Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
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ISBN: 9780073380643
Author: Donald A. Neamen
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Chapter 16, Problem 16.99P

(a)

To determine

The maximum allowed tolerance in the R1

(a)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 16.99P

The maximum allowed value of the tolerance is 5.88% .

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The given diagram is shown in Figure 1

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 16, Problem 16.99P

The expression to determine the analog output voltage vO when the resistor R1 is connected to the reference voltage is given by,

  vO=(b12+b24+b38+b416)(VR)

Substitute 5V for VR , 1 for b1 , 0 for b2 , 0 for b3 and 0 for b4 in the above equation.

  vO=(12+04+08+0 16)(( 5V))=2.5V

The expression to determine the value of the least significant digit is given by,

  LSB=VR2n

Substitute 5V for VR and 4 for n in the above equation.

  LSB=5V24=0.3125V

The expression to determine the value of the output analog voltage with maximum error is given by,

  vO(max)=vO±12LSB

Substitute 2.5V for vO and 0.3125V for LSB in the above equation.

  vO( max)=(2.5V)±12(0.3125V)=2.34375V,2.65625V \

The expression to determine the value of the output analog voltage with maximum error (vO( max)) in terms of the maximum allowable tolerance in the resistance R1 from the circuit is given by,

  vO(max)=(RFR1+ΔR1)(VR)

Substitute 10kΩ for RF , 20kΩ for R1 and 5V for VR in the above equation.

  vO( max)=( 10kΩ 20kΩ+Δ R 1 )(( 5V))ΔR1=( 10kΩ v O( max ) )(5V)20kΩ   ...... (1)

Substitute 2.34375V for vO(max) in the above equation.

  ΔR1=( 10kΩ 2.34375V)(5V)20kΩ=1.333kΩ

The expression to determine the percentage allowed tolerance in the value of resistance R1 in terms of percentage %ΔR1 is given by,

  %ΔR1=(ΔR1R1)100   ...... (2)

Substitute 1.333kΩ for ΔR1 and 20kΩ for R1 in the above equation.

  %ΔR1=( 1.333kΩ 20kΩ)100=6.7%

Substitute 2.65625V for vO(max) in equation (1)

  ΔR1=( 10kΩ 2.65625V)(5V)20kΩ=|1.1765kΩ|=1.1765kΩ

Substitute 1.1765kΩ for ΔR1 and 20kΩ for R1 in equation (2)

  %ΔR1=( 1.1765kΩ 20kΩ)100=5.88%

Conclusion:

Therefore, the maximum allowed value of the tolerance is 5.88% .

(b)

To determine

The maximum allowed tolerance in the value of R4

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 16.99P

The maximum allowed value of the tolerance is 33.3% .

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The expression to determine the analog output voltage vO when the resistor R4 is connected to the reference voltage is given by,

  vO=(b12+b24+b38+b416)(VR)

Substitute 5V for VR , 0 for b1 , 0 for b2 , 0 for b3 and 1 for b4 in the above equation.

  vO=(02+04+08+1 16)(( 5V))=0.3125V

The expression to determine the value of the output analog voltage with maximum error is given by,

  vO(max)=vO±12LSB

Substitute 0.3125V for vO and 0.3125V for LSB in the above equation.

  vO( max)=(0.3125V)±12(0.3125V)=0.15625V,0.46875V

The expression to determine the value of the output analog voltage with maximum error (vO( max)) in terms of the maximum allowable tolerance in the resistance R4 from the circuit is given by,

  vO(max)=(RFR4+ΔR4)(VR)

Substitute 10kΩ for RF , 160kΩ for R4 and 5V for VR in the above equation.

  vO( max)=( 10kΩ 160kΩ+Δ R 4 )(( 5V))ΔR4=( 10kΩ v O( max ) )(5V)160kΩ   ...... (3)

Substitute 0.15625V for vO(max) in the above equation.

  ΔR4=( 10kΩ 0.15625V)(5V)160kΩ=160kΩ

The expression to determine the percentage allowed tolerance in the value of resistance R4 in terms of percentage %ΔR4 is given by,

  %ΔR4=(ΔR4R4)100   ...... (4)

Substitute 160kΩ for ΔR4 and 160kΩ for R4 in the above equation. ΔR4

  %ΔR4=( 160kΩ 160kΩ)100=100%

Substitute 0.46875V for vO(max) in equation (1)

  ΔR4=( 10kΩ 0.46875V)(5V)160kΩ=|53.3334kΩ|=53.3334kΩ

Substitute 53.3334kΩ for ΔR4 and 160kΩ for R4 in equation (2)

  %ΔR4=( 53.3334kΩ 160kΩ)100=33.3%

Conclusion:

Therefore, the maximum allowed value of the tolerance is 33.3% .

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