MICROELECT. CIRCUIT ANALYSIS&DESIGN (LL)
MICROELECT. CIRCUIT ANALYSIS&DESIGN (LL)
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Chapter 12, Problem 12.77P

A feedback system has an amplifier with a low-frequency open-loop gain of 5 × 10 4 and has poles at 10 3 Hz , 10 5 Hz , and 10 7 Hz (a) Determine the frequency f 180 at which the phase of the loop gain is 180 degrees. (b) Determine the feedback transfer function β for which the phase margin of the system is 45 ° . (c) Using the results of part (b), determine the low-frequency closed-loop gain.

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Value of frequency at the given values.

Answer to Problem 12.77P

Value of frequency is 1.005×106Hz.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Given values are −

  Openloopgain=5×104Polesareat103Hz,105Hzand107Hz.

The phase of loop gain is 180 degrees

Calculation:

Loop gain can be written as −

  Av=5× 104( 1+j f 10 3 )( 1+j f 10 5 )( 1+j f 10 7 )

Phase of loop gain can be written as −

  Av=5× 104( 1+j f 10 3 )( 1+j f 10 5 )( 1+j f 10 7 )ϕ(f)=tan1(f 10 3 )tan1(f 10 5 )tan1(f 10 7 )

Value of frequency is −

   tan 1 ( f 10 3 ) tan 1 ( f 10 5 ) tan 1 ( f 10 7 )= 180 o

   Weknowthat,

   tan 1 ( A )+ tan 1 ( B )= tan 1 ( A+B 1AB )

   Usingtheseequations,

   tan 1 ( f 10 3 )+ tan 1 ( f 10 5 )+ tan 1 ( f 10 7 )= 180 o

   tan 1 ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )+ tan 1 ( f 10 7 )= 180 o

   tan 1 ( ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )+( f 10 7 ) 1( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )( f 10 7 ) )= 180 o

   ( ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )+( f 10 7 ) 1( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )( f 10 7 ) )=tan( 180 o )

   ( ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )+( f 10 7 ) 1( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )( f 10 7 ) )=0

  ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ))+(f 10 7 )=0(f 10 3 +f 10 5 )+(f 10 7 )(1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ))=010100f 107+(f 10 7 )(1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ))=0(f 10 7 )[(10100) f 2 10 8]=0f2=10100×108f=1.005×106Hz

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Value of ß at the given values.

Answer to Problem 12.77P

Value of ß is 2.83×10-3.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Given values are −

  Av=5× 104β( 1+j f 10 3 )( 1+j f 10 5 )( 1+j f 10 7 )Phasemargin=45°

Calculation:

Value of phase angle of loop gain is −

  Phasemargin=45°ϕ(f)=Phasemargin180°ϕ(f)=135°

Magnitude of frequency is −

  tan1(f 10 3 )tan1(f 10 5 )tan1(f 10 7 )=135°Itisknownthattan1(A)+tan1(B)=tan1( A+B 1AB)Usingtheseequations,tan1(f 10 3 )+tan1(f 10 5 )+tan1(f 10 7 )=135°

  ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ))+(f 10 7 )( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ))=1f3+10.101×1061.0101×1012f1015=0Aftersolvingthisequation,valueoffrequencyis=f=100kHz

   tan 1 ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )+ tan 1 ( f 10 7 )=135°

   tan 1 ( ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )+( f 10 7 ) 1( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )( f 10 7 ) )=135°

   ( ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )+( f 10 7 ) 1( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )( f 10 7 ) )=tan( 135° )

   ( ( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )+( f 10 7 ) 1( f 10 3 + f 10 5 1( f 10 3 )( f 10 5 ) )( f 10 7 ) )=1

Value of ß is −

  Av=5× 104( 1+j f 10 3 )( 1+j f 10 5 )( 1+j f 10 7 )|Av|=5× 104 ( 1+ ( f 10 3 ) 2 ) ( 1+ ( f 10 5 ) 2 ) ( 1+ ( f 10 7 ) 2 )1=5× 104β ( 1+ ( 100× 10 3 10 3 ) 2 ) ( 1+ ( 100× 10 3 10 5 ) 2 ) ( 1+ ( 100× 10 3 10 7 ) 2 )1=5× 104β100×1.414×1β=2.83×103

(c)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Value of low frequency closed loop gain.

Answer to Problem 12.77P

Value of low frequency closed loop gain is 350.87.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Given values are −

  β=2.83×103

Calculation:

Value of closed loop gain is given by −

  Avf=5×1041+5×104β

Value of low frequency gain is −

  Avf=5× 1041+5× 104βAvf=5× 1041+5× 104×2.83× 10 3Avf=350.87

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