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Problem 7 For this differential amplifier, calculate the a) Differential gain, b) the Common Mode gain, and c) the Common Mode Rejection ratio. 25k 1k Va- Wt vous Vout vou . 1k Vo-w 24k
1. (a) Express the differential gain (double side) of the amplifier using TR parameters and Rc. (3pts) (b) Express the differential gain for a single side output. (2pts) (e) Design the Re such that o velve IV when vi5mV and v2+5mV (3pts) (d) Determine the maximum common-mode input voltage (5pts) (e) Determine the differential mode input resistance of the amplifier Beta is 100.(3pts) V+ = 10V R. ci C2 ei 02 2 t )10 = 2 mA V-=-10V
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For the differential amplifier shown in Figure (2),assume \(\mathrm{VCC}=12 \mathrm{~V}, \mathrm{VEE}=-12 \mathrm{~V}, \mathrm{Rc}=2 \mathrm{k} \Omega\), and \(\beta=100\) for all transistors.For the current source circuit (Transistor \(\left.Q_{3}\right): R_{1}=4 k \Omega, R_{2}=4 k \Omega, R_{3}=3 \mathrm{k} \Omega\), and \(r_{0}=100 \mathrm{k} \Omega\).a) In differential amplifier circuits, what do "well-matched transistors" mean?b) Why it is important to use well-matched transistors in differential amplifier circuits?c) What are the operating \(Q\) point values \(\left(I_{c Q}\right.\) and \(\left.V_{C Q}\right)\) for the transistors \(Q_{1}\) and \(Q_{2}\) ?d) Draw...
For the differential amplifier shown in Figure 6: Assume
well-matched transistors and = 100 for all transistors:
a) Why it is important to use well-matched transistors in
differential amplifier circuits? What is the potential influence of
mismatched transistors on the performance of the differential
amplifier?
b) Determine the resistor values (R1, R2 and R3) such that the
emitter coupled current IE = 0.5 mA and VC1 = 3 V.
c) Draw the ac equivalent circuit for the single ended...
Find the common mode rejection ratio in VV for a MOSFET differential pair with randomly selected 9kOhm E12 resistors as the drain load biased by a current source of 2mA with output impedance of 88kOhm. W/L 8 and nCox1mA/V RD RD VG2 VG1 Vss
Find the common mode rejection ratio in VV for a MOSFET differential pair with randomly selected 9kOhm E12 resistors as the drain load biased by a current source of 2mA with output impedance of 88kOhm. W/L...
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age gain Ag = (*e*ia) a) Fig. 1 shows a differential amplifier with I = 1mA, RO = 2k22, VB1 = - VB2, a = 0.99. Q1 and Q2 are matched. 1. Find differential voltage gain Ad = (vc2-V1) Xab where Yab = Xa - Xo = VB1 - VB2 2. Determine differential input resistance Rab 3. What is the common mode gain Ac of this circuit? What is CMRR? bd te t 0 1,...
diff-amp shown in Figure has a differential voltage gain of 2500 and a CMRR of 30,000. In part (a), a single-ended input signal of 500 rms is applied. At the same time a 1 V, 60 Hz common-mode interference sig nal appears on both inputs as a result of radiated pick-up from the ac power system. In part (b), differential input signals of 500 uV rms each are applied to the inputs. The common-mode interference is the same as in...
The gain of the non-inverting amplifier is set by the values of the resistors connected to the op- .amp can never be less than 1, even when RB is very high and RT equals 0 A voltage divider is a circuit involving two resistors in series All above is .1 correct Which statement not correct for Ideal operational amplifier Infinite open loop gain AOL for differential .1 .signa Zero gain for the common mode signal .Zero output impedance .noninfinite bandwidth...
For the simple differential amplifier shown below,
a) Calculate the differential gain, Av , of the circuit
b) Calculate the common-mode gain, ACM, of the
circuit and compute CMRR
c) The common-mode gain can be reduced by replacing the resistor
RE, with a constant current source. Design a current
source that is not dependent on Beta linearly to
replace RE, transistors of the same characteristics as
Q1 and Q2, and resistors of your choice
*(Q1, Q2 = 120; ro =...
Sketch the circuit diagram for an inverting amplifier, and give component values that will produce a gain of 500. The op-amp has a supply voltage of ± 15 V. What is the input signal range that will avoid saturation? Show how the inverting amplifier circuit can be modified to provide gain to only the difference in voltage between two inputs signals, and give component values to make this differential gain equal to 500. If the common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) for...