Q.2. (a): Calculate Ri, Av and Ai for the circuit shown. Use hie = 100 Ohms, hfe = 99, hie = hoe = 0.
Solution: The ac base current through ri (hie) is
Since, V0 = (1 + hfe).Ib.RE
Substituting V0 in Ib,
hence, the ac input impedance looking in to the transistor base is -
Here RB = 0,
Now,
and
Q.2. (b): An amplifier with open loop voltage gain A = 1000 ± 100 is available. It is required to have an amplifier whose gain varies by no more than ± 0.2 %. Find (i) reverse transmission factor B of the feedback network (ii) gain with feedback. Derive the formula you used.
Solution: The given data is-
open loop voltage gain, A = 1000 ± 100
variation in gain = ± 0.2 %
i.e.
We know, the relation between the variation in gain after and before application of the feedback can be expressed as-
Solution: The ac base current through ri (hie) is
Ib = (Vi - V0). ri
Since, V0 = (1 + hfe).Ib.RE
Substituting V0 in Ib,
Ib.ri = Vi - V0 = Vi - (1 + hfe).Ib.RE
=> Vi = Ib (ri + (1 + hfe).RE) ~= Ib (ri + hfe.RE)
hence, the ac input impedance looking in to the transistor base is -
Vi/Ib = (ri + hfe.RE)
=> Ri = RB || (ri + hfe.RE)
Here RB = 0,
Ri = (ri + hfe.RE) = 1000 + (100)(1K) = 101 KOhms
Now,
Av = V0/Vs = 1 (approximate)
and
Ai = hfe1 . hfe2 . (Zin.rE / Zin(base).RL)
=> Ai = hfe1 . hfe2 ....(approximate)
=> Ai = 10e+6
Q.2. (b): An amplifier with open loop voltage gain A = 1000 ± 100 is available. It is required to have an amplifier whose gain varies by no more than ± 0.2 %. Find (i) reverse transmission factor B of the feedback network (ii) gain with feedback. Derive the formula you used.
Solution: The given data is-
open loop voltage gain, A = 1000 ± 100
variation in gain = ± 0.2 %
i.e.
We know, the relation between the variation in gain after and before application of the feedback can be expressed as-
from given data, it emplies-
hence, we can obtain value of reverse transmission factor as -
Now, to find the gain with the effect of the feedback as -
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