Microelectronics Circuit Analysis and Design
Microelectronics Circuit Analysis and Design
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Author: NEAMEN
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Chapter 13, Problem 13.1EP
To determine

The currents IREF,IC10,IC1andIC2 .

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Answer to Problem 13.1EP

The currents are:

  IREF=0.352mAIC10=16μAIC1=8μAIC2=8μA

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Given:

The bias circuit and input stage portion of 741 op-amp circuit is shown below.

  Microelectronics Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 13, Problem 13.1EP

Figure 1

Resistance R5 is changed from 40kΩ to 25kΩ .

Bias voltages are:

  V+=+5VV=5V

The base current is considered to be 0 A.

The base emitter voltages are:

  VBE(on)=VEB(on)=0.6V

Calculation:

Consider the given circuit. The formula for reference current that is established in the circuit branch consists of transistors Q12 , Q11 and R5 is

  IREF=V+VEB12VBE11VR5=50.60.6(5)25×103=101.225×103=8.825×103=0.352×103=0.352mA

Transistors Q11 , Q10 and resistor R4 form a Widler current source. So, a current IC10 is given as,

  IC10R4=VTln(IREFIC10)

Where,

  VT is the thermal voltage and it is equal to 0.026 V.

Substitute the given values in the above equation.

  IC10(5×103)=0.026×ln(0.352×103IC10)

By trial and error method,

  IC10=16μA

For the given circuit, if the base current is neglected, then the collector current through transistors Q8 , Q9 and Q10 will be same while the collector current in transistor Q1 through transistor Q4 will be

  IC1=IC2=IC3=IC4=IC102

Substituting the values,

  IC1=IC2=IC102=16×1062=8×106=8μA

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