Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
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Author: Donald A. Neamen
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Chapter 12, Problem 12.50P

(a) Using the small-signal equivalent circuit in Figure 12.25 for the circuit in Figure 12.24 ( a ) , derive the expression for the small-signal current gain A i f = I o / I s . (b) Using the circuit parameters given in Figure 12.24 ( a ) and assuming transistor parameters h F E = 100 and V A = calculate the value of A i f . Compare this answer with the results of Example 12.9.

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To derive: The expression for the small signal current gain of the circuit.

Answer to Problem 12.50P

The value of the small signal current gain is { R F( 1 R B || R B2 ) g m1+( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )( 1 R B || R B2 )[( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )B1 R F ]RFB}1g m2[( R C2 + R L R C2 )]{( 1 r π2 + g m2){( 1 R 2 + g m2 )+D A( 1 R B || R B2 )+ g m1 }[( AB)1 R F ]} .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given circuit is shown in Figure 1.

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 12, Problem 12.50P , additional homework tip  1

Figure 1

Calculation:

Mark the nodes and redraw the circuit.

The given diagram is shown in Figure 2

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 12, Problem 12.50P , additional homework tip  2

Figure 2

By KCL the expression for the current Ii is given by,

  Ii=V π1Rs||R B1||r π1+V π1V e2RFVe2=Vπ1( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )IiRF

The expression for the node voltage is given by,

  VC1=Vπ2+Ve2

Apply KCL at node VC1 .

  gm1Vπ1+V C1R C1||R B2+V π2r π2=0gm1Vπ1+V π2+V e2R C1||R B2+V π2r π2=0gm1Vπ1+Vπ2(1 R C1 || R B2 || r π2 )+V e2R C12||R B2=0

Substitute Vπ1(RFRs||R B1||r π1||RF)IiRF for Ve2 in the above equation.

  gm1Vπ1+Vπ2(1 R C1 || R B2 || r π2 )+1R C12||R B2[Vπ1( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )IiRF]=0Vπ1=IiRF( 1 R C12 || R B2 )V π2( 1 R C || R B2 || r π2 )g m1+[( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )( 1 R C12 || R B2 )]

The expression for the output current is given by,

  IO=(g m2V π2)( R C2 R C2 + R L )Vπ2=IOg m2( R C2 + R L R C2 )

Apply KCL at node Ve2 .

  V π2r π2+gm2Vπ2=V e2R E2+V e2V π1RF(1 r π2 +g m2)Vπ2+V π1RF=(1 R E2 +1 R F )Ve2

Substitute Vπ1(RFRs||R B1||r π1||RF)IiRF for Ve2 in the above equation.

  (1 r π2 +g m2)Vπ2+V π1RF=(1 R E2 +1 R F )(V π1( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )IiRF)(1 r π2 +g m2)Vπ2+IiRF(1 R E2 +1 R F )=Vπ1{[( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )( 1 R E2 + 1 R F )]1 R F}

Substitute IiRF(1 R C12 || R B2 )Vπ2(1 R C || R B2 || r π2 )gm1+[( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )( 1 R C12 || R B2 )] for Vπ1 in the above equation.

  [( 1 r π2 + g m2)Vπ2+IiRF( 1 R E2 + 1 R F )]=[ I i R F( 1 R C1 || R B2 ) V π2( 1 R C || R B2 || r π2 )][gm1+[ ( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F ) ( 1 R C12 || R B2 )]]{[( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )( 1 R E2 + 1 R F )]1RF}

Consider A=RFRs||RB1||rπ1||RF , B=1RE2+1RF , C=1RC1||RB2 and D=1RC1||RB2||rπ2 in the above equation. So the equation is,

   [ ( 1 r π2 + g m2 ) V π2 + I i R F B ]= [ I i R F C V π2 D ] [ g m1 +AC ] { AB 1 R F }

   V π2 { ( 1 r π2 + g m2 )+ D g m1 +AC [ AB 1 R F ] }= I i { R F C g m1 +AC [ AB 1 R F ] R F B }

   [ I O g m2 ( R C2 + R L R C2 ) ]{ ( 1 r π2 + g m2 )+ D g m1 +AC [ AB 1 R F ] }= I i { R F C g m1 +AC [ AB 1 R F ] R FB B }

   I O I i = { R F C g m1 +AC [ AB 1 R F ] R F B } 1 g m2 [ ( R C2 + R L R C2 ) ]{ { ( 1 r π2 + g m2 )+ D AC+ g m1 }[ ( AB ) 1 R F ] }

Thus, the expression for the small signal current gain is,

  Ai={ R FC g m1+AC[AB1 R F ]RFB}1g m2[( R C2 + R L R C2 )]{{( 1 r π2 + g m2 )+D AC+ g m1 }[( AB)1 R F ]} …….(1)

Conclusion:

Therefore, the value of the small signal current gain is { R F( 1 R B || R B2 ) g m1+( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )( 1 R B || R B2 )[( R F R s || R B1 || r π1 || R F )B1 R F ]RFB}1g m2[( R C2 + R L R C2 )]{( 1 r π2 + g m2){( 1 R 2 + g m2 )+D A( 1 R B || R B2 )+ g m1 }[( AB)1 R F ]} .

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The value of the gain Aif for the given specifications.

To compare: The obtained value with the given value of gain. and compare it to the value of 9.58.

Answer to Problem 12.50P

The value of the current gain is 9.58 and it is approximately equal to the given value of gain.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given circuit is shown below.

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 12, Problem 12.50P , additional homework tip  3

The given value of gain is 9.58.

Also, the values are:

  hFE=100VA=

Calculation:

The expression to determine the value of the resistance RB1 is given by,

  RB1=( 80kΩ)( 20kΩ)( 80kΩ)+( 20kΩ)=16kΩ

The expression for the value of the voltage VTH1 is given by,

  VTH1=VCC( R 2 R 2 + R 1 )=10V( 20kΩ 100kΩ)=2V

The expression to determine the value of the current IB1 is given by,

  IBQ1=VTH1VBE(on)RB1+(h fe+1)RE1

Substitute 2V for VTH1 , 0.7V for VBE , 16kΩ for RB1 and 1kΩ for RE1 in the above equation.

  IBQ1=2V0.7V16kΩ+( 100+1)1kΩ=0.0111mA \

The value of the current ICQ1 is calculated as,

  ICQ1=hFEIBQ1

Substitute 100 for hFE and 0.0111mA for IBQ1 in the above equation.

  ICQ1=(100)(0.0111mA)=1.11mA

The expression to determine the value of the resistance RB2 is given by,

  RB2=R3||R4=( 85kΩ)( 15kΩ)( 85kΩ)+( 15kΩ)=12.75kΩ

The value of the Thevenin voltage is given by,

  VTH2=VCC( R 4 R 3 + R 4 )=(10V)( 15kΩ 15kΩ+85kΩ)=1.5V

The expression to determine the value of the current IB2 is given by,

  IBQ2=VTH2VBE(on)RB2+(h fe+1)RE2

Substitute 1.5V for VTH2 , 0.7V for VBE , 12.75kΩ for RB2 and 0.5kΩ for RE2 in the above equation.

  IBQ2=1.5V0.7V12.75kΩ+( 100+1)0.5kΩ=0.01265mA \

The value of the current ICQ2 is calculated as,

  ICQ2=hFEIBQ2

Substitute 100 for hFE and 0.01265mA for IBQ2 in the above equation.

  ICQ2=(100)(0.01265mA)=1.265mA

The expression to determine the transconductance of first transistor is calculated as,

  gm1=1.11mA0.026V=42.69mA/V

The expression to determine the transconductance of second transistor is calculated as,

  gm1=1.265mA0.026V=48.65mA/V

The value of the small signal input resistance is calculated as,

  rπ1=h FEg m1=10042.69mA/V=2.34kΩ

The value of the small signal input resistance is calculated as,

  rπ2=h FEg m2=10048.65mA/V=2.06kΩ

The value of A is calculated as,

  A=RFRs||R B1||r π1||RFRFR B1||r π1||RF=10kΩ16kΩ||2.34kΩ||10kΩ=5.896

The value of B is calculated as,

  B=1R E2+1RF=10.5kΩ+110kΩ=2.1m

The value of C is calculated as,

  C=1RB||RB2

The value of D is calculated as,

  D=1RC1||RB2||rπ2

Substitute 1.7289kΩ for RC1||RB2 and 2.06kΩ for rπ in the above equation.

  D=11.7289kΩ||2.06kΩ=1.0627m , 4kΩ

Substitute 10kΩ for RF , 42.69mA/V for gm1 , 48.65mA/V for gm2 , 4kΩ for RC2 , 4kΩ for RE , 2.06kΩ for rπ2 , 5.896 for A , 2.1m for B , 0.5784m for C and 1.0672m for D in equation (1).

  Ai={ ( 10kΩ )( 0.5784m ) ( 42.69 mA V )+[ ( 5.896 ) ( 0.5784m ) ][ ( 5.896 )( 2.1m ) 1 ( 10kΩ ) ][ ( 10kΩ ) ( 2.1m ) ]} 1 48.65 mA V [( ( 4kΩ )+( 4kΩ ) ( 4kΩ ) )]{ { ( 1 2.06kΩ +48.65 mA V ) + ( 1.0627m ) ( 5.896 )( 0.5784m )+42.69 mA V } [ ( ( 5.896 ) ( 2.1m ) ) 1 ( 10kΩ ) ] }=19.46( 0.0411)( 49.4174)=9.58122

The value of the current gain is 9.58122 and it is approximately equal to the given value of gain.

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