOLTAGE – SHUNT or
SHUNT- SHUNT FEEDBACK
DECREASING
DECREASING
VOLTAGE – SERIES or
SERIES – SHUNT FEEDBACK
INCREASING
DECREASING
CURRENT – SERIES or
SERIES – SERIES FEEDBACK
INCREASING
INCREASING
CURRENT – SHUNT or
SHUNT –SERIES FEEDBACK
DECREASING
INCREASING

By how much factor it is going to increase or decrease
The factor by how much it is going to increase or decrease is ( 1+ Aβ )
If RIN and R0 are input impedance and output impedance before feedback, then after feedback

TYPE OF FEEDBACK
INPUT IMPEDANCE
OUTPUT IMPEDANCE
VOLTAGE – SHUNT or
SHUNT- SHUNT FEEDBACK
RIN /( 1+ Aβ )
R0 / ( 1+ Aβ )
VOLTAGE – SERIES or
SERIES – SHUNT FEEDBACK
RIN ( 1+ Aβ )
R0 / ( 1+ Aβ )
CURRENT – SERIES or
SERIES – SERIES FEEDBACK
RIN ( 1+ Aβ )
R0 ( 1+ Aβ )
CURRENT – SHUNT or
SHUNT –SERIES FEEDBACK
RIN / ( 1+ Aβ )
R0 ( 1+ Aβ )



Friday, 26 April 2013 by Unknown · 0

Thursday, 25 April 2013

TRANSISTOR PROBLEM 6



Consider VBE1 = VBE2 = 0.7 V,β1 = 100,β2=50.
Find IB1,IB2,I1,I2,IC2,IE1,V01,V02
SOLUTION
By applying thevenin’s theorem at input
VTH = VCC R2 / (R1 + R2 )
        = 24*10 / (10 + 82)
        = 2.61V

RTH = 82 || 10 = 8.91 KΩ


Applying KVL at the input
12 – (8.91 KΩ + 100 KΩ )IB2 – VBE2 – VBE1 – (IE1 * 100Ω )= 0
IE2= ( β2 + 1 )IB2 = 51 IB2
IB1 = IE2
IE1 = ( β1 + 1 ) IB1 = ( β1 + 1 ) ( β2 + 1 )IB2 =101 * 51 * IB2 
                                                              = 5151 * IB2
2.61 – ( 108.91 KΩ * IB2 ) – 0.7 – 0.7 – ( 5151 * IB2 * 100Ω ) = 0
620.1K* IB2 = 1.21
IB2 = 1.21 / 624.01K
     = 1.94 µA

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Thursday, 25 April 2013 by Unknown · 0

Tuesday, 23 April 2013

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Tuesday, 23 April 2013 by Unknown · 0

HOW TO IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF FEEDBACK IN OP-AMPS

Let the input terminal to which source is connected is considered as shunt     
The terminal connected to ground at the input is considered as series
The output terminal from which output is taken is considered as voltage
The other end of the load resistor is considered to be current
NOTE :
Naming the feedback is done from the output to input.

VOLTAGE-SERIES FEEDBACK OR SERIES-SHUNT FEEDBACK
STEP 1: identify the feedback resistor
STEP 2: The terminal connected to ground at the input is considered as series
STEP 3: The output terminal from which output is taken is considered as voltage
STEP 4: Name the feedback is considered from the output to input
As the feedback resistor is connected from output voltage ( VOLTAGE ) to input connected to ground (SERIES)
So,this circuit is called voltage series feedback
How to convert the name VOLTAGE- SERIES to SERIES-SHUNT FEEDBACK
Rename voltage as shunt and interchange the names as

VOLTAGE- SHUNT or SHUNT-SHUNT FEEDBACK
STEP 1: identify the feedback resistor
STEP 2: Let the input terminal to which source is connected is considered as shunt 
STEP 3: The output terminal from which output is taken is considered as voltage
STEP 4: Name the feedback is considered from the output to input
As the feedback resistor is connected from output voltage ( VOLTAGE ) to input (SHUNT)
So,this circuit is called voltage shunt feedback
How to convert the name VOLTAGE- SHUNT to SHUNT-SHUNT FEEDBACK
Rename voltage as shunt and interchange the names as

CURRENT-SERIES or SERIES-SERIES FEEDBACK
STEP 1: identify the feedback resistor
STEP 2: The terminal connected to ground at the input is considered as series
STEP 3: The other end of the load resistor is considered to be current
STEP 4: Name the feedback is considered from the output to input
As the feedback resistor is connected from other end of the load resistor ( CURRENT ) to input terminal connected to ground (SERIES)
So,this circuit is called current series feedback
How to convert the name CURRENT- SERIES to SERIES-SERIES
Rename current as series and interchange the names as

CURRENT- SHUNT or SHUNT-SERIES FEEDBACK
STEP 1: identify the feedback resistor
STEP 2: Let the input terminal to which source is connected is considered as shunt
STEP 3: The other end of the load resistor is considered to be current
STEP 4: Name the feedback is considered from the output to input
As the feedback resistor is connected from other end of the load resistor ( CURRENT ) to the input terminal to which source is connected ( SHUNT )
So, this circuit is called current shunt feedback
How to convert the name CURRENT- SHUNT to SHUNT-SERIES
Rename current as series and interchange the names as


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Sunday, 14 April 2013

TRANSISTOR PROBLEM 5




a)if V1 = 1V find V0

b)if ICBO = 10nA at 250C.find maximum temperature at which the transistor is in cut-off.
SOLUTION
a)Given  V1 = 1V

 Solving above equation we get VTH = -0.695V

From the circuit VTH = VBE

As VBE  ≤ 0.6V the transistor is in cutoff.

So,there is no IC ie.,IC = 0

Therefore V0 = 12V

b)


IB = I2 – I1
As the transistor is in cut-off IB is approximately equal to -ICBO
-ICBO = I2 – I1
ICBO = I1 – I2
I1 = 0.6 – (-12 ) / 100K = 0.126mA
I2 = 1 – 0.6 / 15k = 0.4 /15k =0.026mA
ICBO = 0.126mA – 0.026mA
=0.1mA
ICBO (T) = ICBO (250C ) * 2 ( T – 25 )/10
0.1mA = 10nA * 2 ( T –  25 )/10
Applying logarithm
 ( T – 25 ) /10 = 13.28
 T –25 =132.8
 T = 157.80C

Sunday, 14 April 2013 by Unknown · 0

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