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Problem 17.29
The amplifier is operating at the sinusoidal amplifier for which the dissipation isa maximum verify that conversion efficiency is 50%.
+V CC
V i
- VCC
RL
U1
U2
The ideal class B push - pull amplifier in the figure is operating at the sinusoidalamplitude for which the dissipation is a maximum. Verify that the conversion
efficiency is 50 percent.
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S olutiont
mi [YY s in!
Tr U1 conducts for positive half cycle & U2 conducts for negativehalf cycle
d.c current obtained from supply = Tm I 2
where L
mm
R
V I !
Output power = L
m
RV 2
2
Power supplied by dcCC CC I V V .!
Tm
dc
I I
2!
Collector dissipation L
m
L
mCC C
R
V
R
V V P
2
2 2
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For dissipation to be max
02
0 !! L
m
L
CC
m
C
RV
RV
d V
d P T
TCC
m
V V
2!
Output power = L
CC
RV
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Problem 17.3 0 .
In the circuit shown the base - emitter voltage may be assumed to
remain constant at the cut-in value V K for all values of forward bias.The biasing voltage is idealized by two batteries of voltage kV K,
where 0 < k e 1 . Assume that Yi = V s sin [ t.
+V CC
Vi
kV K
kV K
- VCC
Vo
t V V si [s in!
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(i) For k = 0, 0.5 & 1 plot output as a sanction of time(Vs= 1 V) (VK = .6V)
(ii) What happens to distortion when V s is increased
(iii) What happens if k exceeds unity
(iv) What happens if k > 1 & a resister is added between two emitters.
(v) What is the class of operation.
0s in 0 !V V kV t V s KK[
1s in0 ! k V t V V s K[
on ±ve half cycle
1s in0 ! k V t V V s K[
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Cut in angle
01s in !k V t V s K[
sV
V k t K[ 1s in !
¼
½
»¬
-
«!! s
incu t V
V k t Q K[ 1s in 1
0!k
5.0!k
1!k
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s in !¹ º ¸
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01 45.1713.
s in !¹ º ¸
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01 00s in !!incu t U
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Vo
Vo
08.36
05.17
K = 0
K = .5
K = 1
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( b) as V s is increased, amplitude of current harmonics increases
The distortion also increases.
(c ) For k > 1
then the output voltage is not zero and is given by
0!oV V kV KK
KV k V o 1!(d) if a resistor is placed between the emitters, then the value of output can be reduced to zero by changing the value of Resister.
(e) it is a class AB operation.
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Problem 16.4 0
The gyrator shown is used to simulate an inductance.
(a) Show that Z R R I V i
i 21!
( b) For any resistance between . 1 to k ; what is the range of
inductances possible.
R 1
R 1
I i
Vi+
-
Vi
R 3
R 3
V1 2R
2
Z
Vo
-
+
i V V 21 !
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Thus
11
1
RV V
RV V
I oi i i !
111
2 RV
RV
RV V oi i i !
1 R
V I o
i !
at 2 nd op AM P
1
22V
R
Z V o !
i i V R
Z R I 2.
2 21 !
Z
R R
I
V
i
i 21!
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When
Z is a capacitor µC¶
Then
2121
1RC R j
C
j
R R Z [
[!!
Thus21 RC R L !
largest possible inductance for R lying between . 1 & 1 0 k ;
0 1.min ! L
100max ! L
for < = 1 F
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Problem 16.41
An alternate form of the gyrator is shown. Show that V i/Ii isinductive. Assume ideal O p - Amps.
Find the input impedance of the circuit
Vi +
-
I i
C
R 1
R 2
+
-
Vo
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I oi i !
01
2
! R
V V
S C
V oi i
01
2
1 ! R
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S C
V i i
i i I R R
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1!
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R
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Problem 13.6
1000/1100/11102 33
s s s s
sT v!
The low - frequency return ratio of a feedback amplifier is given by
(a)Is the closed - loop amplifier stable?
( b)What are G.M & P.M
S olution
Magnitude plot
? A32log20102log20 3 !v? A330 10.20!
dB54!
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(i) due to constant a st.line at - 54 dB
(ii) due to term s 3, a str. line of slope 60 dB passing through [ = 1
(iii) after [ = 1 slope will be 40 dB
after [ = 1 00 slope will be 2 0 dB
after [ = 1 000 slope will be 0 dB
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dB j T 14206054log20 ![100![
dB sT 264014log20 !!1000![
dB sT 462026log20 !!
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Problem 13.7
The return ratio is given by
2
765
5.6
10
1
10
1
10
1
101
¼½
»¬-
«¼½
»¬-
«¼½
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«
¼½»
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! s s s
sT
sT o
(a)Determine the largest value of T o for which the amplifier is stable
( b) What value of T o results in GM = 1 0dB?
(c) What value of T o results in PM = 45 0
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S olution
(a) From Bode plot
48log20 10 !oT
4.2log 10 !oT
18.251!oT
( b) 1048log2010 !oT
38log2010 !oT
9.1log 10 !oT
43.79!oT
(c) For a phase margin of 45 0
dBT o 30!
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Problem 13.1 0
Assume that after pole - zero compensator is added
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