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 17, Problem 17.12EP

(a)

To determine

The base and the collector current in each of the transistor. Also, the power dissipation in the gate.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 17.12EP

The currents in the transistors are, iC2 is 0 , iB2 is 0 , iBO is 0 , iC5 is 0 , iB5 is 0 , iCO is 0 , iC4 is 0 , iB4 is 0 , iB3 is 0 and iC3 is 0 . The power dissipated in the circuit is 495μW .

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The given diagram is shown in Figure 1

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 17, Problem 17.12EP

The expression to determine the value of the voltage v1 is given by,

  v1=vX+Vγ

Substitute 0.4V for vX and 0.3V for Vγ in the above equation.

  v1=0.4V+0.3V=0.7V

The expression to determine the value of the current i1 is given by,

  i1=5Vv140kΩ

Substitute 0.7V for v1 in the above equation.

  i1=5V0.7V40kΩ=107.5×103mA

The conversion from 1mA into μA is given by,

  1mA=103μA

The conversion from 107.5×103mA into μA is given by,

  107.5×103mA=107.5μA

The second transistor and the output transistor are in cut off region and the current in the circuit are given by,

  iB5=0iC5=0iB2=0iC2=0

The expression for the value of the collector current and the base current of the output transistor is given by,

  iCO=0iBO=0

The expression for the base and the collector current of the third and the fourth transistor are given by,

  iB3=0iC3=0iB4=0iC4=0

The expression for the power dissipated in the circuit is given by,

  P=i1(5VvX)

Substitute 107.5μA for i1 and 0.4V for vX in the above equation.

  P=(107.5μA)(5V0.4V)=495μW

Conclusion:

Therefore, the currents in the transistors are, iC2 is 0 , iB2 is 0 , iBO is 0 , iC5 is 0 , iB5 is 0 , iCO is 0 , iC4 is 0 , iB4 is 0 , iB3 is 0 and iC3 is 0 . The power dissipated in the circuit is 495μW .

(b)

To determine

The base and the collector current in each of the transistor. Also, the power dissipation in the gate.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 17.12EP

The currents in the transistors are, iC2 is 325μA , iB2 is 90μA , iBO is 415μA , iC5 is 0 , iB5 is 0 , iCO is 0 , iC4 is 0 , iB4 is 0 , iB3 is 0 and iC3 is 0 . The power dissipated in the circuit is 2.08mW .

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The expression to determine the value of the voltage v1 is given by,

  v1=VBE(on)QO+VBE(on)Q2

Substitute 0.7V for VBE(on)QO and 0.7V for VBE(on)Q2 in the above equation.

  v1=0.7V+0.7V=1.4V

The expression for the voltage vC2 is given by,

  vC2=VBE(on)QO+VCE(on)Q2

Substitute 0.7V for VBE(on)QO and 0.4V for VCE(on)Q2 in the above equation.

  vC2=0.7V+0.4V=1.1V

The expression to determine the value of the current i1 is given by,

  i1=5Vv140kΩ

Substitute 1.4V for v1 in the above equation.

  i1=5V1.4V40kΩ=90×103mA

The expression to determine the value of the current i2 is given by,

  i2=5VvC212kΩ

Substitute 1.1V for vC2 in the above equation.

  i2=5V1.1V12kΩ=325×103mA

The conversion from 90×103mA into μA is given by,

  90×103mA=90μA

The conversion from 325×103mA into μA is given by,

  325×103mA=325μA

The expression for the base current of the second transistor is given by,

  iB2=i1

Substitute 90μA for i1 in the above equation.

  iB2=90μA

The expression for the collector current of the second transistor is given by,

  iC2=i2

Substitute 325μA for i2 in the above equation.

  iC2=325μA

The fifth transistor is in the cut off region and the current in the circuit are given by,

  iB5=0iC5=0

The expression for the value of the collector current of output transistor is given by,

  iBO=iB2+iC2

Substitute 325μA for iC2 and 90μA for iB2 in the above equation.

  iBO=90μA+325μA=415μA

The expression for the base and the collector current of the third and the fourth transistor are given by,

  iB3=0iC3=0iB4=0iC4=0

The expression for the power dissipated in the circuit is given by,

  P=(i1+i2)(5V)

Substitute 90μA for i1 and 325μA for i2 in the above equation.

  P=(325μA+90μA)(5V)=2.08×103μW

The conversion from μW into mW is given by,

  1μW=103mW

The conversion from 2.08×103μW into mW is given by,

  2.08×103μW=2.08mW

Conclusion:

Therefore, the currents in the transistors are, iC2 is 325μA , iB2 is 90μA , iBO is 415μA , iC5 is 0 , iB5 is 0 , iCO is 0 , iC4 is 0 , iB4 is 0 , iB3 is 0 and iC3 is 0 . The power dissipated in the circuit is 2.08mW .

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