The parameters of MOSFET circuit
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Q: 2. The MOSFET in the following circuit is in which configuration?
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Q: Differentiate E-MOSFET and DE –MOSFET
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Q: Discuss the significant different between the construction of an E-MOSFET and a D-MOSFET.
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Q: Which of the following is true about the D-type MOSFETS?
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Q: What are the advantages of MOSFET over JFET?
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- In the common-emitter amplifier circuit shown in the figure, Vcc=9V, R1=27kΩ, R2=15kΩ, RE=1.2kΩ and RC=2.2kΩ. The transistor has β=100.a-) If Rsig=10kΩ and RL=2kΩ, calculate the IE value of the amplifier.b-) For small signal analysis of the transistor, find the value of Rin by deriving the π-modelc-) Calculate vo/vsig and io/ii.Design a Single-Stage Common Emitter Class A Amplifier Specifications:Voltage Divider Bias Circuit Supply: Any value from 10Vdc to 24VdcLoad: 1kΩVoltage Gain: Any value from 80 to 400Lower Cutoff Frequency: 100 HzSinusoidal source (zero internal resistance): 50mVp-pTransistor: Si, β = 75 • Base-Collector capacitance = 8pF • Base-Emitter Capacitance = 25pF a) compute for the biasing resistances.b) determine the dc transistor terminal voltages and transistor currents.(a) What are the Q-points for the transistors in the amplifier as shown if VCC = 15 V, VEE = 15 V, IEE = 400 μA, βF = 100, REE = 270 kΩ,RC =47 kΩ, VA=∞, and βF =100? (b) What are the differential-mode gain, common-mode gain, CMRR, and differential-mode and common-modeinput and output resistances? (c) Repeat part (b) for VA = 50 V.
- (a) What are the Q-points for the transistors in the amplifier as shown if VDD =5V, VSS =5 V, RSS =2.4 kΩ, and RD =2.4 kΩ? Assume Kn =400 μA/V2 and VT N =0.7 V. (b) What are the differential-mode gain, common-mode gain, CMRR, and differential-mode and common-mode input resistances?The dc bias circuit for a common emitter amplifier is shown in the figure. In the circuit, Vcc=15v,RB1=20k Ω,RB2=100k Ω,Rc=5.1k Ω,and RE1=1k Ω, Assume that when the transistor is on, the voltage drop from base to emitter VBE=0.7v. Also assume that β= ∞, which implies that the base current can be considered zero (IB=0) in your calculations. Solve for the base voltage VB. Solve for the emitter voltage VE. Solve for the emitter current IB. Solve for the collector current ICConsider the common-source amplifier shown in Figure P11.50. The NMOS transistor has KP=50 μA/V2, L=5 μm, W=500 μm, Vto=1 V and rd=∞.a. Determine the values of IDQ, VDSQ and gm. b. Compute the voltage gain, input resistance, and output resistance, assuming that the coupling capacitors are short circuits for the ac signal. Repeat Problem P11.50 for an NMOS transistor having KP=50 μA/V2, W=600 μm, L=20 μm, Vto=2 V and rd=∞. Compare the gain with that attained in Problem P11.50.
- Vs=100 mV peak-to-peak, 1 kHz sine signal, Kn=0.4mA/v^2 ,Vt=1V , λ=0.01V^-1 Make the DC analysis of the above given mosfet amplifier circuit. Simulation to tableWrite down the measured values and mathematical calculation results. (The valueswith the units.)DC Parameters ,Measured value ,Calculated ValueVGETCVGSVDVDSIDb. Draw the small signal model for the AC analysis of the circuit. Find the gm, ro, Av values.c. Show the Vs input signal and the Vo output signal of the circuit on the oscilloscope. Volt/div of channels andSpecify time/div values.The common-emitter amplifier given in the figure in the circuit, Vcc=9V, R1=27kΩ, R2=15kΩ, RE=1.2kΩ and RC=2.2kΩ. Transistor β=100 has value. a-) If it has values of Rsig=10kΩ and RL=2kΩ Calculate the IE of the amplifier. b-) For small signal analysis of transistor Find the value of Rin by deriving the π-model c-) Calculate vo/vsig and io/ii.(a) What are the Q-points for the transistors in the amplifier as shown if VDD = 12V, VSS = 12V, ISS = 1.5 mA, RSS = 33 kΩ, and RD = 15 kΩ? Assume Kn = 375 μA/V2 and VT N = 0.75 V. (b) What are the differential-mode gain, commonmode gain, CMRR, and differential-mode and common-mode input resistances?
- 4) By drawing the small signal model of the circuit given below, we can determine the total voltage and current gain values of the circuit, without the bypass capacitor on and without the bypass capacitor. Calculate separately for the two cases as it will be in the circuit (connected to the emitter end of the transistor). (β = 100, rS = 600 Ω, R1 = 27 KΩ, R2 = 4.7 KΩ, RC = 3.3 KΩ, RE = 680 Ω, RL= 15 KΩ, VCC = 10 V)(a) What are the Q-points for the transistors in the amplifier as shown if VDD = 9 V, VSS = 9 V, ISS = 40 μA, RSS = 1.25 MΩ, and RD = 300 kΩ? Assume Kp = 200 μA/V2, γ = 0.6 V0.5, 2φF = 0.6 V, and VTO = −1 V. (b) What are the differential-mode gain, common-mode gain, CMRR, and differential-mode and common-mode input resistances?For the amplifier as shown, VDD = 12 V, VSS = 12 V, ISS = 20 μA, and RD = 820 kΩ. Assume IDSS = 1 mA and VP = +2 V. (a) What are the output voltages υo for the amplifier for υ1 = 0V and υ1 = 20 mV? (b) What is the maximum permissible value of υs?