LAB_REPORT_04_RAHMAN_40106588

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Apr 3, 2024

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LABORATORY REPORT Electronics II Course: ELEC312 Lab Section: WL-X Experiment No.: 4 Date Performed: 2024 – 03– 20 Experiment Title: COMPARISON OF FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF COMMON-EMITTER (CE) AND COMMON-BASE (CB) AMPLIFIERS Name: Rahman, Md Wasique ID No.: 40106588 I certify that this submission is my original work and meets the Faculty’s Expectations of Originality Signature: Date: 2024 – 04 – 03
Abstract This Lab report studies how common emitter (CE) and common base (CB) amplifiers change their strength depending on the frequency. These amplifiers work best in the middle range of frequencies but get weaker as the frequencies get lower or higher. We use terms like lower 3dB point (f L ) and upper 3dB point (f H ) to talk about the frequencies where the strength drops to 71% of its highest level. CE and CB amplifiers have different ways of showing their strength in the middle frequency range, with CE having a negative sign because it flips the signal. Capacitors, like coupling and bypass ones, are important in affecting the lower 3dB frequency. Internal capacitance (Cµ and Cπ) in the transistor also impacts the upper 3dB frequency, making amplifier performance quite complicated. Also, considering junction capacitance in the transistor model makes it harder to understand how amplifiers behave. Therefore, the students will be using simulations and real measurements to study these changes and learn more about how CE and CB amplifiers work at different frequencies.
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